This is the kind of journey with sound logic, maturity, and hardwork that needs to spread more. Unfortunately we see more of the negative talk about Canada on social media, but ultimately its this kind of attitute that helps you win.
2 year diploma with out going to college nice . Another one from diploma mill 😢. These colleges just ruin people who come with lots of hopes similar to you after all the financial struggles by selling you a degree which is not even equivalent to a bachelors
He seems a very nice and sincere guy...bhai ki parenting bohat sahi hui hai...india me aise bohat se bache hain jinko opportunities ke liye bohat mehnat karni padti hai..hes very lucky but hard working as well :)
Nav bro, as a student of economics, I'm impressed by your enterprise and the way your mindset works, I think in a similar analytical fashion wrt the finances and numbers side of things. I see you as a person who is without doubt going to be a multimillionaire in the next 10 years. I shall be coming to Canada for my masters in fall 24, and will contact you then regarding saving/investment strategies for the next couple years, the interest rates would also hopefully start to come down. Godspeed!
Akshit is single, hard working and middle class background in India business background.Would not have been possible if married and kids with 30 plus age
I know many who made it big with a wife and kids 😀 besides, I am just amazed at Akshit’s maturity in early 20s. I wish I had started early… so proud of him.
I disagree my friend. I moved to Canada in 2022 at the age of 35 with my wife. We've done well because we worked hard and focused on saving. We still don't own a car, we haven't bought a house, and won't buy either till it makes sense financially. Sound financial logic and planning always wins in any scenario.
I am married and got home after marriage. When I got married I had $3000 total in all my savings account. $0 in TFSA and RRSP at age 30. Me and My wife saved close to $90K after marriage for our first home in less than 2 years and bought our first Town home 45 km east of Vancouver in Maple Ridge for $720K. A married couple both earning more than $100K each is the biggest secret to success and a wealthy life. And its not like we do not eat out or travel. We often eat out at least 2-3 times a week and travel for a over night trips at least once a month or if not that once in 2 months and short trips almost every other weekend and still manage to save. Even after buying the house we are paying extra in Mortgage to get it over with as quickly as possible. We do not own a business, we both work for standard private corporations in Canada within Vancouver. These are just excuses from people that have bad spending habits. There are instances where you might need to help your family or parents so you might not be able to save much. But in most cases it just habits of bad spending. Most house holds do not need 2 cars, hence no 2 car payments. Now after 1 year of buying our house, we again have 7-8 months of spending in joint savings account for emergency needs if one of us loses a job and some extra personal savings as well. A separate savings for our parents needs back in India as they are not getting any younger in age. So FIX YOUR HABBITS before finding more EXCUSES for not saving.
Nav Paji.... first off amazing content you always deliver.... really appreciate the content and knowledge... secondly are u a mortgage broker or mortgage level 2 keep dropping amazing content....huge fan
Hello, Nav just a question, when you mentioned rule of 35 for the house do you mean the expenses on the house including (mortgage, insurance and council rates(nz)) or should it also include food, and other expenses?
I feels like akshit is my brother i have seen his journey through the video and i am in this phase so i am relating every situation he faced love you brother ❤️ @TRUEINDIANAKSHIT
i dont agree on car point as i can view as time is money and if you can save time on daily basis for transport + work on ourselves or extra work for any business... open to other views for some viewers or nav
I have bought a home at 21 in canada…not a big thing to brag about on the youtube thumbnails…and anyone can do that if you came here after 12th and worked hard without wasting time….
Thanks Navjot bhai for having me. It was a pleasure shooting this video 🙏😀
This is the kind of journey with sound logic, maturity, and hardwork that needs to spread more. Unfortunately we see more of the negative talk about Canada on social media, but ultimately its this kind of attitute that helps you win.
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This boy's hard work is exemplary !!! Smart kid
The girl who marries him will be so lucky. So beautifully he manages finance.
2 year diploma with out going to college nice . Another one from diploma mill 😢. These colleges just ruin people who come with lots of hopes similar to you after all the financial struggles by selling you a degree which is not even equivalent to a bachelors
Watching Akshit since 2020, truly inspired by his story and journey as an international student
He seems a very nice and sincere guy...bhai ki parenting bohat sahi hui hai...india me aise bohat se bache hain jinko opportunities ke liye bohat mehnat karni padti hai..hes very lucky but hard working as well :)
Very authentic !! Kudos @TRUEINDIANAKSHIT
He is a mature kid must say…kid by age…mature by mindset…that’s what everyone should learn from Him…All the best Akshit…khichke rakh Pra…✌️
Nav bro, as a student of economics, I'm impressed by your enterprise and the way your mindset works, I think in a similar analytical fashion wrt the finances and numbers side of things. I see you as a person who is without doubt going to be a multimillionaire in the next 10 years. I shall be coming to Canada for my masters in fall 24, and will contact you then regarding saving/investment strategies for the next couple years, the interest rates would also hopefully start to come down. Godspeed!
