Why Your Net Worth EXPLODES After $100K (And How to Get There ASAP)

[@BryanInvest]

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[@vieres9112]

Donut

[@vieres9112]

Thank you

[@Soso47-v8o]

Hi, When I click on your ubank link it says $20 instead of $30?

[@Helfriedbittner]

Becoming a good trade takes time and patience. When I first got into trading I was liquidated twice, and lost my entire mortgage deposit. I could have given up, but decided to have a consultation with a fiduciary, and it was incredibly insightful.. 2 years later and I’m up with 850k glad I made that decision.

[@AmbroseBreitenberg]

My portfolio has been in the gutter for the entire year, so I started researching new ways to profit in the market, but everything I tried just seemed to miss the mark. Please let us know the right approach to investing and making good profits from cryptocurrency investments?

[@HarleyCook-c7d]

Sound good, How do you do that? I'm interested, how do I go about getting started?

[@Helfriedbittner]

I trade with the help of an expert trader, he's the backbone behind my success as a trader, his trading strategies are top notch. I’m guided by Alex Heinz

[@Helfriedbittner]

As a beginner investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I’m guided by Alex Heinz. A widely known crypto consultant

[@EdwardoSchmitt]

Alex Heinz is very resourceful and helpful to me as well. I started trading a fairly small account and i got over 200% within one month. We need more traders like him in the space to guide the teeming population of crypto enthusiasts and traders out there..

[@JenniferLucas-o7p]

You work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin from just a few months ago and now they are mutimillionaires.

[@Jacksonbone-m1j]

I want to compliment you, you have just said it all. I am a little business owner and I really want to extend my business to the next level by making my self and investment.

[@MomoWawa-um9ki]

Imagine investing in Btcoin earlier..... You could have been a mutimillionaire precently.

[@ShaniRajak-iy6jn]

You are right. Been thinking of going into Gold and crypto currency.

[@KEANUREEVES-rg8di]

Asset that can make you rich *FX *Btcoin *Stocks *Gold *Real Estate.

[@mdshaibaz-fo9yp]

You're right but a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance.

[@emlave7254]

Your solid bro, so informative and helpful I hope your channel explodes.

[@BryanInvest]

Thank you for your kind words Em! It means a lot to me 😊💛

[@nickmcdonarld]

Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires, thanks Brooke Grace Miller

[@johneliss]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommended Brooke Miller, I met her at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

[@ClarenceFerland]

She is my family's personal broker and also a personal broker in many families I'm United States, she's a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in United states

[@anatolyivan]

The very first time we tried, we invested $1000 and after a week, we received $5500. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.

[@sarapalin]

I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@HighlightsSerieATIM]

I just withdrew my profits a week ago, To be honest it was an amazing feeling when the profits hits my wallet I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills

[@Jim-Greek]

Nice work B-Man 👍🏽 I can attest to this. Once you hit 100k the compound results speak for themselves. When you have more, the results get even juicier. Can even afford some Donuts these days 😄

[@BryanInvest]

Cheers Jim! I choose to believe being able to afford more donuts is good thing (my waist disagrees 😂)

[@Thelastkeyboardwarrior]

Thank you Fatty, great video. it’s encouraging to learn that im already half way there! Giving off 93 is half way to 99 vibes.

[@zane1800]

Came for the finance. Stayed for the Pokemon reference 🤙🏼

[@BryanInvest]

Love it! 😂😂😂

[@AmandaBrookes0908]

I Hit 110k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started last month. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject. thanks to Wendy Stewart for helping me achieve this

[@erikyanez5371]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommended Wendy Stewart, I met her at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

[@Brucelanham845]

I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@AmandaBrookes0908]

she's mostly on Instagrams, using the user name

[@AmandaBrookes0908]

@Fxstewart12 ..that's it .

