A Poor Millennial's Guide To Investing



Are you a poor Millennial hoping to invest some of your monthly earnings while trying to decide how to prioritize your expenses? Deputy editor of investing John Dobosz is here with some helpful advice.

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  1. how do you sell gold back?
  2. 3:05 no way, even though the housing crash happened it's still reasonable to pay 50% of your income on housing.
  3. that guy is really awesome
  4. What about silver? I was given a box of silver coins (royal mint ones with the little certificate things with them) a few years back. Are they worth hanging on to?
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  6. Fun investing video. Thanks!
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  8. The only assets I'm accumulating are ass
  9. who pays 5 dollars for pbr
  10. Working is optional unless if you truly love the job.
    But in an era of internet and fast-changing world.
    This is a very old and bullshit idea.
    In other word, this is a servitude of a lifetime.
    Only a moron student loan suckers would believe this.
    Get your ass out of your boring place or a job that will steal your time.
    You know why, because employers love stealing your lifetime as their slaves.
    I meant to say employees, pardon me.
    This is the system that you need to get the fuck out and get lost to another world.
    All millenials with a loaned debt has been fooled and suckered by this old death-bed system.
    Here is a thing.
    Either life is a full of adventures or not.
  11. american poor is not really poor, just bad money management.
    first you need to learn how to save.
    money generating 101
    learn skill and get a degree preferably both in completely different branches, with a degree there is secure cash flow and with a skill there is additional cash flow with potential in opening business in two branches(ie construction/software), meaning diversify.
    invest in real estate, but first follow trends for a few years. my rule of thumb is that rent needs to be higher than mortgage at least 40%, almost never cash out, that rent is your pension. as final investments, invest in tourism and energy, it's not as expensive as you think.
    And then, with few millions on the side, at 150 yo, invest in stocks because truth is stocks without few millions to play around are gamble.
  12. Time to re-create and own our economy to marginalize old peoples' way of thinking. We need to help each other and have free education, mass innovation and equitable distribution of income.
  13. im fucked
  14. You know millennials are getting their asses kicked when forbes has to make a video with advice for what to do. Buy houses to rent not to live in especially while interest rates are this low. Rent to university students and sell the property after you pay it off for more than you bought it for.
  15. I have $3.
  16. I'm investing in paying off my student loan debt, and soon medical debt from my congenital illness! :D








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  17. invest in yourself.
  18. Pretty bad advice in my opinion
  19. Horrible advice
  20. I'm still poor


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