How to start saving and investing in your 20s 💸

[@macerly]

My most requested video in a VERY long time! Let me know if you want to see more of these! ❤

[@siddikamansour9485]

Pls share books you read about investing

[@macerly]

Here's a link to my faves: www.amazon.co.uk/shop/macerly/list/3M5JMXJRU23R?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfmacerly_4EYF4SBAF15FCG5ZJM6W

[@mld8]

For not being british citizen you have a great understanding of UK financials. Your investment knowledge also spot on, well done with your research and putting this together. 👏

[@bengt_axle]

For a 20 something, I'd say the most important investment is in your training, whether it is an apprenticeship, university or a trade. It may not be comfortable to live like a student for a few more years, but you'll easily earn more in later life, as a professional. Savings, bonds and mutual funds are just investment products, similar to different jams and jellies you find in a supermarket. Someone else is using your money to build a business or increase their skills, and paying you a return. They are good and useful -- especially for tax savings -- but you need a salary to fund those things, and you should also think about how much more money you can make with better job qualifications. They earlier you complete your training, or the more relevant work experience you have the more it will pay off, and often far more than any investment product.

[@Smittenhamster]

For budget I would just add that you should do a spreadsheet that includes monthly cost (rent, phone bill), quarterly (if applicable, for me that's some subscriptions) and annual (insurances mostly). For quarterly and annual you calculate how much money you need to save each month to be able to pay your bills when they come at the end of the quarter/year. That way you don't end up getting a large bill in January that you cannot pay. Might be obvious to some, but wasn't to me.

[@chrisV8]

It’s brilliant to see how young people now are thinking about these things and educate themselves about it. I was raised very traditional, be careful with money and save. Now there is nothing wrong with that obviously. But I was never thought about investing and diversifying savings, I was raised with the idea that it’s to risky. Where did this idea come from? My great-grandfather who lost a lot of money during the Great Depression (the crash in 1929!), that fear was passed on from generation to generation. Now for my grandparents this very careful approach was fine, savings had high profits. (And loans were very high, much higher than now). Only when I reached my 30s did I start learning and understanding about different kinds of investment and how much risk in involved in each. Guys, believe me, if you are in year early 20, save traditionally, but invest, leave it there, older you will be delighted.

[@hillaryvasquez9651]

Hi thanks for making this helpful videos, I really love your videos and I'm trying to get my kids to watch them too. It's so inspiring ❤ I don't know who needs to hear this saving for a better investment is a great step to financial freedom. You're saving a day off work

[@hillaryvasquez9651]

Yes it's been helpful to my general income, I make about an extra 3k weekly from my investment portfolio

[@hillaryvasquez9651]

There are numerous investment alternatives available, including real estate, equities, cryptocurrency, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), but my best recommendation is to hire a professional to guide you through the process and help you make sound financial decisions

[@bashirauwal5825]

I definitely agree with you, a financial consultant will be of so much help about investing

[@hillaryvasquez9651]

I recommend growwealthywithrachel, she's a good one I've been working with her for a good time

[@albertcharles4415]

Investing should be prioritized by everyone as a means of achieving financial independence. Investing is an excellent one; I felt the heavens the first time I got my investment dividends 😁...been on it ever since

[@emmalillay]

I’ve been trying to get it together financially and have binged your Tiktok videos. Just discovered you have a YT channel too so I’m excited to eat up all the long form content 😍

[@jas_313]

This was so helpful! Thank you for taking the time 😊

[@charlotteebutee]

Super helpful, I’d never considered bonds before so will definitely be looking into those ⭐️

[@nadialarry4582]

Thank you so much for the effort! Definitely going to use this

[@macerly]

ahh, took me a while to get this out, but so happy you like it ! ❤

[@phoenix-xu9xj]

When you keep saying mortgage, I think what you really mean to say is a deposit , a deposit for a house. In other words, downpayment The mortgage is the amount you pay monthly.

