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Financial Literacy is more valuable than a college degree.
People really spend 100k on a degree
But won't invest $1,000 into the stock market
Make it make sense.
Wealth isn’t built by flexing—it’s built by compounding.
Assets grow quietly.
Acting broke keeps your expenses low and your investments high. The goal isn't to look rich, it's to be rich.
You only need investing in a few financial assets for a solid breakthrough, for example Warren Buffett's net-worth has almost 2X since investing in Apple and Bank of America
Some individual investors may be talented enough to beat the S&P 500.
But if you're a beginner investor, you should invest at least 80% of your money into a low-cost broad market ETF.
Wealth grows very slowly in the initial years. It takes not less than a decade to see sizeable growth.
The key is not to give up in the first few years. Beginning is always the hardest.
Since 1928 the S&P 500 has returned 11.95% annually (dividends reinvested)
Without reinvesting dividends, the annual return drops to 7.86%
The difference between an 11.86% and 7.86% annual return when investing $500/month for 30 years is $1,003,846
Dividends matter BIG TIME
Index funds are the easiest path to wealth. They let you own a small piece of hundreds of companies, reducing your risk and allowing you to build wealth.
Index funds keep it simple: low fees, diversification, and long-term growth.
Hard to beat that formula.
Success rate of becoming well off ($2-$3MM+) is actually extraordinarily high
Easily 90%+ if you truly work hard at it
There’s no need to hop around taking crazy risk with high leverage or in assets like crypto
Good job, side business, invest intelligently & you’re there