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Today I invested $1582 into my FOMO account. $500 $BTC $500 $SPCX $500 $META $82 $QQQ Got the account just under $27,000 Always gotta feed your bags 🎒
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Didn’t even throw Gayle a pizza party damn
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Employee Gayle is going viral for being honored with just flowers at her retirement after working 44 years at Walmart.
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Some people pulling in $5k-$10k a month just from tweeting.
STILLTRU@itsstilltru2h
nigerians gon tweet whatever cus that $47 a month really make a difference out there
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One of the craziest things about building wealth is realizing how much money you've already earned in your lifetime. Somebody making $60K a year for 10 years has earned $600,000 before taxes. Imagine how differently those 10 years could look if you had a plan for every raise, bonus, and extra paycheck.
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I genuinely believe more parents should be teaching their teenagers about investing before they graduate high school. Imagine turning 18 already knowing what $VOO is, how credit card interest works, what a Roth IRA does, and why financing a $50K car might be a terrible decision. That's a MASSIVE head start.
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One of the biggest advantages you can give yourself in your 30s is a career that pays well AND leaves you enough energy to enjoy your life. Making $120K while being miserable 70 hours a week isn't everybody's idea of success. Time and peace of mind have value too.
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Your child turning 18 with a basic understanding of investing, credit scores, taxes, and compound growth is a MASSIVE head start. Imagine learning at 16 what some adults don't figure out until they're 40. Financial education at home can change generations.
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7 THINGS THAT KEEP PEOPLE LIVING PAYCHECK TO PAYCHECK: 1. Expensive car payments 2. Credit card interest 3. No emergency savings 4. Lifestyle inflation 5. Never negotiating salary 6. Financing every purchase 7. Ignoring where their money goes Fixing even two of these can make a HUGE difference.
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Minimum wage too high if they aren’t eager to make them multiple sells to get the commission up. You know you make the most when you sell a shoe with the shoe cleaner + socks. They didn’t get you much commission just for the shoes. From my footlocker days way back when.
Key Lee 🖤
@key2ursoleOct 10
I just got my Royals from foot locker and I really hate how these kids act in retail now. I walk in, no smiles, no hello.. nothing. They act like they don't want to be there. Retail is tough i know, but damn what happened to good customer service.
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The day you start looking forward to buying assets more than buying clothes is the day your relationship with money starts changing. A few shares of $QQQ. A little Bitcoin. More money in your retirement account. Watching your ownership grow is a great feeling.
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HOW TO BUILD YOUR FIRST $25,000 INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO: 1. Build an emergency fund 2. Pay down expensive debt 3. Open a brokerage or retirement account 4. Research low-cost index funds 5. Invest a set amount every payday 6. Increase contributions when you get raises 7. Stay consistent for years $25K is a beautiful first milestone.
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I wish more people understood how much money $100 a week really is. That's $5,200 a year. $26,000 over five years. $52,000 over ten years. And that's before any investment returns. Small amounts of money deserve respect too.
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HOW TO BUILD YOUR FIRST $25,000 INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO: 1. Build an emergency fund 2. Pay down expensive debt 3. Open a brokerage or retirement account 4. Research low-cost index funds 5. Invest a set amount every payday 6. Increase contributions when you get raises 7. Stay consistent for years $25K is a beautiful first milestone.
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The older I get, the more I respect people who are quietly getting their lives together. Going to work. Taking care of their kids. Paying down debt. Learning new skills. Trying to become healthier. That kind of effort deserves more recognition.
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5 THINGS WORTH DOING BEFORE THE YEAR ENDS: 1. Get a full physical 2. Review your finances 3. Update your resume 4. Open an investment account 5. Have an honest conversation about your goals You still have time to make meaningful progress.
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Friendly reminder: Your current salary doesn't have to be your salary 5 years from now. There are people making $50K today who will be making $150K before 2031. Start researching what those careers require NOW.
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One of the most underrated skills in life is being able to keep promises to YOURSELF. You said you were going to save $500. You said you were going to start walking. You said you were going to apply for better jobs. Every time you follow through, you build a little more confidence.
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Somebody is going to spend the next 6 months learning cybersecurity, cloud computing, or data analytics and completely change their earning potential. Somebody else is going to spend those same 6 months complaining about how expensive everything is. Choose wisely.
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I genuinely believe your life can look COMPLETELY different a year from now. A better job. A healthier body. Less debt. More money invested. A stronger relationship with your family. 12 months is a LONG time when you actually start doing the things you've been putting off.
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HOW TO MAKE MORE MONEY IN 2027: 1. Update your resume 2. Learn a skill employers actually pay for 3. Apply for jobs above your current salary 4. Practice interviewing 5. Negotiate every offer 6. Stop waiting for your employer to recognize your potential You have to take your career seriously.
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