9 Things You Need to Do Before 2023 Ends!

9 Things You Need to Do Before 2023 Ends!

Bring confidence to your wealth building with simplified strategies from The Money Guy. Learn how to apply financial tactics that go beyond common sense and help you reach your money goals faster. Make your assets do the heavy lifting so you can quit worrying and start living a more fulfilled life.

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1. Count your Cash 2:00
2. Get That Free Money 4:44
3. Get Your Liabilities Under Control 7:45
4. Maximize That Tax-Free Money! 10:47
5. Hit the Max! 16:12
6. Finish the Drill! 18:50
7. Focus on Abundance Goals 23:29
8. Pay off the House? 25:28
9. Remember Generosity 27:39

[davidhodge]

Thanks to the Money Guys, moved my emergency fund into a high yield savings accounts 3 months ago earning 5%! It was the biggest no brainer. Thanks for the push!

[KaiSosceles]

1 Thing The Money Guy Show Needs To Do Before 2023 Ends: Add chapters to listicle videos.

[ursugar_]

I'm 20 and i'm so lucky that i found this 2 guys channel that helps me grow and smarter everyday.

[zeekiel]

You guys have been killing it on the visuals lately. Simple, clean, easy to read and understand. The "Investing in Roth vs. Pre-Tax 401k" slide really stands out and so many people can easily digest this information.

[jorlowsky]

These guys just give out gold for free! I’m going to look back when I’m 40 and really thank these guys. I’m 26 now. I found them when I was 23

[rachell]

I (23, just finishing college but worked when I could) had 20k as a nest egg sitting at my bank. My bank is chase. I literally made pennies each month. I moved it to my schwab brokerage in a money market fund and now it makes $100 each month. Money guys is the reason I maxed out my roth this year. Thank you for making financial education accessible!

[Moneymalzy]

This is the best video they have ever put up. I was saying to myself before the end this video is perfect but it missing giving. Not only did they cover. They said ground zero. Amazing advice. The is by far the best financial advice you are going to get ever. Without paying for it of course. I listen and criticize these videos so much. Sometimes it sounds like a lot of bragging and no help. And often I feel I have to give up my dreams in order to succeed financially and im still struggling doing that at 45. But hearing this video makes me realize there are people who care about their own fellow human beings. And the part about money is a tool is correct. I wish I could say more about how great this video is. This February I changed jobs from making 60k a year to I've already made 80k so far in those 7 months. I noticed when I gave away my money checks started appearing in the mail from things.

[ALeeper]

If Bo ever isn’t excited at the beginning of a show, I’m gonna be worried about either him or the show content. Great info guys. This show covers it all. Good show to pin somewhere.

[eiladelaflor]

The amount of drinks Bo has is so relatable. Always need a cozy drink, a fun drink, and hydrating drink.

[spdog]

Great episode! You guys are my favorite YouTube finance show! 💵

[jonn]

I would love to have a video dedicated to generosity in personal finances. Also fun to throw in some charitable planning.

[buckibanker]

Yeah buddy December 73 baby and I maxed out my catch up this year

[tcshy]

I paid off 5 credit cards. I have 2 more to go. I have paid off a lot!! It has taken me a couple of years to wipe this out.
I have 3 HSAs. Love the triple tax advantages! Working on moving all the HSAs from previous employers to my current employer plan.

[sarahoptical]

Thanks guys. Wish I would have found your channel 10 years ago

[Rochelletrem]

Thank you. Just what I needed to watch. My hubby and I are directors of our farm business and own property, plus small pensions. I am nearly 52, hubby is 55. We have started to save to retire from the farm, and possibly live on rental income, I'd really appreciate you go LIVE and talk about how to earn passive income online and retire comfortably, let’s say $1M.

[CliveBirse]

Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money. A trader made over $350k in this recession influenced market.

[MillionaireHouseholdFinance]

Great points! Especially about retirement accounts. The end of the year is the time to make sure you get that squared away!

[kamoore]

I love your show. I wish you would address the population that is approaching retirement and just found out about you.

[tylerblack]

According to Brian, my mortgage is considered high interest debt. 6.125% and I'm in my 20s