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@futurecitieschannel

2 ай бұрын

the TRUE SAVIOUR is JESUS CHRIST. HE has the power to save someone from the chains of sin, from spending eternity in hell, but you have to sincerely repent (ask forgiveness) for the wrongdoing in your life and for breaking the commandments of the Almighty God, and commit your life to follow Jesus in everything wholeheartedly. Humans are spiritual beings, meaning they have a spirit which is inside their physical body, and when the person dies, their spirit leaves their body and that person either goes to Heaven or Hell, and my question to you is: If Jesus returns this day, where are you going to spend eternity? It doesn't matter your "assets", properties, position, etc. The true successful and rich person is the one with Jesus occupying their heart. This is not religion or telling you to go to a local church, it's about a genuine connection and relationship with right standing before your Creator.

@michaelgordon8153

2 ай бұрын

UBank out of East Texas. It's the most personal banking experience I've ever had. I cannot recommend them enough.

@vicrypto6122

2 ай бұрын

❤

@fgstech4857

2 ай бұрын

I think the bank question is great, but I would have liked to know what type of account to hold millions. You can't stick $800 million dollars in 1 account. Nice video. I subscribe 😀!

@innocentlife2346

2 ай бұрын

​@@futurecitieschannel Let ppl come to God on their own, not by force. And create your own Christian KZread channel. Its very! Disrespectful! To bring religious beliefs on another man KZread channel without his permission. Smh

If you look at all the millionaires he interviewed...they are regular people. Nothing fancy...just regular people who love what they do and are successful at it.

@Deltron6060

2 ай бұрын

The Millionaire Next-door

@tuck6464

2 ай бұрын

When and where did you see a car, house, etc. You draw your conclusions based on one category, clothes ?

@micheleemcdaniel389

2 ай бұрын

No tattoos.

@Cpt_Sai

2 ай бұрын

Because they don’t wanna get Rob

@combatcarl

2 ай бұрын

Much gangsters, the same can be said for money, they move in silence lmao.

“Go out and have drinks and dinner as much as you can” love it 😂

@salmanillustrator5540

2 ай бұрын

what he was actually saying there was networking dude aint rich cause of nothing he knows the shit

@jaelinwilliams3392

2 ай бұрын

@@salmanillustrator5540 I agree 👌🏾

@msmoenergydet

2 ай бұрын

Not on the same bill if u got a business & running your life like one!

@petek2832

2 ай бұрын

Old school networking never fails

@bigbwitdathirdeyeopen4526

2 ай бұрын

It's not what u know its who u know

Like the old guy , about 80 but still ambitious as hell. $800m exit sale. Creating generational wealth for his family

@HoneyBunches100

3 ай бұрын

Oftentimes, the generation doesn’t appreciate the wealth and/or they use it to fund bad habits or it makes them lazy and unwilling to go after their own dreams. My point is, focus more on building YOUR dream and don’t put pressure on yourself to make enough for the next generation. Allow your kids to stay hungry and ambitious about their own paths in life. ✨✨✨

@linmueltrading4335

3 ай бұрын

​@@HoneyBunches100 exactly your points well noted

@samarnold4524

2 ай бұрын

Worth is a great man

@2011blueman

2 ай бұрын

That $800 million is a pipedream, the company has no real value and garbage IP.

@lapx1

2 ай бұрын

​@@HoneyBunches100trust fund babies Rome is falling

Just my observation I keep seeing a steady trend of industries where many people build large amounts of wealth in 1. Real Estate (development/investment, commercial, residential) 2. Technology (not apps) 3. Government Contractor (selling products or services to government agencies) 4. Finance (Trading Financial Instruments, investment banking, hedge funds, insurance) 5. Private Equities (company Mergers & Acquisitions, Leverage Buyouts) 6. Healthcare (Doc, CRNA, pharmaceutical) 7. Transportation & Logistics (shipping, air cargo, freight) 8. Legal (Attorneys) 9. Construction

@Mahmut24000

2 ай бұрын

10. Manufacturing

@idiocracyishere4531

2 ай бұрын

You forgot to add corruption like FJB

@007habit

2 ай бұрын

And the amount of years investing in that trade

@riversmiguel

2 ай бұрын

Cannabis is the new gold rush

@automanvw

2 ай бұрын

@@idiocracyishere4531don’t forget the trump crime syndicate

The asian guy so humble and honest 😊 consistency is the key

@chinaboss6683

2 ай бұрын

I'm asian and not honest or humble but i'm ballin. 😎

@javennabellingerlearnsomething

2 ай бұрын

@@chinaboss6683😮😂

@TheBlueskyson

2 ай бұрын

@@chinaboss6683thats coz ur da boss man

@DaedalusCreative

2 ай бұрын

I wish he asked him why he’s a member at 9+ banks. Guessing it has to do with multiple lines of credit spread out

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Thank you, Gian. That’s me at the 8 minute mark. Btw, I do know a Gian, but you would have recognized me.

Moral of the story, you have to do something you love to become a millionaire.

