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I agree Mark about the luxury goods that people don't care. I had a friend who brought a very expensive car to impress a group of people. That group of people talked about his car for 30 seconds and then they never mentioned the car again.
@@abccba9763 Buying a car might cost you opportunity to make more money and a car is almost never a good investment (unless you make money with it). Why buy a nice car at a young age when you can use that money to make more money and later buy whatever car you want and not feel that you spent all your money on something...
Hi mate, I’ve almost never seen a video in which someone breaks down revenue achievable with a small (5-20 employees) business in a transparent way. lots of young men out there on a mission to be a billionaire, many don’t realise that making 200-1m is achievable with a good old fashioned small business. Cheers mark, love your approach to education 👍🏼
The idea of investing a significant sum of money may be both thrilling and intimidating. There is potential for considerable wealth increase with the correct strategy. How can one take advantage of compound interest and potentially grow your retirement savings/net-worth to about $3M over time?
A solid strategy can be a key component of an investor’s portfolio. Well, the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals.
Quite true! You don't necessarily need to be a flawless investor; all you need to do is seek advice from an expert. I began investing in 2016 and pulled a profit of roughly $900k that same year despite having no prior investment knowledge.
My consultant is Nicole Desiree Simon She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care for supervision.
Thanks for the video Mark, I'm at a crossroads in life. I started a business in my parent's garage with a £50 set of headlights, and now on track to make a million in sales with no finance or loans. This economic crash will be like no other though, and trying to get a suitable commercial property is a nightmare. My only hope is that a bonus of this recession will be the availability of property at a sensible price.
Mark I really need to thank you. I'm an electrician from Kent, UK. A hands on job that I LOVE, self employed. No way to automate it or earn money without exchanging for my time. I don’t want to expand because I really enjoy my work as it is. Nice work/life balance. I've always worried about the future. How I'm going to live comfortably in 30 years when I retire. Your investment videos have opened my eyes. I've been investing regularly since I came across them and it's giving me a feeling of proper security for myself and my family. Even during the recent downturn, I'm seeing it as an opportunity rather than a disaster for my future self. So yeah, thanks mate & keep up the great work! =)
Hi Lewis, it’s guys like you I make these videos for, people that take action towards improving their financial lives. I am so happy you are doing so well and thanks for the great comment my friend. MT 😎
Havent bought new clothes for 2 years (not counting socks with my work they wear out) . canceld all my subscriptions with my commute to work i managed to get 1100km per 50liter. up from my 700km per 50l ..(i get mney from work for my commutes compensation) . i shower cold these days . food is cus down to very basic needs. for quite some years already. hardly go out anyhow. very busy selling my surplus carparts and building up a cash reserve . and what i do invest on the market. its either a valeu company. ona a discount. or dividend paying one. that solid during recessions
I'm curious to what you think mark, what would you say is more important? Taking a healthy salary now to use money for business acquisition/development or taking a low salary with a company that will give development skills that will earn much more later?
Hi, that’s a very personal question, the younger your are the better it is to learn and take the extra money latter but as you get older you need the money to prepare for your retirement. It’s really a decision you have to make yourself. Good luck MT 😎
I would try to get the best of both. Some high paying jobs will have a steep learning curve. You can learn a lot when you step outside of your comfort zone. As long as you’re a likeable person and don’t burn any bridges, people should be willing to teach. In a lot of cases it depends more on your personality and if people actually like you and want to work with you than how much you know.
Most businesses can’t be relied upon to develop you, you often need to carve out time and do it yourself. I’d only take the lower paying job if there is a rock solid commitment for them to pay you more at the end of the training. Else I’d take the higher paying job and still develop myself ready for the next job which will be higher still! The more you earn early in your career and invest, the better you will do with compounding :)
Mark, I'm really loving the format these days. The scanning bar in the screen that shows how far through each subject we are is a really nice touch. Editing on point, and as always love the content. Thanks so much! 🙏
Hi Mark, thanks so much for all these videos, you have helped me to understand investing and it doesn’t feel scary anymore. I’m actually enjoying it. I’m 33 and at the moment have only 100 a month to invest in the S&P 500 but hey it’s a start. If you take requests for future videos, I would love to learn how I can get to a good amount for retiring even for people that started in their 30s and missed out on some compound interest. What kind of portfolio would you recommend for someone like that? Thanks again for all you do 😊
I do like to spend (probably too much) on jewelry (not designer stuff). But luckily I got my income and everything indexed, and know I can afford it at times, without going into debt, and even whilst investing. Best of both worlds
Mark didn’t mention this, but you should always be paying off your credit in full every month, not the minimum amount. For debt, you can get a 0% interest rate card for 32 months to help you with your debt.👍
Yes I love that analogy Mark! I keep telling people they can't buy groceries or pay bills with equity. Also that equity needs to generate cash flow so you can effectively live (survive) on the money generated from property. That takes some time too I might add.
