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Braiden Shaw

Braiden Shaw

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United States
One of the best things you can teach your kids is how to manage money before they’re out on their own. Start with these three accounts.What do you think is the best business to start in 2027?You don’t need a lot of money to start investing, but you do need time. Starting small in your 20s and staying consistent can make a massive difference over the next 40+ years.
Rai Choudhury

Rai Choudhury

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United States
Here’s how I spent my August paycheck. My goal is to use money to build long term wealth and prepare for the future, while simultaneously still enjoying it today and that means creating experiences, making memories, improving my quality of life, and spoiling the people I love.These are 4 investments that help me build a 7 figure net worth in my 20s. NFA, just sharing what I’ve done / am doing :) #personalfinance #financialliteracy #investing #money #financialfreedomYes, work ethic, ambition, relationships, discipline, and consistency all play a role but so does luck, timing, and unfair advantages. Everyone has an unfair advantage so PLEASE lean into yours #PersonalFinance #money #financialliteracy #financialfreedom #LifeAdvice
Steve | Money Coach | Former Teacher

Steve | Money Coach | Former Teacher

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United States
If you have an 18-year-old, these are the money habits I’d teach them early. They might not be making much money yet, but learning how to budget, save, and invest early can make a huge difference later. The goal isn’t just to help them make money. It’s to teach them how to keep it and make it work for them. ❤️ Like and follow if you want to learn more about money and investing. — Steve If you’re ready to start investing this year, don’t miss my next Beginner’s Investing Masterclass! Sign Are you actually using your HSA to its full potential? 🤔 A lot of people treat their HSA like a regular savings account, but if you’re eligible, it can also be used for investing and long-term wealth building. The key is understanding how the account works, investing the money appropriately, and keeping good records of your qualified medical expenses. 💬 Comment “SHEETS” and I’ll send you the entire list of low-cost index funds! — Steve Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing viMost people are using their HSA the wrong way. 💰 An HSA isn't just for paying medical bills today. It can also become one of the most powerful long-term wealth-building accounts available if you use it strategically. In this video, I'll explain how an HSA works, why it's often called the "triple tax advantage" account, and how it could help you build significant wealth over time. 💬 Comment "SHEETS" and I'll send you the entire list. — Steve If you're ready to start investing this year, don'+1
Rai Tryna

Rai Tryna

@raitryna
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Here’s how I spent my August paycheck. My goal is to use money to build long term wealth and prepare for the future, while simultaneously still enjoying it today and that means creating experiences, making memories, improving my quality of life, and spoiling the people I love. ##PersonalFinance##financialliteracy##money##socialmedia##investingThese are 4 investments that help me build a 7 figure net worth in my 20s. NFA, just sharing what I’ve done / am doing :) ##PersonalFinance##financialliteracy##investing##money##financialfreedomYes, work ethic, ambition, relationships, discipline, and consistently all play a role but so does luck, timing, and unfair advantages. Everyone has an unfair advantage so PLEASE lean into yours #PersonalFinance #money #financialliteracy #financialfreedom #LifeAdvice
Daniel Brigham

Daniel Brigham

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Do not do this until… You have no debt You have an emergency fund You are maxing your retirement accounts Otherwise your kid will have no student loans but have to take care of you when they’re older. #financialliteracy #parenting #newparents #expectingmomAlways make sure you put your oxygen mask on first. Generational wealth is closer than you think. #parenting #personalfinance #financialliteracyI was a Trump account hater until I realized. My opinion was take the $1k and don’t contribute. But, at 18, the account turns into a traditional Ira. Which means you can take every dollar you put in, and convert it to a Roth IRA. Meaning you can basically contribute to your kids Roth IRA without them having earned income. Now I still don’t think it should be your first priority. Because you can technically convert a 529 plan to Roth too. But it’s capped at $35k. The Trump account gives y+3
Angelo Castillo

Angelo Castillo

@profitplug
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United States
5 Money Accounts You Need 💸 1. Roth IRA - Investing with tax-free gains (skip capital gains tax) 2. 401(k) - Free money from your employer (only invest up to the match) 3. Regular brokerage - Investing with no limits of Other 4. HYSA - Free money from your savings (link in bio) 5. Checking account - Day-to-day expenses #edutiktok #TikTokLearningCampaign #learnontiktok #PersonalFinance 6 Steps to Being Financially FREE! 💸 None of these are set in stone, but they are a great rule of thumbs to live by. If you aren’t close, dw it can be something you can work toward! Comment down below if you agree or not, curious to hear your thoughts #EduTok #TikTokLearningCampaign #LearnOnTikTok #edutokcontestHow Much I Spent In September As A 25 yo Living In SF 🧾 My philosophy around spending money has honestly changed a lot over the years, depending on what stage of life I was in. At first, when I was broke, I tried to save every penny I could. When I started making a little more money, I still lived like I was broke, but slowly became more comfortable investing in myself, my skills, and my future. Now that I’m older and have built a bigger financial cushion, I’ve learned to loosen up a little, enj+2
Alex Petrakieva

Alex Petrakieva

@alex.petrakieva
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United States
My first year doing content creation, I didn’t do ANY of this 😂 Then tax season came around and my accountant essentially retroactively turned my business into an S-corp because I was already making a significant amount of money from content, and it could save me money on taxes. An S-corp definitely isn’t beneficial for everyone. But if your business is making a significant profit and you can comfortably pay yourself a reasonable salary, it’s absolutely worth talking to an accountant to see ifReally, this goes beyond content creation. Whether you’re starting your first big girl job or just got a big ol’ bonus, build the foundation then ball out. 💅
CLOE | THOMSON | Your DIY BFF

CLOE | THOMSON | Your DIY BFF

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Canada
Now that I’ve explained myself…. The good news is I now just have to find/ make/save up …. 113k 🤪 A big thing for me is- why not put my goal out to the world- name it- and who knows, maybe I’ll land a big brand deal or a whole bunch ? Maybe I’ll find a painting worth thousands at a garage sale 🤪 I have often wondered if manifesting works- and I realized it will never work if I don’t truly Believe it could happen! See you tomorrow for another update! #SpendlessresetI need to start by saying it’s not HORRIBLE….. I have always had a (convenient in ways) fear of spending money I don’t have…. Which means I’m still living within my means. But it feels like I just put my head down and earn $$ - so how come I can never buy what I’ve been saving for? Well…. Probably because I have never been dialed enough to know what I *actually* make or how much I *actually* need to save. We’ve all “budgeted” in theory. Loosely checked income vs. expenses, tried for a bit… theYou work hard, do everything ‘right’ with money on paper... and still feel like you’re not making a dent on your savings… Sound familiar? Here’s the thing — it’s rarely the big purchases that hold us back. It’s the $8 here, $15 there, the stuff that doesn’t even register as spending in our brains! The kind of purchases that you won’t even remember a year from now. Mine added up to $1,100 last month alone. I’m sure there’s a bazillion budgeting tools out there but I’m a KISS kinda girl (Keep i