@Ap_twsh

Ай бұрын

Network with high value people, it can be hard because most wealthy people aren’t wearing signs that say “I’m wealthy.” So always to talk to as many people as possible because you never know who you’re going to run into even if they don’t look like they are worth a lot or who they may know.

Started my electrical company 2 years ago. Picked up amazing clients so fast. People don’t understand the demand for quality skilled companies.

@Urfavjon

2 ай бұрын

Any tips to start a electrical company

@nsudatta-roy8154

2 ай бұрын

​@@UrfavjonThat depends. If it's anything like HVAC, you can't technically own an HVAC business without being a "Master." That said, I teamed up with a master who is credentialed to sign off or otherwise vouch for your abilities and time in trade. This qualifies the tech to sit for the exams to be able to pull permits.

@Urfavjon

2 ай бұрын

@@nsudatta-roy8154 well I am nyc. I am an electrician. I would ideally get someone what is already a master electrician to sing off on the paper work?

@nsudatta-roy8154

2 ай бұрын

@@Urfavjon There you go!

@Urfavjon

2 ай бұрын

@@nsudatta-roy8154 do you have insta or something so we can continue talking ? I don’t know if you work in this business but I am trying to get more knowledge.

“A win is a win” now that is some free advice we could all use.

@hearyeitskingj

2 ай бұрын

Look up the song A Win Is A Win by King J Winn

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. I appreciate your kind words.

Your style of asking questions is great, chill vibe while getting to the point! Thanks for all your effort making these videos!

I hold seven figures liquid and bank with several banks. Chase primarily. But I also have cash accounts with Amex (high yield savings and checking), Citi (high yield savings), capital one (high yield savings, fidelity (money market) and vanguard (money market). Most millionaires do not keep all their cash in one bank, they keep multiple accounts to ensure if a bank goes under they don’t lose everything and also to ensure each account is covered by the provided FDIC Insurance up to $250k. I would much prefer the cash be in more real estate or markets, but it makes sense to be patient right now, plus HY savings accounts are paying 5%, and with the amount of cash I have that’s enough passive income to paying my base costs of living. I do also own some real estate that has equity and cash flows as well.

@gracelandenterprises2536

Ай бұрын

This sounds about right!!! Thanks for sharing

No Gucci or chains. That’s how you supposed to roll. Not flashy

@terianapride3881

2 ай бұрын

They do wear that kind of stuff. They just wear stuff with no labels. You literally see them standing outside a luxury mall! The dress code at companies they work at is literally suit and tie.

@YC-dx5vl

2 ай бұрын

Wealth is quiet, rich is loud, and poor is flashy.

@landonbrown9943

2 ай бұрын

@@YC-dx5vl facts

@joyanderson8646

2 ай бұрын

ALL DOUGH, NO SHOW!!!!💯🔥🔥🔥

@Earthlight777

2 ай бұрын

Gucci and chains is for hood guys .

I'm more concerned on the max amount that banks insure up to. Last time I checked, Wells Fargo, and I believe BofA, insure only up to $200,000 (or is it $250,000), so then if something bad happens, market crash, banks going down, etc...the $10MIL you deposited is simply worth, ONLY $250,000. I'd love to pick that out of Millionaires' brains. Millionaires wouldn't just pick one, or even 2 banks, as well. I've spoken to a Millionaire visiting here in Las Vegas and he said that he didn't work so many years to be in the Millionaire Club, only to blow it all away by picking just one bank. You should do a video on banks that Millionaires use and focus on the financial benefits of why. That would be an epic video Bro.

@fillup901

2 ай бұрын

Daaang. What an insight. Never would have thought of that. 🙌

@THE.MICHAEL.ANGELO

2 ай бұрын

@@fillup901 It's the same as winning the Lotto Bro. Any and all financial advisors always HIGHLY recommend that winners not only deposit a certain amount in just one bank but multiple, but it's specific banks to say the least. The rest of the money should be invested in mutual funds or something like that.

@dlproductions9574

2 ай бұрын

Yeah they usually break it up into dozens of accounts

@THE.MICHAEL.ANGELO

2 ай бұрын

@@dlproductions9574 Exactly.

@cd221

2 ай бұрын

The actual answer is that they don't keep much in "cash" or bank deposits. They keep their wealth in accounts that hold marketable securities (stocks, bonds, commercial paper, etc.). These accounts and the assets in the accounts are not bank deposits. If the Bank fails the assets in these accounts are not impacted in any way.

I love the construction guy was like get in the trenches Hell no...study management.😂

@nickstiltson1180

Ай бұрын

Not necessarily what he said, he was showing that you didn’t have to. Construction isn’t limited to just swinging tools. Management, Payroll, salespersons etc not gonna have a handyman doing accounting work.

That options trader said “Don’t give yourself an out.” That hit me right in the gut!!!!

@the_disruptor_deagan_ferland

3 ай бұрын

go watch ICT

@WinstonKnows

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, that was me.

@msway836

2 ай бұрын

Like I tell myself and my daughter there's no Such thing as TRY either you will do or dont, Try is Overused and Worn out and an Easy Out !!!!