One of the few people pushing stocks before real estate. I agree. Stocks are liquid and affordable without debt. Imo it's lower risk than real estate due to the lack of debt required to buy despite the higher volatility.
The levels of secured and unsecured debt people have these days is eye watering. Servicing that debt, particularly now will become increasingly challenging. Do without if you can or make do with less.
Dear Mark, Could you do a video on European millennials' investment habits? The impression I get is that most content is tailored to young American viewers. Keep up the good work!
Mark, cars are my passion. Especially a bmw. I can afford one with all cash now and I'm in my late 20s. Should I go ahead and buy one now? I fees I have to because in future I might not be able to enjoy the car so much as I do now
I bought a Porsche in my 20s as it was always my dream car. But in my case it was a 928 that was already nearly as old as me! I did so because they were rare, and figured it would appreciate in value long after I’d had my fun (which I did, a lot!). Now closer to 50 than 40, I’d say it worked out well- the car has appreciated in value, and hopefully will continue to do so. If however you’re thinking of buying a new BMW, I’d suggest not. You will still be able to enjoy such a car in your 40s, and with age you’re probably less likely to park it in a tree! If however you were considering an old classic BMW, there could be some merit there, but usually they would produce cars in such volume as to not become collectible; BMWs are not my thing, so you’d have to do your homework there on which model might become a classic in future. You’re looking for low production numbers, manual gearbox, special “M” packages etc. Final thought- if you do go for it, look around classic car insurance companies first. When I bought the Porsche the standard insurer DirectLine quoted me an annual premium nearly more than the cost of the car! (£5k), a classic car insurer had it at £300! Good luck :)
Hi , great advice Anthony ! But it’s also worth remembering that the car may or may not increase, normally not. If you invested say £10k into the S&P 500 history over time that’s going to return you a cash profit. It’s all about choices. I am 54 now and I can buy all the things I have really wanted and not worry about how that will affect my future. Thanks for watching MT 😎
I'm 22 Ive been trying to get over the fear of taking the step to start investing, I have set up a S&S ISA and some savings which I don't want to loose its value but with so much going round my head Ive got no idea what to do. I think I want to start now but not sure ? Everything is going down? So I want a diverse portfolio? Do it slowly? Im a student for another year thankfully on a fixed contract so have the government support loan as well as a part time job. I don't have a family background that has invested in stocks and shares
It's good if everything is going down , it means the shares are on sale , typically the price will go up over a long period of time , I try to buy the same amount each week but if I have anything spare I'll buy more when it dips .
Hi Mark - really informative video! I'm currently saving for a mortgage and depositing into my LISA each year. The remaining cash is in the best easy access interest account. However, I'm wondering whether it would be better to invest the cash in the stock and just keep enough for my emergency fund? Would like to know your thoughts? :)
Great advise, there's only so much money you can save, at deprivation to yourselves or others! However there is no limit to how much you can earn,. only if you have that potential? All the same, food for thought!!
Hi Mark what's your thought's on the World Economic Forum they way they want to introduce stakeholder capatlism by 2030 ? should people invest in the larger companies that are collaborating with the WEF or should we buy silver and gold. ?
Hey Mark Great presentation I have a lot of equity in my house , what are your thoughts about taking some of the equity out abd putting it in to the market Thanks from a follower down under
Hey Colin, it’s very hard to say. I know a lot of people that pulled equity out of their home during the pandemic and made crazy profits. At the moment with the current economic conditions, stocks could continue to decline for a while. Can you stomach this? Do you want to risk it? Is it a smart decision for your family? Lots to consider. I would probably leave it and focus on earning more to invest in stocks, but that’s just me 👊
hello mark, I've watched your video on finances, but I want to know if this can be done outside of USA? because I live in Indonesia (Asia). if you can please make a video that can help for people outside USA
What would you suggest I do? I'm currently under 18, I have a couple hundreds in the market. I'm planning to stay in for a couple years. But brokerage options are quite limited here, and withdrawals are a pain. The solutions require high patience. Should I put a long pause to stocks? Maybe invest in tangible, more effective options? Thanks for your time.
