The Truth About Building Wealth in Your 30s

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• DA

  @danielprall9393 · 11 months ago

  Im so excited too Bo, I started at the end of my 29th year im 34 now and my networth is 80k

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• SM

  @smcfeeley2568 · 10 months ago

  Turning 30 in DEC making 108k with about 100k  saved this was a perfect video. No debt.

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• DA

  @DailySoccerContentYT · 10 months ago

  34…and still learning and growing. Baby steps and not complaining, just grateful I’ve started

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• MS

  @msheehandub · 10 months ago

  To whoever needs to hear it, you can do it! Keep grinding, keep saving/investing, keep learning, and don't give up!

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• TO

  @tomvanagteren832 · 10 months ago

  32 and 30 here. About 200k invested and total of 500k net worth. Lifestyle creep is real but for us its making memories with our son.

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• CA

  @CaptainPIanet · 11 months ago (edited)

  It’s crazy how far I’ve come in the last four years after finding these guys.<br><br>Edit: please ignore the scam bots in my comments, this is a real comment

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• LO

  @LOLZHAHANOTFUNNY · 11 months ago

  My husband and I are 29 and 30, we contributed what we could while also paying off student loans and saving for a house. Today our net worth is $300k with about $100k of that in investments and it feels so good to see how far we&apos;ve come ❤

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• KM

  @kmtat · 10 months ago (edited)

  My husband and I are 31 and 32 and we’re fully in the messy middle with a 2 &amp; 8 year old. Our NW is about 300K with about 175K invested and a 6 month emergency fund. We did miss the 1x income by 30 and still not there but we’re working to have 1M invested by 40. We paid off 45K in debt the last year &amp; a half and almost debt free (one auto loan) &amp; another 50K a few years prior. Next year we plan to invest about 55K. Neither of us came from money nor had financial literacy so we’re working hard to set up ourselves and littles for a fruitful future. Sacrifice is not easy but will be worth it! <br><br>Been following your content for last year or two and it’s really helped us course correct and get on track! 🎉 thank you ❤

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• ZC

  @zcrew5736 · 10 months ago (edited)

  My wife and I were both working for a period of time when we first moved to Denver. We knew we wanted to have kids so when applying for a loan for buying a house we only factored in my income for feasible monthly payments. a couple months later we got pregnant. The amount of relief we had from structuring our whole finances around eventually having one income has been massive for our financial success. So many of our friends are locked into high monthly payments to the point the moms have to work outside the home even though they don&apos;t want to. They may have a nicer house than we do but we have way more freedom than they do.

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• CO

  @coldplayer9403 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RnfeSTAEKk&amp;t=630">10:30</a> Me watching this as a 33 yr old who opened up a Fidelity account in March to start investing...how accurate!

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• KP

  @kp4918 · 8 months ago

  This is exactly what I needed to hear. <br><br>In between jobs, putting myself through school, and my wife and I just had our first baby who is in the NICU. I turn 30 next week and this is the first time in my adult life where I&apos;ve seen my accounts shrink rather than grow (excluding the normal trends of the stock market). It&apos;s extremely uncomfortable. But it&apos;s doable. <br><br>If I wouldn&apos;t have saved/invested, but instead had a car payment and was house poor, I&apos;d be losing more hair than I am already.<br><br>The messy middle has hit HARD 🤣

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• TH

  @TheAJRamirez · 11 months ago

  I&apos;m a month into 37 and just getting started on my family&apos;s journey. While I wish I would&apos;ve started 2 decades ago, it&apos;s exciting to see what our future has to hold.

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