How to set and achieve your financial goals in 2024

Social media sensation and author Vivian Tu, known as Your Rich BFF on social media, joins TODAY to share her tips to set and keep your financial resolutions in 2024, including advice on how to save more, asking for a raise at work, getting out of debt and more.

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[xpscsuc]

Its quiet interesting how we reject the reality of our situation and expect to be able to observe it, control it and even change it. I used to be financially depressed until I read a book that made me realized that the secret to making a million is making better investments.

[ryanwilliams]

Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money. A trader made over $350k in this recession influenced market

[lseh]

She’s getting the attention of young people, so that’s a service to the young. Good job Vivian.

[newkirk]

congrats to vivian, ive been following her for 1-2 yrs now and she has great tips and tricks.

[dr.tanakadune]

Congrats Rich BFF!!!! One day I’ll be on TODAY talking about the pelvic floor 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[RahimBah]

Practical and motivating advice! Your guide on setting and achieving financial goals in 2024 is incredibly valuable. Thanks for the actionable insights and encouragement!

[dealsandcars]

Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈🍾!! Great to see you on TV 📺!

[broaj]

Vivan thank you so much for your book. I appreciate you and Budgetnista too!!!

[KevinStone-bfey]

This advice works if you actually make real money, and live in an affordable area or are getting help with expenses.

For everyone else, you're not getting ahead in your 20s or 30s. Breaking even is the best outcome for most people.

[yourconnection]

And...Never purchase big ticket items like a car, furniture, home, etc., during a Mercury Retrograde!! That includes signing any contracts during this time.

[YJB-pjhu]

I love my girl vivian but the best time to buy a car in in January and February, per a friend who used to sell used cars. Ppl are broke from the holidays and sales ppl are trying to meet their monthly quota.

[Johnsaechao]

I am already broke in the year 2024.. I only have $10 in my bank account.. already starting in a bad foot..

[stefanossmitty]

How is she giving “advice” and not even mention investing? The stock market was up over 20% last year. It doesn’t take much effort to open up a Roth or other IRA or an investment account. No one builds wealth from savings accounts.

[SincerelyEMartin]

Try your best to save up buy a car cash! Monthly payment, insurance, interest, and gas are sinking a lot of people and it’s avoidable. My husband and I have two paid for vehicles and there is nothing like it! Please unlearn this idea that you need to have a new car for it to be reliable. Find the right older car and have it completely checked out by a mechanic that you trust.

[joelballard]

How do you do that when you have zero confidence in the government, zero confidence in the markets, and zero confidence in the banks.

[keemiel]

The today show hosts have heard the same information for decades from experts and they act like it’s new every time. 😶

[daRich_X]

Literally thought she was barefoot, at first glance. 😂 Modern hippy.

[brushmasterspaintingfranchise]

The auto sales tip is not even correct. The exact opposite could happen. If the sales person isn’t close to their quota then they may not waiver much.

[mollygiovanna]

Nothing groundbreaking. No need to buy this book.

[sayaSai]

Is that the lady who dates five days a night to save dinner and end up rich young?