Hey mark, Im from the uk and I have a question, why do you always refer to everything in dollars when your clearly british, is it because americans make up the majority of your subscribers or do you live in the US?
Hi Mark I'm a new subscriber really good videos. Best I've seen. Stupid question if I already invest in a 80/20 life strategy fund do you also recommend I invest in the S&P 500 ? I thought the life strategy already does this
What about those who don’t want to start a Buisness but also don’t know where or what to put my money into. I’ve been watching your videos and others for awhile now and I’m still not sure what to invest in that will have enough profit over time, without waiting forever for it to grow
Hi, I gave you the answer to your question at the end of the video and also during it. To good to be true needs to be forgotten as it will more likely lose the money you invest, index funds will historically return on average 8% a year and that’s what my main investment is. Hope this helps. MT 😎
Hi, by buying books and investing in your self, it won’t give you double or triple returns it will probably give you Twenty plus returns. Thanks for watching MT 😎
Great video Mark, been investing for the last couple years now and plan to retain my shares for at least 20 years, the majority of my money is in the S&P500, but hearing increasing reports it may drop anywhere from 30-50% what are your thoughts and are you continuing to invest? I use the dollar cost averaging so the same amount once per month
Hi, I continue to invest in to index funds every month, I have never stopped and never decreased the amount, I have only ever increased the amount, stay strong MT . 😎
unless youre a teacher like me. its so hard to uplevel as a teacher and even if you do its a tiny amount extra cash for huge swathes of extra work and there is very little transferable skills in the profession.
@@marktilbury Thanks so much Mark, this is the second time you have personally replied to me and your content is superb. Unfortunately im still playing the game and studying a masters which will be over in 2023. I am fortunate enough to have made about some side cash in property and I am hoping to retire from teaching and move fully into property lets whilst my investments made on property gains make my living money in the background - so I guess even teachers can find a way !
I need help I say when I am rich I want to buy a lambo but not to impress people but because I think it looks very cool, and also I wont but it when I get 500k but maby when I have a few million am I smart
The Market has been pretty bad until today it decided to surge. As the economic crisis keep rising, one needs to have different streams of income, It keeps dipping. That's what you get when you feel you can navigate the process on your own. Big thanks to Ray Dalio's Principles. I'm not bothered with how bad the Market is because my assets are insured due to his advice and I still receive my profits.
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I agree Mark about the luxury goods that people don't care. I had a friend who brought a very expensive car to impress a group of people. That group of people talked about his car for 30 seconds and then they never mentioned the car again.
A good example of who not to be like.
Exactly the same with one of my friends, can barely put fuel in it now!
or maybe he just really liked that car and madd him happy?
@@abccba9763 Buying a car might cost you opportunity to make more money and a car is almost never a good investment (unless you make money with it). Why buy a nice car at a young age when you can use that money to make more money and later buy whatever car you want and not feel that you spent all your money on something...
Hi mate, I’ve almost never seen a video in which someone breaks down revenue achievable with a small (5-20 employees) business in a transparent way.
lots of young men out there on a mission to be a billionaire, many don’t realise that making 200-1m is achievable with a good old fashioned small business.
Cheers mark, love your approach to education 👍🏼
The idea of investing a significant sum of money may be both thrilling and intimidating. There is potential for considerable wealth increase with the correct strategy. How can one take advantage of compound interest and potentially grow your retirement savings/net-worth to about $3M over time?
A solid strategy can be a key component of an investor’s portfolio. Well, the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals.
Quite true! You don't necessarily need to be a flawless investor; all you need to do is seek advice from an expert. I began investing in 2016 and pulled a profit of roughly $900k that same year despite having no prior investment knowledge.
My consultant is Nicole Desiree Simon She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care for supervision.
@@Damncars456 It's so obvious that you're using 2 accounts to promote your scam, get a life
Thanks for the video Mark, I'm at a crossroads in life. I started a business in my parent's garage with a £50 set of headlights, and now on track to make a million in sales with no finance or loans.
