5 Personal Finance Tips for 2024 111111

In this short of Market Mondays, hosts Ian Dunlap and Rashad Bilal share five essential personal finance tips for 2024. From avoiding loaning out money to allocating a substantial percentage of income towards investments, this video provides invaluable guidance for navigating the financial landscape in the upcoming year. The hosts emphasize the importance of staying prepared for unforeseen circumstances and allocating resources towards personal and professional growth. Additionally, they highlight the significance of diversifying investment portfolios beyond publicly traded markets. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting to take control of your finances, these tips will help you make informed decisions and build a sound financial foundation for the future.

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[BurnaBwoi]

I would think the 25% invested is half of the 50% saved, which is more doable. I hope Ian offers a little clarification today on Market Monday. However, there is no growth without sacrifice.

[AveryBlackman]

You have to get the money first. They always leave that part out because they already have money.

[addys]

The Math ain’t Mathing, Save 40-50% invest 25% ? And what’s left of it to pay bills?? and am I not supposed to eat and enjoy some of this income ???

[dreaminorschemin]

Them numbers ain’t added up. What part of the world can u live off the 25% u have left after investing and saving

[drstrange]

Invest money outside of public traded markets that are going to grow…..

[aldraias]

Save 40 to 50 and invest 25- wtf. Average housing costs alone are 25.8%. This guy.

[Don_Von_De_LaNooch]

save 50% of the income, invest 25% of income, invest in being… How much money do you think I have?! Nvm bro I'm out

[KKelz-ktfr]

Over load
The ceiling is broken
the game is fixed against you
Need New System