30 Minutes of The BEST Financial Advice & Decisions in 2025...

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• ZA

  @Zac-Rios · 1 year ago · pinned

  What is the best financial decision you’ve ever made?

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• NI

  @ninjuhturdel · 1 year ago

  I was broke and struggling. I only had 2 lava lamps. Next thing you know, I watched a few finance YouTubers and cut out all my unnecessary spending, cleared out my bad debt. Now, I have more lava lamps than I know what to do with. Every room has at least 4 lava lamps, and I'm now starting my own lava lamps wholesale store.

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• EN

  @enviroeng · 1 year ago

  The best financial decision I've made is marrying someone with the same frugality level as me.  We trust each other with our future financial decisions.

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• OM

  @omartucker9977 · 1 year ago

  No, please, keep doing that. Its becomes depressing seeing all this negativity and bad decisions

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• MR

  @mrs.bdaycare5530 · 1 year ago

  In 2024 I paid my car off and paid my credit card off.  No debt!! It feels so good. Now I’m just saving

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• RA

  @RachellesCrafts · 1 year ago

  I drive a 24 year old Honda Odyssey. Paid cash 10 years ago. She isn’t pretty but she gets me to work, Costco and the grocery store. That’s all I need.

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• GU

  @gunxsword5732 · 1 year ago (edited)

  One of the best advices that still sticks with me is the clarification: “Living below your means includes having FUN below your means.”<br><br>I don’t remember who told me that, but I swear I’ve heard too many people acting like having fun is either banned or exempted the means limitation.

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• EL

  @elisabethkiesel4567 · 1 year ago

  I’m a parent of a 37 year old man. If he needed/wanted to move home for any reason including financial, he’s more than welcome. That’s what parents do.

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• TH

  @thecrowuknow · 1 year ago

  My financial advice: choose your partner wisely. If you want to save and build towards financial independence, make sure you choose a partner who is on the same page so you can work together to reach that goal. Don&apos;t just take their word for it, make sure that their actions back up what they&apos;re agreeing to. Financial issues are a major conflict in relationships and if you are the one who wants to save, it will be one step forward and 2 steps back if you have a partner who is working against you. The system is set up to make it easy to get into debt (gambling, credit, etc.) and in most cases you won&apos;t be able to out save a spouse who is bad with money, they will drag you down with them.

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• RE

  @realityos · 1 year ago

  As a young person you always think you want to work 100% and go really hard, but as you get older you realize that you just dont have that kind of power and drive anymore. That&apos;s another good reason to live below your means when young and chill out a little later.

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• MN

  @Mnj76ln8 · 1 year ago

  If you saw me in my plain Walmart clothes, driving my ford fiesta 5-speed, you wouldn’t know I have $2,165,000 in investments. I’m proud of that. Stay humble people.

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• BV

  @BV-Auto · 1 year ago

  Zac, you could film your lava lamps while doing a voiceover about shapes and sizes and we would watch it.

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