Understanding Compound Interest and Investing for Beginners | EP 272

[@mikebrownbassist802]

The audiowave file constantly moving at the bottom of the screen is SUPER distracting.

[@CarlosRodriguez-jg4nx]

Agree! Take it out please

[@gojump7]

If you are watching on a *_computer,_* you can try the following cheesy workaround - 1) Put the video in "Theatre Mode", 2) Put your browser in between _Maximized_ and _Minimized,_ this will allow you to *resize* your browser *_and MOVE your browser._* 3) Move your browser down so the animated audiowave file is hidden below the frame of your computer screen.

[@gojump7]

Also, if they are not showing any charts or graphics, just go onto a different screen altogether. :-)

[@ChooseFI]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@mavissmith3]

You forgot to add, “but the video content and info-share was great!”

[@gojump7]

This should be *required watching* when anybody enters the work force. Some of this I have known but never really acknowledged - much to my detriment! It needs to be heard, understood and practiced!

[@ChooseFI]

Thank you! Please share this with a friend or family member! Let's spread financial literacy!

[@weston.weston]

Great presentation Brad and Jonathan, keep at it!

[@ChooseFI]

Thanks!

[@tinateews9494]

Great video guys. All these years of listening to you guys it's wonderful to have found your channel. Thank you

[@joycefulghum8351]

I have been listening to you for a month, finally opened a vanguard account. Wish I would have found you years ago

[@kristaladcock7194]

Been binge watching you guys for several days now .. found you through mister money mustache . So far I have just let the videos play randomly and I love that you guys do specific people's personal stories ,very advances interviews with pros and then the basics . No matter what level you're at there's knowledge to be had here. 😊

[@karynwhitesuperwoman]

Great Video! Fundamental Basics

[@ChooseFI]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful.

[@itsmesaltax]

But how does compound interest work in investing, except dividends? Doesn't it make sense to occasionally realise profits and reinvest? As the profits will then be made on the increased capital, rather than the original investment amount?

[@terryharris1291]

This man has been a long time dividend investor,ppcian on youtube,he has a video that will help explain it to you.Dividend Growth Investing: How To Yield 20+% On Cost Mar 7, 2017.

[@PaulHolloway]

I buy SPY. When my profit for the day is high, I cash out. Wait for the price to dip lower then I bought it and buy back in this will put money back in and increase my shares amount over time

[@skoopqueen]

Opening a bank account is a crucial first step to financial success. It's like planting the seed for your money tree. 💰💼 Over the years, I've found that having multiple accounts for different financial goals, whether it's a high-yield savings account, a brokerage account for investments, or a business account, has been key to growing my wealth.I wasn't financially free until my 30s, and I'm still in my 30s. I've bought my second house, earn on a monthly basis through passive income, and achieved 4 out of 5 goals. Investments are a wise decision I made.

[@emenchhay6023]

So, I’ve been listening to you guys for awhile now. Since 2016 or 2017. I’m out of debt. I got a better job, I have a 401k plan with fidelity from work. They match 6% and put in 16%. I’m 35 and I live in Portland, OR. I am will be getting a Roth IRA with fidelity. But I don’t know what or where to invest my money into. JL Collins is great but it’s so hard to understand. Anyway I just wanted to say thank you for helping me get out debt and I have excellent credit now.

[@CSARVA]

FZROX and FXNAX set it (percentage to each) and forget it (automatic investment)

[@ivysapphire6944]

I needed this video. Thank you!😁

[@ChooseFI]

Glad it was helpful!

[@terryharris1291]

I like the compounding effect in my Peer 2 Peer investing,the principle and interest is paid back monthly and then put into a new investment in the account each month.

[@malvanlondon8683]

Thanks for the episode. As someone who has (perhaps mistakenly) thrust all of my savings into retirement targeted investments, what would have been a good "different buckets" strategy to also help save for vacations, big purchases, and perhaps capital to start a business?

[@dawnmurray6945]

Excellent

[@ChooseFI]

Thanks

[@Eye_4_An_Eye]

so u want me to wait 45 years to save 70k dollars. bro most people make that in 2 years at a job. this will never make anyone rich. ever! the only reason for doing this kind of investment wouldn't be for yourself, it would be for the 4th generation after you. because only after 160 years would your 100 dollar investment be worth anything yearly. no one gives a crap about making 20 bucks in a year dude. and to be 65 and have 70k saved isnt crap these days. that wouldnt last two years of retirement in todays standards for the cost of living which has always gone up not down. ever!. so for me, my advice to people is unless you plan to drop 100k into a s&p 500 dont waste your money. invest in stocks instead

[@johnyjsl9219]

Wtf...that audio wave ?! It syncs with speaker lips and is stupid