Just a friendly reminder that if you want to save $10,000 a year, it breaks down to only $27 a day. That’s like choosing not to dine out for dinner or skipping that new shirt. By forgoing these purchases, you could invest that money in the stock market instead and potentially grow it to around $160k after 10 years due to compound interest 🙂 – Steve Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class December 3rd at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #savings

If you're in your 20s and unsure where to start with investing, here are 5 steps to get you going 🚀 1. Choose a reliable brokerage, like Fidelity, Vanguard, or Charles Schwab. 2. Open a Roth IRA to enjoy tax-free withdrawals on your earnings at age 59.5. 3. Link your checking account to your Roth IRA and contribute up to the maximum annual limit. 4. Train yourself to save and invest at least 20% of each paycheck. 5. Don’t forget to buy assets! This is the most common mistake people make with their Roth IRA — they open the account but never invest in any assets. Start investing as early and as often as you can, and you'll be well on your way to a comfortable retirement. 😊 Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class December 3rd at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #retirement

Keep watching to learn the 5 habits I stopped in my 20s that helped me become a millionaire by my 30s. 😊 If you'd like to know the high-yield savings account I use, tag a friend, and I'll send it to you both! 1. I stopped buying things just because they were on sale. 2. I avoid 'buy now, pay later' services. If I can’t afford it, I simply don’t buy it. 3. I never carry a credit card balance. 4. I never neglected my emergency fund, contributing monthly to my high-yield savings account. 5. I always paid myself first, regularly putting money into my Roth IRA and taxable brokerage accounts with every paycheck. I learned early on that even investing a small amount, like $20 a day, could grow to $3 million by retirement. Start investing early, and do it as often as possible! 😊 – Steve Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class December 3rd at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #20s

If you’re 18, keep watching to learn the 3 things you should do today, and make sure to watch until the end to discover the #1 mistake most people make! 😊 1. Get a credit card and learn to use it responsibly. With consistent and mindful use, you’ll build credit, which will help you make larger purchases in the future, like a house or car. 2. Develop 1-2 high-demand skills that people are willing to pay for (such as sales, marketing, data analytics, AI, or tutoring). 3. Read books and study successful people to learn from their experiences and strategies. And the #1 mistake young people make? Believing everything they see online and wanting everything they see, not realizing that many people go into debt trying to look rich. Trust me—people are rarely as wealthy as they appear online. 😉 -Steve Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! @calltoleap @calltoleap @calltoleap Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class November 12th at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #lifeadvice

As a teacher who has taught Gen-Z for many years, here are 3 uncomfortable truths every high schooler, college student, and person in their 20s should know 👨‍🏫: 1. Your college degree is NOT enough. If you want the best job right out of college, you need to actively develop your skills. Focus on areas like sales, marketing, AI, and data analysis, as these skills are always in high demand. 2. Cultivate a strong work ethic. This is a habit that should carry through to every job you have. 3. You either work hard now or work hard later. Life is full of trade-offs, and you need to choose your path, otherwise life will choose for you. – Steve 🙂 Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class December 3rd at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #genZ