[ADVISOR REVEALS] 9 Signs You're Doing Well Financially (Even if you don't feel it)

[@MelAbraham]

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[@GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW]

Listen I need to buy some new sneakers I deprive myself but I'm still building wealth sometimes 😅

[@GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW]

I want to own property over sees

[@lispendens]

I'm really happy (grateful, really) that I've never been into the whole glamor and lavish lifestyle most young adults appear to live. For me, I'm investing currently 60% of my paychecks and living minimally, mainly because I want to retire as soon as possible. I see the way these other people live and gosh, many make LESS than me and I know they are stressed to the bone with debt and won't have that delicious early retirement. I don't mean that as brash. I just find solace in saving as much as I can and living raw and minimal! ❤

[@CarolineWamucii-gr3ym]

Thank you sir. I am watching and learning from Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪

[@botijaism]

You are awesome sir. We need more people like you. This whole country needs to see this video.

[@emilyau8023]

I envy that 18-year-old. I started at 22, but I think I still am doing well. Just got to be consistent.

[@warlord69enrico]

im 35, i just start to invest age of 32 in those 3 years i encounter mistakes... your young just be consistent and you will be millionaire in your 30's

[@jonathanwallace6667]

I didn't start to 42 and my net worth is 7 figures at 59. Believe me you'll be a multimillionaire.

[@financialfreedom1991]

22 is still young.goodluck to you..may everyone always be in the right track...😊

[@cur244]

You'll be a multi millionaire pretty young. Just put in as much as you can stand and you'll be well off. I started in my 20s, but wish I would have maxed everything out.

[@xodroid9853]

You will be alright. No need for regret at not starting sooner. I started at 16, but I didn't put enough in so mine is worthless at 40. You have to try to max it out or at least get to half the limit. Make sure it's invested in something. My own personal opinion.

[@cur244]

I'm in the game, but I didn't start maxing out everything until about 35. That's my biggest regret not doing that sooner. I should have got an extra job or done whatever it would take to max out 401k, roth ira and HSA.

[@ssunkite1]

Very sincere and down to earth video. Thanks for this fine upload. Be blessed.

[@MelAbraham]

Thanks so much - trying to serve and help for sure

[@MARIAN-rz2ys]

Real facts in life..great

[@rlg222]

Mel A has facts here...I went though your audible E-book two times now.

[@franciscozevallos2858]

Spiting truth, I wish I had found this information 20 years ago..

[@User12345fan]

Roth I.R.A It’s not a person, Roth was a last name.

[@johnnysmith4514]

Thank you for great videos, just have a question to ask Is it better to try to reduce the morgage to pay it off or better to invest that money ?

[@MelAbraham]

Hey there Johnny that’s not an easy question to answer without more information. It’s partly dependent upon your age your whole financial picture and the interest rate on the loan. In my book to talk about following something called the wealth priority ladder that gives you priorities and the order in which to pay things. If you are fully funding your investments and your financial future, then we can start to put money towards paying down your mortgage faster. If not, I would prioritize investments, generally speaking.

[@johnnysmith4514]

Thank you for your reply. I have to pay 240K @5.5% and im in my mid 40th, its not easy job to find a right vehicle, which cld produce enough to cover infilation plus let money to grow

[@prettynatural1973]

Thank you ❤

[@project.dfilms423]

👍🏻

[@tanisemmello]

❤

[@petalkjhgfdsabermanec645]

Great material!