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Not really a full guide but just to show you how behind the average person is, esp for those between the ages of 18-25. Am currently in my early 20s and have been studying finance and business since I was 12-13 yos. I used to be able to hold financial convos with adults back when I was just a teenager lol. Now that im my 20s, most adults I know are pretty financially illiterate and it's pretty shameful. They spend pretty much everything they get and rarely save ANYTHING. But you can circumvent this by spending atleast 20 mins a day career, money, and finance maxxing. You can start small by saving just 5-10% of your paychecks and using your free time wisely by studying both micro and macro economics and picking up a few personal finance books and courses. A great book I'd recommend is "Basic economics" by Thomas Sowell. I remember reading this book from cover to cover back when I was 15 yos. Make sure you get the lastest edition too. Seriously. All your other peers will be too busy wasting time on Tiktok (yes, I know people in their 20s who spend all day on tiktok/social media), binging shows, or just generally wasting time that could be spent careermaxxing/money-maxxing.
You can legit become a multi-hundred thousandaire by the time you're 27 if you start at just 18, esp if you choose a decent trade. I go over this here:
Financial Independence before 35
I'd also advise for you to join finance/investing forums/subreddits and subscribe to Youtube channels around these topics. Avoid get-rich-quick shills though.
You can legit become a multi-hundred thousandaire by the time you're 27 if you start at just 18, esp if you choose a decent trade. I go over this here:
Financial Independence before 35
I'd also advise for you to join finance/investing forums/subreddits and subscribe to Youtube channels around these topics. Avoid get-rich-quick shills though.