15 Things You MUST DO To RETIRE EARLY

15 Things You MUST DO To RETIRE EARLY
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What are 15 Things You MUST DO To RETIRE EARLY?
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What are 15 steps to Retire Early?
What are 15 Things You Must Do If You Hope To Retire early?
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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Define Your Retirement
01:17 - Plan for your health
02:14 - Sign Up For your employer's retirement savings plan
02:57 - Understand And Plan Your Early Retirement Housing
03:32 - Understand That You Will Never Retire From A Salary Job
03:56 - Get disciplined with your money
04:35 - Lifestyle Change
05:28 - Understand Your Current Financial Situation
06:21 - Invest in your financial knowledge
07:02 - Prioritizing your future over your present situation
07:58 - Save The Maximum Amount You Can Afford
08:36 - Find Your Target Number
09:27 - Build a business
10:14 - Learn About Risk Management
11:00 - Draw A Plan

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers! Have you downloaded the Alux App yet?

[madhav]

I'm not in any event, joking when I say that the market slump and high inflation have me genuinely worried and stressed over retirement. I've been in the red for some time now and in spite of the fact that people say these emergency has it advantages, I'm freaking out however I get it, investing is a long term game, so I attempt to zero in on the long haul.

[pauljackson]

If you're entering adulthood (teens to early twenties) recommend living with your parents (assuming they're around, stable household, willing and welcoming) to cut down on expenses. Be it you go from H.S. & go straight to the workforce, go to university or what have you, minimizing living expenses is (usually) a hefty amount you can divert to investing or scaling your enterprise. (this is among other things, is what I did in university to come out debt free)

There's also rooming with a group of people, this is also a cheap option but please note it's more of a magnifier of accelerating or decelerating your enterprise/investments. Peer pressure ain't no joke, bad roommates who don't clean up after themselves (physically, emotionally, etc...) ain't no joke, but, if you can find people who are well put together and aiming in the direction you aim (early retirement among other things) that is a game changer like none other. (2 heads are better than 1? more like 2 heads >10x what would've been from 1!)

Former option is a staple for majority people, if you've a bad (may so much as be kindhearted but inept when it comes to where it counts) group of people with you then stay home. If you've a good group of people around you then pair with them and go as a pack. (usually in 3 months time you see if it's a good group of people as each person's quality of life would've increased dramatically by then)

[nightmare.untold]

What an inspiring video🤩 Thanks Alux, this is what i learn from the video :

00:25 - Define Your Retirement
01:17 - Plan for your health
02:14 - Sign Up For your employer's retirement savings plan
02:57 - Understand And Plan Your Early Retirement Housing
03:32 - Understand That You Will Never Retire From A Salary Job
03:56 - Get disciplined with your money
04:35 - Lifestyle Change
05:28 - Understand Your Current Financial Situation
06:21 - Invest in your financial knowledge
07:02 - Prioritizing your future over your present situation
07:58 - Save The Maximum Amount You Can Afford
08:36 - Find Your Target Number
09:27 - Build a business
10:14 - Learn About Risk Management
11:00 - Draw A Plan

Hope my video can inspire you guys too ☺

[charlottewalker]

*Awesome! love your perspective.*
I currently make 106k/yr. No home or iπvestment and the job is in NY as I work from home. I need to do something quick or else I’m going to be paying thousands to the IRS come tax season. What can I do?

[evangelinewebster]

I FEEL LIKE THE HOLE SEASON IS OVER, I'M TRYING TO
GET INTO TRADING AS A ROOKIE, BUT I'VE HAD SO MUCH
LOSS TRYING TO TRADE ON MY OWN, PLEASE WHAT
STRATEGIES DO I NEED TO EARN PROFITS FROM THE
MARKET

[cassiejacobs]

When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work

[Mysticaltyger]

16. Don't have a kid out of wedlock or before age 25.

17. Marry a person who has the same financial philosophy as you do.

[watsonkashala]

00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Define Your Retirement
01:17 - Plan for your health
02:14 - Sign Up For your employer's retirement savings plan
02:57 - Understand And Plan Your Early Retirement Housing
03:32 - Understand That You Will Never Retire From A Salary Job
03:56 - Get disciplined with your money
04:35 - Lifestyle Change
05:28 - Understand Your Current Financial Situation
06:21 - Invest in your financial knowledge
07:02 - Prioritizing your future over your present situation
07:58 - Save The Maximum Amount You Can Afford
08:36 - Find Your Target Number
09:27 - Build a business
10:14 - Learn About Risk Management
11:00 - Draw A Plan

[marcjohnson]

Most of these items are mentioned in a book that Aux recommended. Money, Mastering the Game by Tony Robbins is a great lesson on finances and because you recommended it I made sure I read and learned from it. Thank you ALUX!

[luthandondlovu]

Starting a business from scratch is where most small business owners begin, taking a passion and skills and combining each with real world applications.

[rickgraham]

Started at FMC at 19, retired at 47 with a full pension. Thanks UAW. Started a successful business and now running it only a few hours weekly. Partners in another growing business that's going on 5 years now.

[supermichaelssecondchannel]

Exercise, always eat healthy, and rest when needed!

[doshgustavahr]

What a splendid advice. Just when I needed it

[senthilks]

Now I am seeing lot of spamming in comments in ALUX, you can't make money in bit coin 👛 or share market without own research or without loss, I am 54 and investing directly in shares since 30 years so far could achieve a maximum 15% and minimum 6% appreciation on yearly basis. But I've built a good portfolio to last my life time . these consultants who advertising like this will suck your hard earned money

[JCtheRealtyGuy]

Dream big and remain persistent!! With consistency you’ll get there. #staystrong

[andriuszukauskas]

Surround yourself with like minded people who reaches similar goals. It’s not as crowded on the top. Bring some company together

[cashflowkingfb]

I'm in the payment processing industry I retired at 28 pre COVID working my earnings out now ..😎😎😎

[havenpersonalcare]

All I wanted to do in 1997 after high school was to serve in the U.S Army and be able to give back; little did I know 25 years later and at a ripe age of 44; its my ticket to early retirement.

[GVChannel]

This is a good life master plan, earlier to earn for being earlier to retire…