[@AmandaBrookes0908]

Please tell her that I reffed you 👍 She’ll guide you💯

[@Maverick55873]

I got that Charizard Reference! Eating a donut to celebrate 😂

[@BryanInvest]

YAAAS! Someone else speaks my language 😄

[@craigkrause7434]

Donut! Thank you man! Love your podcasts!! Please keep them going!! 😊

[@BryanInvest]

Cheers Craig! I appreciate you 👊

[@Bobbydazzlla]

That shift in mindset is one of the most important things Brian (especially early in life). That's the secret to setting yourself up in life. I was lucky to have actually LISTENED to mum and dad (they were right). Pay off the home loan, add money to your Super. I'm just going to assume donut is a thing and say it now. And you said the magic words - "offset accounts" are invaluable.

[@BryanInvest]

Absolutely. I regret not shifting my mindset until my mid 20s. Having parents that teach you these things early is a big unfair advantage for a lot of people so kudos to yours!

[@Bobbydazzlla]

@@BryanInvest Lol, Mid 20's - you gotta live mate. You can see you've got your head in a good space and that counts for everything. Time is the key, you've got plenty of that. I retired at 55 y/o 4 years ago, so I've run that race.

[@omeryuksel4350]

very helpful and inspiring video mate, thanks a lot. my question is would result be the same if you invest 100k at once in your 30's and adding up $1000 every month, instead of start investing $1000 per month in early 20's and that accumulates to 100k (or more) in your 30's?

[@BryanInvest]

No worries mate. I mean, yeah if you start with more, you are giving it time to compound. More Money + Time = A lot of compounding. You can play around with this calculator yourself: moneysmart.gov.au/budgeting/compound-interest-calculator

[@RobinHipHop]

Thanks for the video bryan, Got a question. I have started investing 500$ a month in one of the ETFs and I use pearler to do it. If i get going with the same etf for next 10 years or so, will my investment get compounded too ? Or am I putting it in a wrong place thinking it will get compounded? I mean how do I invest to get it compounded in a right way ?

[@protube1000]

Just an idea, with many young people renting out extra rooms, you do a video about the benefits of having housemates? There's the obvious income adavantage, but I've been told that you can then claim a portion of any household expenses including interest. Making it better to invest in ETFs rather than pay extra repayments.

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks for the idea! I'll certainly put it on my list 😄

[@LJR8029]

You make things really easy to understand. Thanks Bryan!

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks, Lana 👍

[@sirdino6967]

Hi Bryan what are you thoughts about this all in 1 ETF? ​​DHHF is essentially a VGS/VAS 60/40 split - different ETFs yes, but essentially the same exposure and split. The benefit is no rebalancing required with DHHF, but the VGS/VAS split needs rebalancing, seen this or the Rask live stream ,cheers guys .

[@chungho6525]

Nice tips as always. Time to get some donuts for some morning tea.

[@simonerosa9534]

Doughnut🍩 Great video! Where did the 8% share return come from or was that just an example?

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks! 8% is an example but over the last 30 years, the Australian and US stock market has returned around 8-10% on average per year. Of course this is not guaranteed to continue but it’s a good historical guide.

[@SonGoku-v3l]

Hi Bryan great video, cheers to a doughnut. I found this video very insightful as always but I do wonder. With an increased likelihood that the US stock market may crash within like the next few months would it be wiser to wait for a dip and lump sum or continue DCA. Love to hear your thoughts.

[@BryanInvest]

This is the aged old question. It's very hard to time the market. If it was easy, a lot more people would be millionaires. I hate trying to time the market. I prefer to look at the long term and give my investments enough time to ride out any ups and downs of the stock market. That is why the earlier you invest, the more time your money has to grow and get through these bumps.

[@bencollins82]

DONUT!!! Keep up with the great work man 😀

[@andrewkim5873]

Hey Bryan Ive been seeing your videos and others for a while and I have a question that I cant seem to find the answer to. If i had a private investment portfolio and a super and in the future i want to create my own smsf, can i combine the private investment portfolio into my super when i set it up? And if i can, could i be able to move the assets into the fund rather than selling it first which can incur taxes? Thanks and keep up with the amazing content!!😊

[@BryanInvest]

Hey Andrew, do you mean an investment portfolio outside of super? If so, I don’t think that’s possible since the whole incentive for Super is tax savings which there is a cap for.

