Comments by "André" (@Andre-qo5ek) on "JJ Buckner" channel.

  1. 5:07 have kind of a wakeup call and be like "Man I really should have focused more on my finances to be able to prevent and withstand and get through the tough times of what may be coming in the very near future." don't know if this is really fair to say.... to even prepare for the future, you need to be steady in the present. and a lot of these folks never had that stability to start. when people are in survival mode, there is no "future". there are minutes and hours, not days weeks month, years.
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  2. "economy" , "job market" ... this is all part of the problem. these things are fake.. they are words to bundle bad business behavior into a scape goat. there is WORK to be done in this country... but "business" is profit driven, therefor they do not care about the work that needs to get done, but instead the profit that they can extract from labor. and at its core this stems from the commodification of essential goods: food, water, shelter, energy, education, utilities, transportation. i have no problem with a luxury market being profit driven. but the essentials to exist in modernity MUST NOT BE COMMODIFIED.
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  3. printing money is not the main contributor to inflation... price gauging is. speculative investing. harvesting future profits of our children to fund current billionaires.
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  4. it could be more true... 8% is not a conservative number for that math.
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  5. is the London exchange doing better than the American stock market? where are you invested?
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  6.  @LegendaryJae213  emergency response 101, " don't create another patient" aka, we have to take care of ourselves so we can better take care of others.
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  7.  @hounslowparks2469  where? do you have stats on that? your statement is vague .. do you mean private school or state? k-12, college, trade, masters? i very much doubt you claim .....
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  8.  @jonabelledelacruz7553  well jsut remember... its not just your first 100k... due to inflation from when this number was coined ... ... it is more like 200-250k.. and ... by the time you get there it will be 300k...
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  9.  @sammni  lets not forget that billianaires make 100k in one hour.... people support this discrepancy... 14 years for you .... 1 hour for them.
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  10.  @sonyasever7625  um... an infinite amount of years... because you don't get paid in dollars. because i can make it sound easy to get paid 100k..... you get paid 38,026.47 RUB a month this way it sounds pretty easy to ge 100k RUB. you get 456,317.66 RUB a year. am i wrong that you don't get paid in USD? --- what is the equivalent of "100k " in Russia? and i don't mean a conversions of RUB , $888.85 USD. i mean going down some indicators, car, house, foods, etc, and working out the equivalent. becasue if i was getting paid 4056 USD a year i would not be doing that job anymore as my full time income. that is a basically a hobby in america. - it would be great to hear your story.
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  11. ( pre-watch comments) blame businesses... why are businesses not hiring... there IS work to be done.... but the work that NEEDS to be done is not PROFITABLE... and business are not organized around work... they are organized around profit.
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  12. 12:00 YUP... my job is not doing the work at my job.... my ACTUAL JOB is to not get fired.
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  13. 9:00 risk everything... no worries about getting evicted and losing everything on the stock market. the WORSE that can happen is an unsuccessful person( yourself) will die. come on... no one cares about unsuccessful losers anyway
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  14.  @donaldlyons17  1st... to be clear.. i was being facetious... but you seem to be genuine that not everyone can be successful... that is .... very scary to hear... a few questions... 1) you would need to define success 2) do you think success is zero sum 3) re: unsuccessful people... since " Sucess is something everyone can't have" ... i need to know what you means by "CAN'T" .... 4) what do you suggest happens to unsuccessful people?
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  15.  @donaldlyons17  as to the factious comment? sure. that is the fin-bro attitude of , if you don't risk everything you have nothing to gain. so the "worse" thing that could happen to anyone is death. and fin-bros often have this ideal view of financial ruin as if it doesn't cause death. and if it someone's is n such financial ruin that they die because of it... it was they were jsut not good at the game.. a "get good" attitude. again... that was a facetious example of what these videos sound like, to make a point.
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  16. 4:04 wake up to come class consciousness buddy.... there are PLENTY of people stopping others from "getting rich"
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  17. well you had 20 years, and if you managed to buy low after the 2008 bust... yeah.... how are your growths now, in %s ?
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  18. reduce debt, save, increase income.. sure.. a big one that people seem to forget is , intergenerational housing. pooling resources across generations is important. but non of this leaching off the elderly... no.. it is reciprocal. do for your seniors what they would have otherwise paid someone to do. contribute to their well being so that they do not have to spend the cash. that helps bring value to you living with them ( of course still pay rent too, if hopefully reduced) cook, clean, help. many people do not have the luxury of good relationships with family... so get working on community building to get a similar support structure.
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  19. generational wealth... requires generations to gather and pass it on to. it requires relationships with other people.
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  20. generational living is , IMO, one of the best savings. you get more time with your ever dieing family. ( builds confidence to be signed onto the will) you save on rent ( but don't forget to still contribute to the family, don't be a parasite) you eat better there is always some one there to unlock the door when you lose your keys
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