Do these 5 things RIGHT AFTER you get paid (seriously!)

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Hello 👋 I’m Humphrey, I used to be a financial advisor, worked in gaming/tech, and started my own eCommerce business. I make practical, rational content on investing, personal finance, the news, and much more with a data-backed approach. My goal is to help you with financial literacy and creating wealth.

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[blackcatz]

My rent alone is 70% of my income here in australia sigh

[ourtube]

My COL is roughly 70% and I have no debt other than the mortgage, the problem is that my mortgage is 2100 and all my other expenses only amount to 1100 so I have very little room to cut back on anything.

[Lone_Paladin]

It's always awful paying half your income in rent when you could be using it instead to be building equity in a house. As soon as I can find stable work and save for a house, I'm done throwing away $1, 400 a month on rent that I'll never see again.

[bravogoldeagle]

Cost of living should be no more than 60% of gross or net pay?

[whclcdr]

One thing that he doesn’t recommend that I would recommend if you change jobs take your 401(k) and move it to an annuity right now my annuities are paying 6% every year

[BigAdyBaby]

I know its a long shot but I’m doing amazing in my life I really could use someone like you my goal is to help a lot of people I have a charity and I’m doing really good with my finances at the minute I would love to talk to you as where I come from is the complete opposite Of where I am right now the reason I’m reaching out is because I want to continue this journey in school and I appreciate you you seem like you want to help in a big way all I need is advice tailored to what I’m doing

[charletfoster]

After the pandemic, ppl really should try to save 6 months n more

[MerToronto]

Doing these 5 things keeping you big as hell

[sanjaynandalall]

7 babysteps with Dave Ramsey

step one: $1k in savings, immediately

step two: have 3 to 6 months of savings

[bjnorth]

6 build a business and have tax deductible expenses

[RetsardoNonenjanahary]

Déverrouiller les secrets de votre première carte de crédit ???? ???

[LennyMiller]

You know the instant you acted as though the amount you should spend is based on the amount you ear is the instant you expose yourself to being an absolute pleb who doesnt know anything