This economic crash will be like no other though, and trying to get a suitable commercial property is a nightmare. My only hope is that a bonus of this recession will be the availability of property at a sensible price.
☝️please don't
Any tips from you jacob1029
Mark I really need to thank you.
I'm an electrician from Kent, UK. A hands on job that I LOVE, self employed. No way to automate it or earn money without exchanging for my time. I don’t want to expand because I really enjoy my work as it is. Nice work/life balance.
I've always worried about the future. How I'm going to live comfortably in 30 years when I retire. Your investment videos have opened my eyes.
I've been investing regularly since I came across them and it's giving me a feeling of proper security for myself and my family. Even during the recent downturn, I'm seeing it as an opportunity rather than a disaster for my future self.
So yeah, thanks mate & keep up the great work! =)
Thanks for the kind words Lewis, I’m so pleased the videos have helped you! Best of luck to you & your family 👊
Hi Lewis, it’s guys like you I make these videos for, people that take action towards improving their financial lives. I am so happy you are doing so well and thanks for the great comment my friend. MT 😎
I’m becoming an electrician aswell In Australia how is it any advice ?
☝️ not real
Havent bought new clothes for 2 years (not counting socks with my work they wear out) . canceld all my subscriptions with my commute to work i managed to get 1100km per 50liter. up from my 700km per 50l ..(i get mney from work for my commutes compensation) . i shower cold these days . food is cus down to very basic needs. for quite some years already. hardly go out anyhow. very busy selling my surplus carparts and building up a cash reserve . and what i do invest on the market. its either a valeu company. ona a discount. or dividend paying one. that solid during recessions
I'm curious to what you think mark, what would you say is more important? Taking a healthy salary now to use money for business acquisition/development or taking a low salary with a company that will give development skills that will earn much more later?
Hi, that’s a very personal question, the younger your are the better it is to learn and take the extra money latter but as you get older you need the money to prepare for your retirement. It’s really a decision you have to make yourself. Good luck MT 😎
I would try to get the best of both. Some high paying jobs will have a steep learning curve. You can learn a lot when you step outside of your comfort zone. As long as you’re a likeable person and don’t burn any bridges, people should be willing to teach. In a lot of cases it depends more on your personality and if people actually like you and want to work with you than how much you know.
Most businesses can’t be relied upon to develop you, you often need to carve out time and do it yourself.
I’d only take the lower paying job if there is a rock solid commitment for them to pay you more at the end of the training.
Else I’d take the higher paying job and still develop myself ready for the next job which will be higher still!
The more you earn early in your career and invest, the better you will do with compounding :)
Mark, I'm really loving the format these days. The scanning bar in the screen that shows how far through each subject we are is a really nice touch. Editing on point, and as always love the content. Thanks so much! 🙏
Hi Mark, thanks so much for all these videos, you have helped me to understand investing and it doesn’t feel scary anymore. I’m actually enjoying it. I’m 33 and at the moment have only 100 a month to invest in the S&P 500 but hey it’s a start. If you take requests for future videos, I would love to learn how I can get to a good amount for retiring even for people that started in their 30s and missed out on some compound interest. What kind of portfolio would you recommend for someone like that? Thanks again for all you do 😊
I am also 33 and have asked the same question in the past. I suppose starting late is better than not starting at all.
Hello! Where do you invest for the S&P 500?
I do like to spend (probably too much) on jewelry (not designer stuff). But luckily I got my income and everything indexed, and know I can afford it at times, without going into debt, and even whilst investing. Best of both worlds
Hi Anym, great comment! It’s not one or the other , fun or investing it’s a balance of the two. Thanks buddy MT 😎
Mark didn’t mention this, but you should always be paying off your credit in full every month, not the minimum amount. For debt, you can get a 0% interest rate card for 32 months to help you with your debt.👍
Yes I love that analogy Mark! I keep telling people they can't buy groceries or pay bills with equity. Also that equity needs to generate cash flow so you can effectively live (survive) on the money generated from property. That takes some time too I might add.
One of the few people pushing stocks before real estate. I agree. Stocks are liquid and affordable without debt. Imo it's lower risk than real estate due to the lack of debt required to buy despite the higher volatility.