[@joshkumain690]

Thanks for the video. I’m sorry, but how does compound interest happen for stocks? Sorry, I’m not sure as I don’t see interest for stocks. Just semi-annual dividend and a little growth. Thanks

[@BryanInvest]

The ‘interest’ for stocks would be the ‘return’. So it’s not actually a fixed interest rate like you get with a savings account. The reason we use 8-10% as the ‘interest’ is because that’s the average annual return of the stock market in the long term. The return = share price appreciation + any dividends.

[@VS-q]

@@BryanInvest I’m not sure that using 10% is correct… “interest” in that compound calculator is 1-4% from dividends/distributions. This will be reinvested. The remaining 6-9% is capital gains

[@flawlessazn]

Great content Bryan! Just a question, will the compound interest work differently if let’s say $100k is in one etf vs divided between a few? 😀

[@BryanInvest]

The compound interest in that case would be the return on your investments so it depends how your one ETF performs vs your few. Of course there are also smaller variables like how much dividends each ETF pay out per year etc but all things being equal and say they all return the same percentage per year then compound interest would work exactly the same.

[@Milkysnap]

Thanks Bryan, Great video

[@rprav1983]

Donut ..you rock as always 😊

[@brentdavis3805]

Donut. Great advice as usual 👍

[@kavindajayasekara9180]

Donut mate. Great content ❤

[@hulalac6638]

In fact, the most difficult thing is to go from 100K to 1M. Thanks to Bryan’s benefits, I have already received free tsla stocks.

[@BryanInvest]

Congrats and good luck on the journey! 🚀

[@WoodsideADL]

Donut!!!!! Love it.

[@Lilione111]

Another very good donut video 😄👍

[@MickyPGaming]

That pokemon analogy was🔥keep sprinkling in the humour

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks bro! I'm happy at least one person appreciates it 😂

[@user-du8wc5ge9k]

Donut. sorry maybe dumb question but when you invest in ETF like VGS as suggested in your other video, you never get interest. How then do you make use of the power of compounding interest ?

[@BryanInvest]

Hey mate, not a dumb question at all. I was thinking the same thing when I first read about compound interest. The ‘interest’ in this case is the ‘return’. So it’s not actually a fixed interest rate like you get with a savings account. The reason we use 8-10% as the ‘interest’ is because that’s the average annual return of the stock market in the long term. The return = share price appreciation + any dividends. With VGS, you are basically investing in the entire stock market.

[@user-du8wc5ge9k]

@@BryanInvest thanks that is such a good explanation

[@jackcrook4435]

Youre the man Bryan! I think 8% return a year almost doesn't outpace inflation. Buy bitcoin.

[@BryanInvest]

Haha, gee whiz I sure hope the inflation rate isn’t over 8% for the next 30 years!

[@lingssakeo]

Donut.. I signed up that ing Account because of your last video thank you. I now subscribe.

[@BryanInvest]

Awesome! Welcome to the family 😊

[@sambrown1779]

Thank you ✌️

[@TNTsAssissin]

Hay Brian, hope you and your family are Doughnuts… impatiently waiting for the next episode of SWAT bro… la Trobe financials one of the best places to park cash and won their money gold award for 16 years in a row…. Jason M

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks mate! I see you read my email newsletter 😆 I’m only about 5 episodes in so plenty more for me to catch up on.

[@ChandaraKev]

Awesome video Brian, donut.

[@reachdigitalaus]

Donut, signed up to your newsletter.

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks man! 🫡

[@pixiemoon2889]

Hi Bryan! I've really been enjoying the channel. Could you pretty pleeease do more ETFs videos from Australia? 🍩🍩🍩

[@BryanInvest]

Absolutely! More ETFs videos coming 🦘🦘🦘

[@Stubanger]

Donut. Great content mate 👏

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks mate! 🙌

[@boredoreos]

At 300k and feel like it's still a slow crawl to a million.

[@hottroddinn]

How long did you take to reach 300k from 100k?

[@philipjohnson8939]

Donut! ;) thanks Bryan..gives me hope!

[@victerz]

could you re-do your video taking into account CGT???

[@BryanInvest]

Hmmm....that's a fair point. I'll keep that in mind for a future video. However, sometimes you might not even have to sell if the nest egg is big enough to provide some juicy dividends.

