Financial Advisor Answers Money Questions From Twitter 💰| Tech Support | WIRED

Kevin L. Matthews II, author and financial educator, answers questions from twitter about money and spending. Are we going into a recession? How is a credit score calculated? How soon do you need to start saving for retirement? Is our tax system rigged for the rich? Is cyrpto worth investing in? Kevin answers all these questions and much more!



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[SIGNIFYING_NOTHING]

I went to grad school with this guy. He's smart. Glad to see him featured in this Wired video.

[fraser]

I’m a financial advisor with 14 years experience. There are “advisors” out there who are full of it; this guy isn’t. Spot on answers.

[buildingbread]

Thanks so much for having me! I’m always down for a part 2 😉

[teachmotivaterepeat]

It's a pleasure to listen to a knowledgeable person breaking down difficult concepts in a very understandable way. Part 2, please!

[pertnerk]

I laughed at how quickly he answered the "is the tax system rigged" question. Zero hesitation.

[kinaedconchobar]

Talking finances with people to be very emotionally charged. This guys charisma and presentation style really helps defuse that. If I was in the market for a financial advisor, this guy would make me feel confident and calm.

[namirahdotpdf]

this guy should build a curriculum to be teached at highschools. this is a vital lesson about living a life.

[s.beltran]

it’s so refreshing to see a financial expert/advisor actually clearly verbalize that they believe the system is rigged to benefit the rich! thank you for not gaslighting as so many in the field do.

[anilbalram]

Honestly we need this guy back with a longer video just dumbing down his advice for everyone

[saffiru]

As someone who's been investing for over 20 years, this guy's answers are all 100% correct... he does a great job explaining it to people who might not understand it as well

[jkimchi]

What I've spent in years trying to understand some of these talking points, this guy explained in 15 minutes. This was so easy to digest and understand. Please bring him back for a part 2+!

[Edwin_Studio]

this guy presented all the answers elegantly and no hesitation in his words. I need more something like this

[RuRuWebby]

Talking about money and savings etc is usually such a stressful time for me that I tend to avoid it. This video came on autoplay but I'm so glad it did! Thank you for such digestible information without the added pressure and "you should be doing better/understand all this" attitude that I seem to see a lot of the time.

[maddiesanabria]

this was SO easily digestible information. Thank you very very much for this, as always. Love the people you pick for these videos

[khalilahd.]

As a 20 something still navigating financial literacy I definitely needed this 😭🙏🏽

[lamorrafierro]

I was watching this so hard. I’m a 22 year old women. I have a good job that pays well but I feel like I’m not using my money wisely. Money talk confuses me and honestly scares me. I keep thinking about that lately. Hopefully I will make it through!

[roses.]

As a Financial Planner myself, I love the sound advice that's being provided! Great job!

[DGTV]

3:54 This is the most concise explanation of this particular concept I’ve heard. It also explains why rich folks who’s stocks tank end up brankrupt. Well done.

[jasonhammar]

Easily one of the best videos on here. Id love to see a part 2 or more videos like this.

[josaking]

PLEASE do another video of this. This guy makes so much sense and I wish I was taught this stuff when I was younger