The levels of secured and unsecured debt people have these days is eye watering. Servicing that debt, particularly now will become increasingly challenging. Do without if you can or make do with less.
Since I've started my TH-cam university education mark has always been a consistent and honest influencer thank you for honest quality videos!
Hi mark I'm property investor But I'm looking to try something new what would you invest in ?
Where is the best place to invest in index funds? Thanks!
Thanks for your advice Mark. I want to learn to play bigger in my life, in terms of money.
Thank you so much for the shoutout Mark! 🙏😁 Another cracking video full of gems! 💎👌
Hi Huw, the channel is about helping out so I was happy to give you a plug mate. MT 😎
@@marktilbury Love it! Top man! 🙏👍
Y=why are there not more thumbs up? I mean really ppl thumbs up this guy. It is free. It is a lot of great info.
Thanks Bob! I appreciate you 👊 MT
should i invest in Index funds? such as the S&P 500
Dear Mark,
Could you do a video on European millennials' investment habits? The impression I get is that most content is tailored to young American viewers. Keep up the good work!
What if we have the money but we don't have the confidence because we're afraid of risk? Can you make a video on this Or give some advice on discord ?
Mark, cars are my passion. Especially a bmw. I can afford one with all cash now and I'm in my late 20s. Should I go ahead and buy one now? I fees I have to because in future I might not be able to enjoy the car so much as I do now
I bought a Porsche in my 20s as it was always my dream car. But in my case it was a 928 that was already nearly as old as me! I did so because they were rare, and figured it would appreciate in value long after I’d had my fun (which I did, a lot!). Now closer to 50 than 40, I’d say it worked out well- the car has appreciated in value, and hopefully will continue to do so.
If however you’re thinking of buying a new BMW, I’d suggest not. You will still be able to enjoy such a car in your 40s, and with age you’re probably less likely to park it in a tree! If however you were considering an old classic BMW, there could be some merit there, but usually they would produce cars in such volume as to not become collectible; BMWs are not my thing, so you’d have to do your homework there on which model might become a classic in future. You’re looking for low production numbers, manual gearbox, special “M” packages etc.
Final thought- if you do go for it, look around classic car insurance companies first. When I bought the Porsche the standard insurer DirectLine quoted me an annual premium nearly more than the cost of the car! (£5k), a classic car insurer had it at £300! Good luck :)
@@Spigz76 Thank you. I'm just considering the regular 3 series.
Hi , great advice Anthony ! But it’s also worth remembering that the car may or may not increase, normally not. If you invested say £10k into the S&P 500 history over time that’s going to return you a cash profit. It’s all about choices. I am 54 now and I can buy all the things I have really wanted and not worry about how that will affect my future. Thanks for watching MT 😎
I'm 22 Ive been trying to get over the fear of taking the step to start investing, I have set up a S&S ISA and some savings which I don't want to loose its value but with so much going round my head Ive got no idea what to do. I think I want to start now but not sure ? Everything is going down? So I want a diverse portfolio? Do it slowly? Im a student for another year thankfully on a fixed contract so have the government support loan as well as a part time job. I don't have a family background that has invested in stocks and shares
It's good if everything is going down , it means the shares are on sale , typically the price will go up over a long period of time , I try to buy the same amount each week but if I have anything spare I'll buy more when it dips .
Hi Mark - really informative video! I'm currently saving for a mortgage and depositing into my LISA each year. The remaining cash is in the best easy access interest account. However, I'm wondering whether it would be better to invest the cash in the stock and just keep enough for my emergency fund? Would like to know your thoughts? :)
Great advise, there's only so much money you can save, at deprivation to yourselves or others!
However there is no limit to how much you can earn,. only if you have that potential?
All the same, food for thought!!
I agree, praying can do more than fill your bank account.
Living on $10K per year in Kyrgyzstan is basically being rich
Hi Mark- which platforms do you recommend for the stocks and index funds?
Hi Mark what's your thought's on the World Economic Forum they way they want to introduce stakeholder capatlism by 2030 ? should people invest in the larger companies that are collaborating with the WEF or should we buy silver and gold. ?
Let’s get to connect 👆, I can explain better.
This guy is super smart, thanks for the amazing content mark :)
Really glad you enjoyed! MT
Thanks😁!