[@sirdino6967]

Donut cheers mate 💰💰

[@BryanInvest]

✊✊

[@mikeo2200]

Cheers mate ❤

[@FloydBassett-ys2mu]

I don’t understand how the risk is the same when investing $10 vs $100,000. Isn’t the increase in the maximum you can lose an increase in risk?

[@BryanInvest]

You make a fair point. I’m thinking more along the lines of you’re investing in the same thing anyway so what will happen will happen no matter how much you put in. But your point if good food for thought 💭

[@VS-q]

Same thoughts. One “risk” is just a possibility to lose something and another “risk” is how much to lose. Could be different wording…

[@FloydBassett-ys2mu]

@@BryanInvest thanks. I’m new to investing so I wasn’t sure what I was missing. Sounds like it’s a matter of perspective. Total $ vs percentage of capital

[@halfaloafajudo9194]

The % chance of your share/ stock/etf price depreciating is the same regardless of how much you have invested, the total or relevant risk to you personally will definitely depend on how much money you have tied up in it. 1k for me might feel like $1 for someone who's total funds is much greater and therefore the " risk " perception will vary even when the chance for loss is the same. 🎉donut

[@manuchathly8372]

Hi Bryan hope you are well.. I am new doughnut 😂😂.. can you please make a video on SIP what it is how to invest in that.. Regards 🙏

[@deancarlyle7431]

Donut thank you mate

[@VideoAssociates]

Im looking forward to that Bryan, and an Early retirement in Thailand

[@BryanInvest]

I’ll see you there! 🍻

[@kukuslife6347]

Legend

[@patman8888]

To clarify, is it 100k invested? Does equity in PPOR counts too? I have most of my money offsetting my ppor

[@BryanInvest]

Yes, for me it’s 100k invested. In my opinion, equity is only valuable on paper until you do something with it. That said, your equity is an excellent form of leverage which you can take advantage of to make more money. Also, the money in your offset is compounding by saving you years of interest and tax.

[@VS-q]

@@BryanInvestsame for stocks. ETFs are just numbers until you sold them?

[@BryanInvest]

@@VS-q True but ETFs are much more liquid. You could sell it today and get the money in 2 days. You can't really 'sell' equity so easily. There's more steps to it.

[@abhnvkhre]

Hey Brian, Would love to see your views on housing in australia. It’s the hot topic now a days, could fetch you some views too haha. P.S. I never do nut.

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks for the suggestion mate! I'll definitely do some real estate/housing videos soon 🤝

[@rprav1983]

@@BryanInvest - yup eagerly waiting for that video 🤗. As I am still not sure to invest in real estate or stick to equities.

[@shrikartummala8055]

Does this apply to super? I am currently at 154K at age 34 and contribute 15% of my pre-tax income (260K) into super. What super balance will I have when I reach age 65?

[@BryanInvest]

Absolutely! You can calculate it using it this calculator: moneysmart.gov.au/budgeting/compound-interest-calculator

[@darshirathod1213]

Hi mate kindly wondering where to invest in Australia? For 10% and compounding? I haven’t start invest i m in my 30s

[@caldogz90]

Yeah, it doesn’t exist

[@joel_13_]

I use Vanguards VGS and VAS mix. Reinvest dividends. For me it's been around the 11% average per year

[@BryanInvest]

The S&P 500 has returned an average of around 10% per year in the last 100 years. However, this is not guaranteed to continue. We invest in the hope that it does.

[@marton349]

But what I dont understand is it is not 'interest'. It solely relies on good stocks and shares going up and the rate they do.

[@BryanInvest]

Yeah so the ‘interest’ is the return on your stocks. I only use the term as an example. Perhaps I should have used the word ‘return’. Sorry for the confusion!

[@Ryno337L]

I have a question I’m unsure on I currently have some VAS and VGS and what happens to the dividend payments when the payments are not enough for more stock so the payments just get held in a background account until such time you do or is all just payed back into a nominated account? Any and all information on this would be much appreciated

[@BryanInvest]

Depends if you have set up DRP. If yes, then the money is sits in your share registry account until there’s enough for at least a whole share. If not, the dividend will be paid directly into your brokerage account or bank account (if you have set it up on your share registry).

