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@schrodingersmechanic7622 That's why you keep investing outside your 401k and IRA once you have maxed it out for the year if you want to retire early. Consider a Roth IRA if you're eligible. The withdrawal rules are different.
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@SoCalFreelance The best move to make in an inflationary environment is to own THINGS such as homes and equipment that can generate income.
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By who? The teachers don't know this! One guy told us credit cards are good because they let you buy on sale when you don't have money! 😂
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@SeattlePioneer The teachers end up buying class supplies for the broke kids, then they don't write it off on taxes because the standard deduction is more.
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@coconuthead1178 Ramsey curriculum is a commercial for Ramsey. Better off in index funds than their branded franchise advisor crap.
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@unkokrispy They're getting taught that investing is for rich people.
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@Uilani-g4m No, they just starved 100 years ago. Or bought things on store credit. It wasn't the Roaring Twenties for everybody!
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@mysticaltyger2009 You have a public that thinks work ethic and financial responsibility are for "colonizers".
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@SonyaTheSidePieceCrumbSnatcher If that's the case, then basic finances mean MORE THAN EVER! When you work hard, save, and invest wisely, those corporations pay YOU in dividends and capital gains, (and those are taxed at a LOWER rate than earned income)!
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@NestosCologneFlavoredBread If that's the case, then basic finances mean MORE THAN EVER! When you work hard, save, and invest wisely, those corporations pay YOU in dividends and capital gains, (and those are taxed at a LOWER rate than earned income)!
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@SonyaTheSidePieceCrumbSnatcher If that's the case, then basic finances mean MORE THAN EVER! When you work hard, save, and invest wisely, those corporations pay YOU in dividends and capital gains, (and those are taxed at a LOWER rate than earned income)!
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@SonyaTheSidePieceCrumbSnatcher If that's the case, then basic finances mean MORE THAN EVER! When you work hard, save, and invest wisely, those corporations pay YOU in dividends and capital gains, (and those are taxed at a LOWER rate than earned income)!
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@NestosCologneFlavoredBread @SonyaTheSidePieceCrumbSnatcher 1)If that's the case, then basic finances mean MORE THAN EVER!
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@NestosCologneFlavoredBread 2) When you work hard, save, and invest wisely...
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@NestosCologneFlavoredBread 3)those corporations pay YOU in dividends and capital gains, (and those are taxed at a LOWER rate than earned income)!
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Nope. Retire as early as possible. As soon as you're able to live off the profits of your investments without having to go back to work.
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I don't see the reply. The censorbots took it.
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YOLOs will always hate you.
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@back2the80s 🍪🍩
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@geoarambula139 You are never going to please the YOLOs. They see your success as luck, and any spending advice as picking on them. "They don't want us to have nothin'"
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Quit whining, get off ticky app and do for yourself .
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Quit whining, get off ticky app and do for yourself .
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They say they do save but they don't. They blame the migrants for working for less $ rather than the bosses for paying less. And they think Trump (or whoever) will save them.
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@djfglobal3377 You have to realize that all options have risks and HEDGE YOUR BETS through multiple streams of income. Learn the rules around each type of investment and pick the ones best for your situation..Even stashing your money in the mattress is risky because you lose buying power to inflation. i would minimize tax liability by maxing out your 401k and IRA contributions if you're employed. If you have the option in your plan, Index funds usually outperform managed funds because of the built in diversification and lower expense ratio. Or if your plan has a " stock window* (but doesn't offer index funds) you can use it to buy index funds as ETFs.
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