Hey Mark! How can I profit from stocks concerning energy prices? Should I invest in gas stocks or renewable energy right now? Thanks💛
Just focus on the following index funds: VOO, VTI, ARK, SPY and MVI.
This is great, realistic investing advice. Thanks Mark
would you recomend etoro because i cant use public since i live in denmark
Youe videos are so applicable! thank you.
Another great video Mark, wish I had this resource 20years ago!
I wish I could’ve helped you earlier! Glad you enjoyed the video mate
Hey Mark
Great presentation
I have a lot of equity in my house , what are your thoughts about taking some of the equity out abd putting it in to the market
Thanks from a follower down under
Hey Colin, it’s very hard to say. I know a lot of people that pulled equity out of their home during the pandemic and made crazy profits. At the moment with the current economic conditions, stocks could continue to decline for a while. Can you stomach this? Do you want to risk it? Is it a smart decision for your family?
Lots to consider. I would probably leave it and focus on earning more to invest in stocks, but that’s just me 👊
@@marktilbury thanks for the reply Mark
hello mark, I've watched your video on finances, but I want to know if this can be done outside of USA? because I live in Indonesia (Asia). if you can please make a video that can help for people outside USA
Mark is British so I'm assuming all his advice works outside of the US so long as you have access to investment funds and a healthy income.
What would you suggest I do?
I'm currently under 18, I have a couple hundreds in the market.
I'm planning to stay in for a couple years. But brokerage options are quite limited here, and withdrawals are a pain. The solutions require high patience.
Should I put a long pause to stocks? Maybe invest in tangible, more effective options?
Thanks for your time.
Start a business, investing little in stocks will not get you far at all - you should do this with spare cash you don’t need
Can you upload a video where you talk about the best credit cards in your opinion, i would really thank you for that
Hey Juan, thanks for the suggestion! I might just do that
thank
I have 20k and i still live with my parents. I earn 1.6 k a month. What should i do?
Put into tax free savings
Thanks! You are going to hurt my one call close rate telling people to wait seven days when making a big investment. 😂
Hi Justin, you will be OK, not everyone is watching yet. Thanks buddy MT 😎
Thank you for all valuable information sir.
You’re very welcome! MT
A lot of people I meet say Cryptocurrency is fake , it's not real money , so I feel like giving up
Hi Zhi, do your own research and as stated in the video, going against what the crowd are doing often produces better results. Good luck MT 😎
It’s not fake, there’s many use cases in crypto currency like he said do ur own research
@@Moneyblueprint1 But , can we like withdraw our cryptocurrency to real money
Crypto is incredibly risky. Another level to stocks, and increasingly correlated but with a higher beta. Buyer beware!
Thanks to Mark we get intelligent useable content
Hi Karl, thanks mate so happy you enjoyed the video. MT 😎
Always enjoy the advice you give Mark! It is a careful balance between spending money on new experiences and saving money for the future.
Hey mark, Im from the uk and I have a question, why do you always refer to everything in dollars when your clearly british, is it because americans make up the majority of your subscribers or do you live in the US?
I love the way this guy sounds it’s great
Good solid information on investing.
Great video Mark & Curtis 👍🏼 above all your channel must be making some incredible father/son time
I'm trying hard to learn I'm new but I can't miss this opportunity
Hi, as long as you get started then you are doing the right thing, bit by bit. Thanks MT 😎
He is saying "don't YOLO your money yet"😅
Thank you alot
Hi Mark I'm a new subscriber really good videos. Best I've seen. Stupid question if I already invest in a 80/20 life strategy fund do you also recommend I invest in the S&P 500 ? I thought the life strategy already does this
I want to start investing money but idk where to start and what things am going to need
Great info as always
Thanks mark
With how crazy the world is right now and only just getting into a stage in my life where i can invest is now the time??
Hi, the best time to start long term investing is today and it’s always today, tomorrow is another day late. Thanks for watching MT 😎
Bit confused by the maths behind the challenge can someone explain how he reached $650
What about those who don’t want to start a Buisness but also don’t know where or what to put my money into. I’ve been watching your videos and others for awhile now and I’m still not sure what to invest in that will have enough profit over time, without waiting forever for it to grow
Hi, I gave you the answer to your question at the end of the video and also during it. To good to be true needs to be forgotten as it will more likely lose the money you invest, index funds will historically return on average 8% a year and that’s what my main investment is. Hope this helps. MT 😎
Great video
Thanks for the info Mark
Thanks for watching man 👊
Don’t buy an expensive car, buy an old car and learn how to work on it. Save money and learn a useful skill!
