@AprilynneAlter That is a good problem to have.
1. Pay off debt
2. Build an emergency fund of 6 months living expenses.
3. Invest 20%-30% back into business
4. Save 40%-50% by investing into index ETFs
5. Save for 20% down home payment
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@adele_bloch@uxbykai Taxes very much depend on personal situation. Here are 2 good videos on taxes:
11 Ways To Minimize Investment Taxes and Keep More Profits https://t.co/V294RNlHrq
Overlooked Ways To Reducing Business Taxes https://t.co/rbK0fyzYzs
my dad is so cute.
last year, he wanted to figure out how to spend the next season of his life. he's 68 years old.
he decided to start making youtube videos as "coach simon, a certified financial coach."
he even got a little hat that says "coach" and he wears it in every video 🥹
he spends his whole week making videos & sends the family lil email updates telling us to check it out
his videos only got ~100 views for a while.
but he keeps making them.
he's always so proud when he figures out a new insight to get more views.
last week, his first video took off and he got ~3K view. and he made it to 1000 subscribers 💪
thanks coach simon for reminding us that you can always reinvent yourself & take on new challenges 🩶
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