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How to Start Investing with Just $100/Month Think you need thousands to invest? Nope. $100/month is all it takes to get started. 👉 Step 1: Open a Roth IRA or a brokerage account (Fidelity or Vanguard are great). 👉 Step 2: Automate a $100/month deposit. 👉 Step 3: Buy low-cost…

Most people think they're behind financially. Plot twist: you're probably doing better than you think. The Instagram economy convinced us that if you're not buying avocado toast AND a house by 25, you're failing at life. Most "successful" people you see online are either lying, lucky, or leveraged beyond belief.…

Ask This 3-Second Question Before You Spend a Dime Before you swipe your card or hit “Buy Now,” pause and ask: 👉 Does this help me achieve my goals? 👉 Does this truly bring me value? If the answer is no — walk away. This tiny habit stops impulse spending…

Save 1% More Every Month - Watch How Fast You Build Wealth Most people think they need huge sacrifices to get ahead. Wrong. Start small. Increase your savings rate by just 1% each month. If you’re saving 5% now, bump it to 6% next month. Then 7%, then 8%... you…

As net worth grows, where people store their wealth changes. $100K–$1M: Mostly in retirement accounts and homes $1M–$10M: Retirement + businesses $10M+: Mostly businesses Wealthy people avoid putting significant money into cars, focusing instead on assets that grow.

Most lower- to middle-class people make the mistake of putting too much of their net worth into cars, which are depreciating assets. If you want to build wealth, don’t sink your money into something that loses value the moment you drive it.

Cut. Identify. Automate. ✅ Cut your unnecessary expenses. ✅ Identify where those extra dollars should go — savings, debt payoff, or investments. ✅ Automate it so it happens without thinking. This simple 3-step system turns wasted money into wealth. Set it once. Let it work forever. Follow @mastermoneyco for more!…

Before buying a home, run the numbers—specifically, calculate the Total Cost of Ownership. That includes closing costs, homeowner’s insurance, and more—not just the price tag. Too many buyers underestimate the real costs of homeownership.

In this episode of the Personal Finance Podcast, we are going to talk about how to plan for healthcare costs by age. How Andrew Can Help You: Join The Master Money Newsletter where you will become smarter with your money in 5 minutes or less per week Here https://bit.ly/3RSGhUH Learn…

Income is the key to solving financial problems, but income alone isn’t enough—you need to manage it wisely. Even millionaires can be broke if they spend it all. The real wealth-building power comes when you invest those extra dollars.

Ever regret buying something you didn’t really need? Here’s a simple rule: pause before you purchase. Give yourself a 24-hour cooling-off period for anything non-essential. Wait 30 days for bigger purchases. Most of the time? You’ll realize you don’t even want it anymore. Impulse buys drain your wallet. Patience builds…

The Rule of 25 is a simple formula to calculate how much money you need to retire. If you want to spend $80,000 per year, multiply it by 25—you’ll need $2 million invested to safely fund your retirement.

Increasing your income is the fastest path to wealth—it’s the real “millionaire fast lane.” But it’s not just about earning more; it’s about knowing how to manage that income and put it toward financial freedom.

Do this for decades and wake up one day “accidentally” rich. Automate your paycheck. Direct deposit straight to checking—no manual moving money. Pay yourself first. Set up automatic transfers to savings and investments the day you get paid. Invest in index funds like VOO and VTI. No guessing—just steady growth…

In this episode of the Personal Finance Podcast, we will talk about can you achieve FIRE with only stocks money. We will answer these questions: 1. What to do if I’m a contract worker? My salary is not deducted for retirement 2. Can you discuss life insurance options and what…

Your circle is sabotaging your wealth. The people you surround yourself with will either elevate your financial game or keep you broke. Choose wisely. Broke friends keep you broke. They normalize overspending, mock your budgeting, and pressure you into expensive outings you can't afford. "Just put it on the card"…

STOP tracking just your income. Start tracking your NET WORTH. Here's why your net worth matters more than your salary: 💰 Income = cash flow. Net worth = actual wealth. You could make $200K and still be broke if you're drowning in debt with no assets. 📈 Assets work while…

Learning to say NO is a superpower! Most people go broke trying to say yes to everything: Yes to dinners out. Yes to expensive cars. Yes to trips they can’t afford. Yes to every friend’s impulse plan. Want to build real wealth? Learn to say NO. No to debt. No…

Consistency pays off—but only if you push past the “dip.” Around Day 30, it felt like nothing was happening, but by Day 35, one video hit 750K views. It’s like success was hiding just beyond the point where most people give up. Momentum rewards persistence. - @patflynn

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Trying to do everything at once kills progress. Instead, use mental models like the “DeLorean Experiment” to prioritize the right skill or goal, and commit to it—even if the decision feels random. Progress comes from action, not overthinking. Mistakes aren’t derailers—they’re your guide rails.

Massive growth and unexpected opportunities (like going from 20K to 1.5M TikTok followers and building a 5-figure ad-revenue business) came from giving yourself a clear deadline (60 days) and just staying consistent—even without knowing all the answers.

When starting a financial or creative goal (like writing a book), simplify the process by focusing on the first step—just start. Don’t get overwhelmed by all the things you think you “need to know.” Clarity and motivation come through action, and you can shortcut your learning by following people who’ve…