How to Make Your Children Millionaires 👶💸 #shorts #finance

[celestialveins]

I love that he teaches you shit while giving you some entertaining skits.

[ann-mareegenos]

I like how the 'baby' is a Flareon😂

[asianati]

Varies by state but UTMA typically have mandatory withdrawals at age 18 or 21. The custodian will have no authority over the money and the child assumes full-responsibility and can be used for anything. If this child retains the same investment strategy (without any contributions) then yes, this scenario could theoretically be possible

[ninjabanana]

Your content is so good man, keep it up.

[abdo_rezak]

We getting seizures with these flashbangs 🗣🗣📢📢🔥🔥💀💀

[masonhake]

“Into this account.” *points at child*

[Orestis_Hondos]

In 60 years of inflation a million dollars might be able to cover the average rent for a month

[edzo]

UTMA! 529 ain't bad now either with the new rules. Buy you can't put real estate or other assets in a 529 like you can in a UTMA 😉

[TheRblxSage]

Mam I think you're having twins.
Absolutely diabolical.

[sheebageorge]

Thank you for you amazing videos it helps me a lot

[simonbakker]

Imagine seeing ur baby for the first time and all u think about is this😅

[jdt]

That's after the reported average 2% annual inflation it does 2% every other week these days. The baby will need 10million to buy a tent in 60years 😅

[Kingerious_]

Isnt compound interest haram in islam?

[S_GHOST_KUZNETSOV]

From when human start giving birth to a f*cking flareon

[strangelyukrainian]

Why is the doctor assisting with births performing colonoscopies? Unless it’s another country and not America, that would be a GI performing colonoscopies

[rick-lzbd]

Who thought it meant it million baby the song

[nadimbenmusa]

Boss $1, 737, 790.06 in Jul. 2024 equals $1, 000, 000 of buying power in Sep. 2002.

How do you respond ?

[MrTheanimekiller]

And then when they are 60 that 1 million will be worth the equivalent to 60k now

[ItsdoctorB]

Bro, what kind of OB/GYN does colonoscopies lol

[muradm]

Invest more. $1 Mill in 2064 would have the same buying power as $372, 431 in 2024. Your money loses 62.76% of its power by then. This is an average inflation rate of 2.50% meaning your money loses -2.5% power every year and cumulative inflation of 62.76% over 40 years (From 20 to 60 years old) is equal or 62.67% of power loss.