15 Signs You Are Financially Mature

Up until a certain point in life, money comes, money goes and that’s about it.

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00:00 - Intro
00:23 - You actually have
a budget to work with
01:28 - The emergency fund is
not an emergency in itself
02:34 - You don’t have
unemployed dollars
03:09 - Debt reduction
is a major focus
03:47 - You expect to make more money in the future
04:15 - Insurance Policies
Are in Place
04:44 - Retirement
Planning Is Underway
05:15 - Credit Score Monitoring
and Improvement
05:46 - Living Below Your Means
06:28 - You make financial decisions with your accountant, not with your stylist
07:07 - You read at least one book of what to do with your money
07:56 - You understand taxes and how to maximize returns
08:38 - You look for ways
of making money long term
09:11 - Talking about money
doesn’t make you emotional
09:43 - You don’t make
unplanned purchases

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[alux]

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[SteveDutton-v]

Debt reduction is, in my opinion, one of the most important aspects of financial maturity out of all the important points discussed in the video. You may increase your control over your financial situation and free up funds for future investments by actively striving to reduce your debt. Debt repayment should be prioritized, and plans should be made to keep from accruing excessive debt in the first place. Recall that each step you take to reduce your debt will bring you one step closer to financial freedom. We appreciate you reminding us of the significance of debt management.

[InvestingMachine]

Out of all the valuable points talked about in the video, in my opinion, Debt reduction is indeed a crucial aspect of financial maturity. By actively working towards reducing debt, you not only free up resources for future investments but also gain more control over your financial well-being. It's important to prioritize paying off debts and develop strategies to avoid falling into excessive debt in the first place. Remember, every step towards debt reduction brings you closer to financial freedom. Thanks for reminding us the importance of controlling debt.

[gingerbreadzak]

00:13 📊 You have a budget and plan your expenses ahead of time.
01:37 💼 You prioritize building an emergency fund and understand its importance.
03:13 💳 Debt reduction is a significant focus for you.
03:54 💰 You expect your income to increase over time.
04:50 🛡 You have insurance policies in place to protect against unforeseen events.
05:16 💳 You monitor and work to improve your credit score.
05:58 💸 You live below your means and avoid lifestyle inflation.
06:37 📊 You make financial decisions with an accountant or through careful analysis.
07:20 📚 You have educated yourself about financial matters, potentially by reading books on the subject.
08:00 💡 You understand taxes and aim to maximize returns.
08:41 🌱 You actively seek ways to make money in the long term.
09:25 😡 You don't let emotions control your financial decisions.
09:54 💳 You avoid unplanned purchases and prioritize financial stability.
10:20 💼 You focus on building assets that generate income to support your lifestyle.

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[danieldpa]

it started with the horrible feeling having debt, now a decade into the journey, passive income is approaching equilibrium with monthly expenses. I´m struggling to understand why this knowledge is not thought in school! With courtesy to Robert Kyosaki, Dave Ramsey and many many others who thought me, what my parents didn´t teach me.

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[JohnWickPotter]

I can happily say I’ve come a long way. This video helped me realize that. Thank God for my ex. If not for her I’d have never took finances seriously.

[dee-dyi]

"Tooth fell out, well its time to chew on your other side" I don't recall ever laughing as hard as I did just now. 😂😂😂

[BasementBerean]

Wow. I'm 14 for 15. That's because I have a degree in accounting so I don't need an accountant.

[rayshawnbedell]

lol I usually agree with you guys videos but this one I can’t, as a New Yorker every New Yorker from the Bronx the malba Queens has a bag full a bag, and reusable cups and bins. That doesn’t make you poor

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[janakman]

That's me. Thank you for making it simple to understand how to take of your money. It's how you prioritize your finances. Keep it simple and live below your means.

[DioDiablo]

In my early 30s I have learned that stability is not equal. There is stability at a low income and stability at a high income. I have low income stability, but it wouldn't be that bad if I wasn't the only financially responsible person in my apartment.

[hansconchehuaman]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

Tienes un presupuesto y lo sigues.
Te enfocas en reducir deudas.
Esperas aumentar tus ingresos en el futuro.
Tienes seguros para protegerte.
Planificas para la jubilación.
Monitoreas y mejoras tu historial crediticio.
Vives por debajo de tus medios.
Tomas decisiones financieras con base en análisis, no emociones.
Evitas compras no planificadas.
Utilizas tu dinero para construir activos.

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[tulioturolla]

In Brazil we also have a credit score system

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Kearning more about generational wealth.

[hugh]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 especially in these up and down economic times!

[javaidak]

True, financial maturity keeps assets in tact and growing 💗🎉❤