7 Money Habits Keeping You Poor

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Over half of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.

When I was a teenager, I always wondered how some people had big houses and fancy cars, while others were left with nothing.

So it got me thinking, what are they doing differently?

If you find it hard to save or have extra money, you might have some sneaky bad money habits.

In this video, I’ll share the 7 money habits that are keeping you poor and how you can fix them to be able to grow your net worth.

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*Please note that the information in this video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as financial or investment advice. Any investments or financial decisions you make based on the information in this video are at your own risk. The links in the description above may include affiliate commissions or referrals, and I may receive compensation from partner websites. The information in this video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.

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isaiahgranados

Most important thing I learned is to say no and not buy what I can’t afford, the rest well I’m a little slow 😅

randomvideo

3:10 Just NO! You DO NOT have to return the car. You can buyout the lease. Additionally, there are lots of financial advantages to leasing if done right, since you have less liability and the manufacturer/dealer want to eventually sell you the car. For example, taxes can be less since in some states you are taxed against the lease rather than the full value of the car, a lot of your maintenance is included, and they may given you a better warranty. I currently lease a 2022 and my lease with end in 2024. If I buyout the lease, the warranty on the car converts to a lifetime warranty as long as I own the car. Of course I will more than likely buyout the lease, flip it, and start the process over with another new car. By time it's all said and done, that car will probably have costed me maybe $150-200/mo after buyout and lease and sell it. Just like all other financial matters, you just have to learn the strategies.

joelb

*Amazing content. You are still the best! It's been a year since I found ways to improve my finances and by working with a recognized professional, I was able to achieve financial independence. I have to say this; “As long as you have determination and work hard, you can achieve anything you set your mind to.”*

ballbluestone

When I get my paycheck from my job I send it to my investment account immediately (I’m still a child so I have no expenses) so that way I’m not tempted to spend the money sitting in my bank account. And as for credit cards, I don’t have one yet and I may not get one bc I live by the mindset of “if I can’t afford it then I can’t buy it”

Healthandwealth

Hey sean im 16 and i have some money but i want to start to make as much money as i can as early as i can what would you suggest

arcticghul

Is real estate really worth it I’ve been studying for 2 months now and really have made no progress I actually just been breaking down my mistakes and correcting them

shaneannibal