What Should I Do With All My Money In Savings?

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Title	:	What Should I Do With All My Money In Savings?
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To be honest, I'm not sure investing is a wise decision right now Notice how often things fail As I still have some time before retirement, I'm looking for a good investment strategy for my money, even though I've read books and articles by well-known investors, past and present In order to generate passive income, I want to start building a solid and reliable portfolio I recently set aside $80,000 to invest in the market
Comment from : Raymond Suplee

A Financial Planner told me Saving at least 15 of your income in a 401(k) can help ensure that you have enough money to retire comfortably How can take advantage of compound interest and potentially grow your retirement savings to about $3M over time?
Comment from : Alexander Webber

Thank you for explaining that because this can be very overwhelming
Comment from : Kara Rodriguez

3rd job
Comment from : Chris Khan

I'm don't mean to sound rude, but this doesn't really answer her question other than tell her something that's common sense or things that she would already know
Comment from : HE360

Only fools believe that they can safely get rich
Comment from : Al Mo

Thanks for your idea Don't put you money in stuff that you didn't comprenhend
Comment from : jimkelly Giraud

Thanks Dave Just started watching your channel and had helped me to be more conscious when spending my money I have so many questions;brWhere to invest?brWhen to invest?brHow much to invest?brWhen enjoy a vacation?brI’m working Monday to Friday and I have A net pay of $2,600 a month and pay $650 for Rent
Comment from : Tito Real

Thanks Dave for everything you do I am so grateful for everything thanks again
Comment from : Tangie J

sorry can you please write about the advise who is like salesman? is it sold and slime? @3:55
Comment from : Lin Dan

Dividends baby
Comment from : Ernesto

“Better than I deserve” so did he do some super sketchy stuff and now a millionaire
Comment from : Kai White

Retire faster
Comment from : Erick2009909

I’m turning 18 years old in a couple weeks and I will be getting 20k I don’t know what to do with it What should I do?
Comment from : KK 49

Yay Canadian caller! Hi from SK!
Comment from : Marshall Tomlinson

Yep, I think I’m over the days of my youth when I nodded my head because I am a woman, felt stupid, and was trying to be polite and make someone’s job easier, when they weren’t actually helping me
Comment from : Private Private

Why does it seem like when one investment goes down they all go down
Comment from : R S

I would put them all in Tesla and AMD stocks 50-50, just to be safe
Comment from : aerohk

He still didn't answer the question fully Where is the rest of it?
Comment from : Marlo Mitchell

Hmm investing close to all time Highs 🤔
Comment from : Martin Camilo

The heart of a teacher? Does that mean a fiduciary advisor? Dave needs to tell people if a fee based advisor is better than a commission based advisor
Comment from : Brad Vincet

I'm 20 with 45k in savings Although i live at home still, how do people not have more money? The average age to move out is 22?
Comment from : Drza Austin

MMMMMMHHMMM-bmute button engaged/b
Comment from : ForTheQuin

Buy ETFs and Index Vandgaurd offers the best Mutual funds are tax burdens Don’t throw money at a advisor, they can’t match or exceed the S&P and if they do the fees will kill ya
Comment from : kleinster99

is it just me or did what DAve told her sound vague?
Comment from : dominick951

Her acccent makes me want to rip my ears off
Comment from : Palmetto Prepared

Buy some silver and gold (preverably coins) and tell everybody that you didn't bought it, like some financial guru's do
Comment from : 2Bad4Grandpa

I have a question if I take out a loan of 6800 with 10 how much would I have to pay monthly with no timeframe ?
Comment from : Juanita

Say "better than I deserve" one more time dave, ill put you in debt
Comment from : visualedits

stock market real estate buisness small investments at first invest a bit in each of these
Comment from : Jorge Dominguez

RRSP401K and TFSARoth IRA
Comment from : Itrustchels

what about buying an older car that has stopped losing its value but it costs half of yearly income?
Comment from : Rok P

Opinions please form the sternest financial critics on youtube: UK based but I like Daves advice I have savings of £130k, I'm 39, no kids no debt no property, and saving for a very modest pension Due to family history and genetics I'm unlikely to live beyond my early 60s, retirement age in the UK is 75 for men of my age, so I'm unlikely to make it I'm toying with the idea of taking a mid life semi-retirement, I work a regular job and I have online businesses I enjoy, the online stuff almost meets the very modest living costs of my minimalist lifestyle, I'd like to move into an RV and travel around Europe for up to 10 years, after that if I'm still around I plan to rent in my hometown & continue my online businesses, also perhaps supplement them with some low stress casual employment until I meet my genetic fate Everyone says grind out, save for retirement, but my father, all his brothers and his father have all died from pancreatic cancer late 50s to early 60s, doctors advise my outlook has a fair chance of being the same Would you break societal norms and plan to take a mid life retirement?
Comment from : Karl

Answer: Give it to me
Comment from : NathanRyanAllen

The age will have some bearing on risk tolerance, but $10K is not a huge nest egg I didn't hear how old she was, but it sounded like maybe she's getting a bit of a late start, so she may have to be a little more aggressive Beware of Financial Advisors who work for banks They just want to sell you their garbage that benefits them
Comment from : No Longer A Fan