[@zoefoster1050]

Thank you for this!! 🌟 You've inspired me to research further

[@KRC-es1xi]

Little tribute to Matthew Perry ❤

[@vaishvisanghavi9221]

THANKU FOR THIS MACERLY❤

[@macerly]

❤❤❤❤

[@tubatok2452]

That was so helpful :) I wish I had learned all these financial perception before 🤩

[@macerly]

Thank you! 🥰🥰

[@veesvoyages]

Great advice! Thank you so much for this!

[@mark_seizing_in_italian]

Thank you so much for this video! It might be not much for some, but it’s really helpful as someone who’s a young adult. Btw, if its not much Macerly, for the future there would be english subs? Just so we’re able to write along your tips? ❤

[@eraldadevole]

Emergency fund is needed for everyone not just for who works for themselves, common sense. Its just life, emetgencies can and do happen to everyone.

[@albin2232]

You're really good at this. Very useful!

[@meghandoble1651]

So helpful! Thank you xx

[@simplyboppingK]

Step one: actually make enough to do all of this :)

[@Marrrianaa]

SO SO HELPFUL THANK YOUUU!!

[@LaurenRogers59]

I love your videos I find them very interesting and I love to save money x

[@filippobaroli7206]

Although stocks have higher risks they bear also higher rewards but anyway I agree with you and bonds are definitely better and more safe.

[@mlbonfox8199]

This girl nailed it

[@macerly]

Thank you 😇

[@mlbonfox8199]

Yw

[@avajeanarroyo]

So helpful!

[@moonbunny1221]

What is the savings or budgeting software that you us? You show it on one of your shorts moving money into your mortgage savings and Latin America trip fund. Thanks!

[@marychristina8072]

Thanks 🙂🙂 for this inspiring video 👍👍 🌈🌈

[@tanyanikolova9055]

How does someone live and save with low income?

[@romysv]

honestly? being pretty miserable. you prioritise small saving over pleasure, so that 20% she speaks about is actually taken from the 30 she says you need to destine for pleasure. at least that's what I had to do for a long while. it sucked.

[@lornadane5173]

Thank you for this video. Would love to know what books you read? I really want to read more about this

[@macerly]

Of course! Here are my favourites: www.amazon.co.uk/shop/macerly/list/3M5JMXJRU23R?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfmacerly_4EYF4SBAF15FCG5ZJM6W

[@lornadane5173]

@@macerlyThanks so much

[@shabirkapakistan4388]

Good work 💯👍❤️ my dear friend 💞

[@callalys]

Do you have any books or internet sides- tips for beginners?

[@samamamama]

i am a 21 year old girl and i am in love with you. HOW DO YOU DO THISSSS

[@paintspot1509]

Let's be honest, she is very wealthy to start with. That doesn't mean the information is not good, just worth remembering.

[@samamamama]

@@paintspot1509 that’s true, it’s more so her financial budgeting and planning that’s inspiring tbh. bc if i had the money she had i wouldn’t know what to do with it 😂

[@SomethingNick]

One of the best things I did was getting a credit card when I arrived in London, after three years here I was able to book a business flight for free back home to Australia which would normally be like £5k! Only wish my credit score transferred home 😭

[@kaylimarie3860]

😊😊😊

[@Corey_ceo]

6:40 😂😂

[@MycketKar]

I often use credit cards and pay balance every month to get cash back or airline points. For me I prefer cash back as it really adds up. Also, I wouldn't put money in the stock market even index funds. Its going be really bad for the economy and stock market..sorry for the bad news

[@madi7816]

Financial advisor here, you can definitely put money in the stock market. You never want to time the market, it’s always time IN the market. If you have a long term target, ETFs with buffered options as well as SMAs will do very well. Some portfolios have income strategies that beat out the market and have downside protection for economic situations such as this. Not sure what is offered in the UK but my knowledge of the US market is that the top 7 stocks in the entire S&P are driving the market forward, all tech. If it weren’t for those stocks it would certainly be in the negatives by now.

[@hollybelly]

Chandler 😢

[@ВикторияА-е1ю]

what a coincidence you used a chandler bing's video :(

[@macerly]

I know 😓😓 I’m so sad that he’s gone

[@myworldfriends123]

😀🥰😍🤩🙂