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I talk about investing, personal finance and all the things I wish I knew when I was 20. Helping busy professionals get invested and start building wealth Joined February 2013

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

I think I’m the only person on here that actually uses an HSA for actual medical expenses

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Ok so here's what I do with my HSA - I contribute roughly $3,600 a year - Employer puts in $600 - I add an extra $840 a year - Set a $1,200 cash threshold - Everything after that gets auto invested - Low fee large cap fund - I use the cash for medical costs - I never touch my…

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Let’s say you’re 35 and plan on retiring from your job at 47 In the meantime, would you prioritize investing in a brokerage account or an HSA?

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

2005 was almost 20 years ago

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

I want to pay off my mortgage early So I’m investing as much as I can do I can one day make a lump sum payment

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

What will you do if there’s a 20% pull back? Why are you investing now? ATH? Why don’t you wait till it drops? Listen to me… Just. Keep. Investing. Do you get it?

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Best book for beginners? Simple path to Wealth by JL Collins Great foundation builder

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Wide variety of responses here which I expected To me (outside of religious convictions) it’s about having a healthy relationship with money Obviously there is an income threshold here

Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Wide variety of responses here which I expected To me (outside of religious convictions) it’s about having a healthy relationship with money Obviously there is an income threshold here

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

I know nothing I say on here is groundbreaking or big brained It’s just stuff that I wish I knew when I was younger

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

The difference between retiring in your 50s instead of 60s Is investing during your 20s and 30s

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Here’s an unpopular opinion for ya You should be giving 10% of your income away each month Church, charity, whatever Give more

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Here’s the bottom line: If I was a “truck guy” in my 20s If I was keeping up with co workers If I was still messin with penny stocks If I was still racking up debt If I still had no plan I wouldn’t be where I’m at today

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Would you rather have a 2024 Corolla with $0 month payment or a 2021 Tesla Model 3 with a $523 month payment??

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Lost some followers over my tweet on giving from yesterday That’s ok Got some more controversial takes on money that I may share later

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Reason why I want 20+ acres of land? 1. Hunt with my kids 2. Lease to other hunters 3. Places to ride 4 wheelers 4. Maybe log timber 5. Possibly raise cattle in the future Several possibilities

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Too many view their 401k as free money to buy stuff like trucks and 4 wheelers with

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Bitcoin is for Bitcoin people Real estate is for real estate people Stocks are for stocks people Index funds are for everyone

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

What people are missing here is this: That 1.4mill doesn’t include 401k

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Some money issues just come down to poor choices and lack of discipline You don’t want to hear it but it’s true

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Jrod Money 🇺🇸 @MoneyJrod

2 years ago

Where to start if you're 35 with $0 invested? Step 1 - Invest up to match in 401k (if you have one) Step 2 - Max a Roth ($583/month) Step 3 - Invest additional $917/month in brokerage All simple index funds This will get you $1,461,769 at 65 outside of 401k