7 Things We Wish We Knew About Money Earlier!

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[BuzzGordon]

It's a darn shame that this channel doesn't have millions of subscribers. So many people are oblivious about saving for retirement. And It's right here, on Youtube, for free haha. All the information they could ever need is right here.
Keep doing the good work you two, you're seriously changing peoples lives by making this type of content.

[camman]

Every time I watch one of these videos from these guys, I log in and increase my retirement contribution 😂

[SKITTLELA]

I wish I could have watched this video about 7 things you wished you knew about money earlier earlier.

[hrhsophiathefirst]

Wish I had found you guys 10 years ago. I did not realize the power of the Roth, I contributed but not all the time and I want to kick my own butt:)

[timothyletkeman]

I’m 28 and have 82k in retirement, 6 month emergency fund, and only 78k left in debt (mortgage). I started taking money seriously at 22. Wish I had started right out of high school but all we can do is move forward and do the right things with the time we have left. Great video.

[michaelswami]

Time being more valuable than money: I wish I had paused more to enjoy my kids activities, their life events, and the time I had with my family. I did what I thought was my best, but believe I could have done better.

[joshmccollum]

39, net worth about $1.4m and zero debt. I buzz my hair and beard with my Wahl trimmers I bought at Walmart $15 years ago😂. Did the math about a year ago and figured out my cost was down to 1.5 cents per cut and falling with every new cut! Keep up the great work guys.

[ziggy]

You’re investing advice is simple, and doesn’t require you to do a lot of thinking. I wish that there were resources like this when I was in my 20’s.

[dustin]

I’m 30 now. Started my Roth 2 years ago. I really wish I had started it when I was 18 (or younger). Realistically I could have only put in maybe 1k a year but even that would have added up.

Some young people might get turned off by the $6k a year figure. There should be some emphasis placed on the fact that every little bit helps and if they can’t do $6k they should do what they can. Even $50 a month at the age of 18 would add up and get them started with the habit of saving.

[daniel.woodcock]

I wish I started learning about this earlier in life, so much of my time has been wasted trying to use money to chase happiness. Now I live a frugal life and I feel more fulfilled than ever!

[russellpennington]

I have my wife cut my hair and I drive a 2004 Honda Accord. I actually feel cool in and rock that Accord everywhere I go!

[mccoyji]

So, to summarize...
Just plow cash into the market. As much as you can, for as long as you can.
Done deal! 😁

[knowen]

2k subscribers in less than a week 200k here you come.

[ADAtrips]

I am always learning. More the older I get. I am almost retired, thakyou for talking to my age too. Aloha

[QCHockeyFan]

My hair stylist retired, so I went to my Dad's barber. I felt like I was headed to the Marines after that, so I bought a hair cutting kit. I've cut my own hair for years now. No more barber costs! Oh, and my truck is 16 years old. Now, I just have to convince my wife that my spending is the correct route.

[MattCurrieImprov]

Glad you guys called out the media, you said so many great things in this video. God bless you guys.

[kalenl]

You two are so wise! This episode should be shown in every high school before students graduate.

[nickdoyle-achievefinancial]

I drive a 2013 Nissan Rogue with 101k miles, but I recently hired a housekeeper to get more time back.

[benjaminsemmes]

Another great show... engaging, smart, simple and consistent. If anyone is on the fence... I listened/watched for several months, visited in the office in person and then my lovely bride and I became Abound Wealth clients... we're having wonderful experience and seeing exceptional value. Thank you to the whole team!

[wesjimez]

I like his advice. He is much better than Dave Ramsey and is more practical. Plus I am a CPA so I can relate to him.