Old cars are cooler anyways
Gonna see market going further down by 50/55% .
Really helpful thank you so much!!!
Hi, you are very welcome. MT 😎
What should i do with my hard earned cash of 100k sterling, i spent 12 years to accumulate this, scared to put all in sp500………
If you had of put in the sp 500 at the time you wrote this you'd have 126 thousand
I agree
question: i have $100 im also a teenager. so what way can i invest that $100 safely and make double or triple the money
Hi, by buying books and investing in your self, it won’t give you double or triple returns it will probably give you Twenty plus returns. Thanks for watching MT 😎
@@marktilbury Which books would recommend to read first?
He made some vids now @@robertcornelisse8664
That jukebox tho
You like it? I think it's pretty cool! 😎 MT
been living on 10k my whole life
welcome to a third world country
Great Video Mark, keep them coming.
Thanks 👍
What do you suggest to a 16 year old whos paper trading right with no job. What should i do
Skill yourself your still a baby lol get some cash emergency funds up say like a few thousand, do some part time jobs etc etc
Great content!!
Thanks so much
Hello sir I'm John From india.
Great video Mark, been investing for the last couple years now and plan to retain my shares for at least 20 years, the majority of my money is in the S&P500, but hearing increasing reports it may drop anywhere from 30-50% what are your thoughts and are you continuing to invest? I use the dollar cost averaging so the same amount once per month
Good question
I'd like to know too.
Hi, I continue to invest in to index funds every month, I have never stopped and never decreased the amount, I have only ever increased the amount, stay strong MT . 😎
My wife likes to buy thing just for that, for impress people she doesn't like =/ and talk about money, doesn't like either
ETF index fund.
If I have access to my money I will spend it!! So I have it put in online bank so I don’t have easy access to it
Can I start a business with 50k and live of it ?
Probably, yes
What would you say is the best form of passive income a 21 year old could invest in ?
7:40 thats bs, first 10k is easy for a normal job person, first 100k, thats hard
Ello Mark Tilbury
Great content! 👍😄
Surely saving a penny to end-up with dollars is not worth a dime?
A Cent is also known a a penny :) MT
@@marktilbury Oh? I stand corrected.. Great channel Mark, thank you!
unless youre a teacher like me. its so hard to uplevel as a teacher and even if you do its a tiny amount extra cash for huge swathes of extra work and there is very little transferable skills in the profession.
Hi, have you ever thought to start making online teaching courses or doing private one to one. Both would be great side hustles. Thanks MT 😎
@@marktilbury Thanks so much Mark, this is the second time you have personally replied to me and your content is superb. Unfortunately im still playing the game and studying a masters which will be over in 2023. I am fortunate enough to have made about some side cash in property and I am hoping to retire from teaching and move fully into property lets whilst my investments made on property gains make my living money in the background - so I guess even teachers can find a way !
I need help I say when I am rich I want to buy a lambo but not to impress people but because I think it looks very cool, and also I wont but it when I get 500k but maby when I have a few million am I smart
Right now?
Right now
The Market has been pretty bad until today it decided to surge. As the economic crisis keep rising, one needs to have different streams of income, It keeps dipping. That's what you get when you feel you can navigate the process on your own. Big thanks to Ray Dalio's Principles. I'm not bothered with how bad the Market is because my assets are insured due to his advice and I still receive my profits.
Access to good information is what we investors need to progress financially and generally in Life. This is a good one and I appreciate.
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communicate with him on telegam with the user name above
TH-cam has been of great help to many facing challenges of making best decisions on what to invest in, but its enough cause most people dont understand what they watch. Many need professional aid that Offers best plans to better create wealth.
Amazing videos as always
Thanks man 👊 MT
By the pulling money -out of thin air, you're alluding to banks using everybody's savings as their own equity?
i m 16 i want to be rich when i am 26 any advice??? and would like to invest
So basically index funds? every video this guy does
Do you have Scottish heritage Mark?
Hi Mark is it still possible to join your discord?
Hi, yes just hope on it’s completely free, the link is in the description. Thanks MT 😎
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Welcome to the only live on 10k a year except I do it not by choice.