5 Signs You’re Doing Well Financially

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  @MaIchiiRavenshade · 2 days ago

  Amazing content as always, I started investing earlier 2026 now I just hit $350k. I spent years watching videos like this, wondering if it was ever actually going to happen for me or if I was just dreaming. Today, I finally logged in and saw that number. It's not about the flex; it's the fact that I can finally breathe and take care of my family forever. If you're at your lowest right now, please don't quit. Your life can look completely different a year from now if you stay focused. Sending this win to everyone who's still in the trenches.🌟

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  @rocketpunch12210 · 3 days ago

  How TF are 40% of the people making $300 to over $500K living paycheck-to-paycheck. 🤯

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  @88_Echoes · 3 days ago

  You should watch the whole thing but in case you have a short attention span, here&apos;s the cliff notes:<br><br>Sign 1: &nbsp;You have financial margin every month. &nbsp; Spend less than you make, that difference is the margin you have<br>Sign 2: &nbsp;You have an emergency fund. &nbsp; Have 3-6 months of expenses in cash<br>Sign 3: &nbsp;You are investing consistently. &nbsp; 401K, IRA, Taxable brokerage, put your money somewhere it will grow<br>Sign 4: &nbsp;Your lifestyle hasn&apos;t exploded. &nbsp; You aren&apos;t seeing lifestyle inflation as you make more money, and you continue having margin every month.<br>Sign 5: &nbsp;You sleep well at night. &nbsp;You aren&apos;t worried about money but he doesn&apos;t take into account playing video games until 3am O.o

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  @theresidetective1646 · 3 days ago

  i know a guy who makes 200k pre-tax and his family lives pay check to pay check.

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  @Kimo24-r2j · 3 days ago

  About that paycheck to paycheck survey. The criteria is that they personally find it hard to make progress on personal financial goals. Typically people in that income bracket have much. more aggressive goals , i.e. retire with $20 million, than the average person.

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  @dannyrivera2 · 3 days ago

  I had an emergency fund until my HVAC went out 😢

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  @NazeerCurry · 3 days ago

  I&apos;m saving 25% of my salary

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  @BenjieTyl · 3 days ago

  I have a special needs grandson, and it makes me happy to not live a luxury lifestyle now so that I can leave him enough inheritance to live his best life after I&apos;m gone.

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  @matthewwebb4777 · 3 days ago

  What if you don’t sleep well at night because you work a second job to be able to save a significant amount of your income?

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  @fredcat9080 · 3 days ago (edited)

  TOP TIP. You can save money by not ironing your Masters quarter zip before wearing it on YouTube.

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  @anniealexander9616 · 3 days ago

  I think people misunderstand the meaning of paycheck to paycheck. They invest heavily and FEEL paycheck to paycheck. In reality, &nbsp;they have lots of assets.

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  @Scire-q9m · 1 day ago

  I don’t like my emergency fund sitting in the bank. It was a few years ago now there was an area that got hit with hurricanes and power was out for weeks. How do you get all your money when it’s locked in a bank with no power? Keep some cash on hand to be safe.