Thank you 🙌🙌
So nice of you!!
Great video - loved the insights! Moving with the same mindset since I came to Canada in 2022! 🙌
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Akshit is single, hard working and middle class background in India business background.Would not have been possible if married and kids with 30 plus age
I know many who made it big with a wife and kids 😀 besides, I am just amazed at Akshit’s maturity in early 20s. I wish I had started early… so proud of him.
I disagree my friend. I moved to Canada in 2022 at the age of 35 with my wife. We've done well because we worked hard and focused on saving. We still don't own a car, we haven't bought a house, and won't buy either till it makes sense financially. Sound financial logic and planning always wins in any scenario.
I am married and got home after marriage. When I got married I had $3000 total in all my savings account. $0 in TFSA and RRSP at age 30.
Me and My wife saved close to $90K after marriage for our first home in less than 2 years and bought our first Town home 45 km east of Vancouver in Maple Ridge for $720K.
A married couple both earning more than $100K each is the biggest secret to success and a wealthy life. And its not like we do not eat out or travel. We often eat out at least 2-3 times a week and travel for a over night trips at least once a month or if not that once in 2 months and short trips almost every other weekend and still manage to save. Even after buying the house we are paying extra in Mortgage to get it over with as quickly as possible. We do not own a business, we both work for standard private corporations in Canada within Vancouver.
These are just excuses from people that have bad spending habits. There are instances where you might need to help your family or parents so you might not be able to save much. But in most cases it just habits of bad spending. Most house holds do not need 2 cars, hence no 2 car payments.
Now after 1 year of buying our house, we again have 7-8 months of spending in joint savings account for emergency needs if one of us loses a job and some extra personal savings as well. A separate savings for our parents needs back in India as they are not getting any younger in age.
So FIX YOUR HABBITS before finding more EXCUSES for not saving.
Great stories 😍 way to go!!
its all about mindset, thankyou nav for having him
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Loved this podcast, Thanks Nav, for giving us unique experiences 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hats off Manh!
Truly amazing! Hats off to Akshit:)
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Very inspiring dude! Keep growing with Nav!
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Nav Paji.... first off amazing content you always deliver.... really appreciate the content and knowledge... secondly are u a mortgage broker or mortgage level 2
keep dropping amazing content....huge fan
Thank you 😊
I am level 2. Broker is just a title 😀
Truly great inspirational story
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Keep up the great work Akshit and Navjot ❤
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Great video!!
Thank you 😊
he is under great loan.....no need to buy house in canada by loans its scam.....
He is 23! And has invested heavily in stocks and now realestate. Scam or not, he will retire a multi-millionaire because of his actions.
@@growwithnav heavily loose stock price and old house price already dropped by 100k on average.....he will loose all his money soon.
Hello, Nav just a question, when you mentioned rule of 35 for the house do you mean the expenses on the house including (mortgage, insurance and council rates(nz)) or should it also include food, and other expenses?
Only home related expenses - mortgage, property tax and insurance
I feels like akshit is my brother i have seen his journey through the video and i am in this phase so i am relating every situation he faced love you brother ❤️ @TRUEINDIANAKSHIT
He is amazing!! 🤩
paji tussi channel change kar liyo ?
Well done beta 👍
i dont agree on car point as i can view as time is money and if you can save time on daily basis for transport + work on ourselves or extra work for any business... open to other views for some viewers or nav
100%!! I agree, but everyone is different. Akshit’s work is from home.
I have bought a home at 21 in canada…not a big thing to brag about on the youtube thumbnails…and anyone can do that if you came here after 12th and worked hard without wasting time….
Good for you.
I like Akshit’s humility and respect for others despite his achievements.
Something we all need to learn.
He also took his mother's help i think.
@@SanghPath What if I tell you that he bought his mom a home in India and then bought one here in Canada - all before 23! Akshit inspires me everyday.
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Really...wow
Here in india rental yield even with capital appreciation doesn't beat equity return... how is it there?
Everyone has a different story. If You have bought a home at 21 and one who is bit later….its all good…
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Bhai se inspire ho 100$ k amazon leliye
Great👍
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Sir these things are not practical in these times
he purchased recently so sure it is
He purchased in 2024! 😀
Wait until you need a plumber or HVAC contractor 😂
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