[@Ryno337L]

@@BryanInvest thank you for the clarification I do have the that DRP setup on all my assets but yeah just not enough to get more shares off them atm

[@SnapFootballSkils]

How do I invest in this compound interest regularly Sorry I am very new

[@BryanInvest]

So compound interest is not an investment in itself. It is a concept of what happens when you invest in something. So you would need to find an investment that returns a certain percentage and over time this investment will compound as you add more money + the interest you receive from the previous month/interval. Hope this makes sense.

[@NeerajSharma-ob8wf]

In India there is Nifty50. It is group of top 50 companies. It said that you get 12% return. Fund manager plays around investing in those top companies. It Popular safe bet mutual fund. Is there anything equivalent in Australia.

[@ScruffyIsMyName]

I have Global X Nifty 50 through the ASX. (ASX : NDIA) Hope this helps. (BTW India gonna get clobbered in the cricket this summer! 😊)

[@marionjoy9475]

Thanks

[@BryanInvest]

I appreciate the gesture! ☺️ cheers

[@sartazshupto7993]

Bryan just wanted to show us his Charizard 😂

[@BryanInvest]

🤭

[@dessar100]

What’s your thoughts on the recent rising trend that your net worth should be considered to ”explode” at $150k these days. Due to inflation from when Charlie Munger first made the statement

[@BryanInvest]

I mean it’s probably true since 100k quote from Munger was made decades ago. I think 100k is such a nice round number that it’s still considered the mental barrier to cross for people. Just like how 1 million dollars is still a lot of money but it isn’t that much in today’s world compared to decades ago.

[@dessar100]

@@BryanInvest truth, thank you for the reply

[@jessebowman2746]

Donut!

[@ScruffyIsMyName]

🍩🍩🍩 Comment and like, let the algorithm do its funky thang! Personally, Bryan, I think we need more Pokemon content.

[@BryanInvest]

Thanks mate. I’m showing this comment to my wife when another Pokemon figurine package arrives at my house 😇

[@ScruffyIsMyName]

@@BryanInvest Ooh, no, no, no! Get 'em sent to a parcel locker! Have a good one.

[@ninjafruit-y9t]

Any chance we can get a video about AI ETFs? ps. DONUT

[@BryanInvest]

Maaaaybe soon! 😉

[@NandoK-ug7jy]

I need a DONUT after watching that 🍩😅

[@BryanInvest]

😎

[@jmiz7860]

love donuts

[@largedoubleshotlatte]

Where can I invest my 100k and get 10% on it though?

[@BryanInvest]

The 10% example is based on historical return of the S&P 500 which has returned on average around 10% per year for the last 100 years.

[@gregorywatkins8160]

Doughnut

[@HudsonFishing]

Do donuts help with net worth? asking for a friend 🍩

[@BryanInvest]

Maybe they do. Maybe they don't. They do help with morale though.

[@MM36577]

Donuts!!

[@aleonflux1138]

Donut!

[@loudam4211]

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Donuts 😊

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FKN DONUT TIMES INFINITY

[@HellohuyLee]

no hate my guy but you need to stop with the mouth wide open thumbnails

[@BryanInvest]

Unfortunately, if I leave my mouth closed, I get less views. Stats don' lie. Don't hate the player, hate the game.

[@HellohuyLee]

@@BryanInvest thats a bit kinky dont you think ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@bosshogg690]

Find some other original vid

[@colsonskur6714]

This is a dumb video. There is nothing special about 100,000 in networth. 110,000 and 90,000 is just about the same. A 7% return on 90,000 is almost the same as a 7% return on 110,000. 2 years ago, I crossed the 100,000 networth figure and nothing happened. My life didn't get better and my net worth didn't grow particularly faster than before

[@anthonyprinceliwanag9166]

Hi @bryanInvest what do you think of JPEQ?

[@simyeeng]

Hi Bryan, wonder that u have create group chat in telegram?

[@lobsang0321]

Don’t ever reply in that, I was scammed nearly 7k in the name of crypto investment.

[@BryanInvest]

Hi, no I don't have any 'exclusive' groups. If someone with my face/name invites you to one then it's a scam.

[@johntran1683]

Donut 🥯

[@dessar100]

D O N U T

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