@alexanderargint1396

2 ай бұрын

If you dont give yourself an out (doing something aside your trading journey just in case) is stupid, you should be aware of those 97-99% of people that will never make it in this business and humble yourself enought to prepare for not makeing it aswell, it's foolishes at its best and people will end up after years of trying that they have nothing

@Deltron6060

2 ай бұрын

Always have a plan B.

I really like the subject matter for this question. Recommendation: Ask if they have a private banking relationship with their bank (I.E. Private Client w/ Chase, JP Morgan; Premiere Banking w/ Bank of America, etc...). Also, do they have a wealth manager? (Typically for higher net worth individuals/businesses). Newport Beach still as beautiful as ever even on a windy day. 😎

@msway836

2 ай бұрын

PNC and a Few others offer a Private Banking experience and a manager who will sit down with you...

@blackgold1859

2 ай бұрын

2nd this. See if they manage their own wealth or not.

@joyanderson8646

2 ай бұрын

Exactly 💯

I once read a book called "The Millionaire Next Door", and all the millionaires they examined all had the same things in common, they looked liked normal people. Nothing flashy, they don't own a lot of expensive stuff unless it makes them money. And lot of them made less than 100k when the book was written. That proves that anyone can become a millionaire, regardless of income. Love what you do, control lifestyle creep and live within your means, invest in things that make you money, and learn. Most of the dudes interviewed here, may have had a degree, but went out and learned it on their own.

@vince11harris

29 күн бұрын

It depends.

This video is worth more than one semester in college, appreciate the work Snew, stay up my guy

@brooklyn3299

Ай бұрын

What kind of of college are you people going to? 😅 🤡 school

NFCU is the best bank by far. Got my home and vehicle financed through them. 2.125% home and 2.79% vehicle

@arichansmontoya3477

Ай бұрын

What does NFCU stand for?

@DanaDeadlifts

Ай бұрын

Navy Federal Credit Union.

@Jsd_1

Ай бұрын

@@DanaDeadlifts 👆

@freshdetailing3753

Ай бұрын

2.79%- they haven’t had that offer in awhile - the lowest u can get right now is 5.25% - but I agree NFCU is the best

@Jsd_1

Ай бұрын

@@freshdetailing3753 that is correct. My refi took place in May 2020 and my car loan took place in May 2022. But they had the best rates then and now.

I Work For a bank (never thought I'd be in finance). All banks have pros and cons. Personal accounts vs business accounts have different offerings. I think it is important to understand what you need from a bank to know how they serve you. Do at least a little bit of research in it before choosing a bank or thinking of switching. They're all limited to an extent by various federal regulators and no accounts in the US are federally insured beyond $250k per depositer, so if you have lots of cash probably best to spread it across various banks and also put it into various assets

Some great conversations. I really liked the older guy-first one you spoke to -- he loves the game! I bet if one had a few drinks with him, you'd hear lots of great stories. Also, the future trader was insightful as well as the Asian guy with the many banks.

I'm a millionaire. I use a lot of banks due to FDIC limits. Chase is my favorite, as they assigned me a private wealth banker.

@chinaboss6683

2 ай бұрын

Dont lie, youre not a milliomaire - i am!! 😎

@msmoenergydet

2 ай бұрын

Didn't know that was a thing!

@DoniCato

2 ай бұрын

If u got $20 million, then u hv to hv 40 banks coz FDIC insured is only up to $500k As to being a private banker, one cud easily be a private banker if u got a combined balance of $150k n up in Chase Most important thing in a bank, as in Chase is to know the branch manager n other higher ups U know the branch manager u don’t need to sign in as a private banker, u cud just walk in to the branch manager’s office n do what u need to do in Chase If u don’t know the manager, u still need to sign in n line up as a private banker Nice to hear u r a private banker, but u still need to line up to deposit/withdraw or do any banking transactions Me? I just walk into the manager’s office n ask him to do my deposit/withdrawals n other transactions Shoutout from Park Avenue, Manhattan, NYC!!!

@zarbins

2 ай бұрын

Why would you have balances at multiple banks in excess of $250k (FDIC limit) when it can be working for you in investment vehicles (stocks, bonds, real estate, crypto, private equity etc..)?? I'm a millionaire as well but rarely have over $100k in a bank at any given time. I have one bank for operating expenses and another bank for high yield savings and CDs. It's only recently that you can earn much in having cash at banks.

@DelPesos95838

2 ай бұрын

I am a millionaire, and I keep 90% of my money in cash in Cuba 🇨🇺

My three favorite channels: SnewJ Knows, Stock Brotha, & How Money Works. Make my week complete! 🔥 🔥 🔥

I like how you ask very detailed specific step by step questions. Much respect!

I've worked in Ops. at a regional bank. The one's who mentioned their personal relationship with the banks for doing "favors" brought back memories..😅

Notice how everyone asked if they liked it everyone said they loved it lol that’s awesome do what you love

Man these videos and interviews keep me inspired to keep pushing forward in life. Thanks a million 🙏🏽💫

Man thank you Snewj! It’s beautiful how these dudes are so open with you and how they’re so willing to go into what’s worked for them. I appreciate this!

I love how you interview your guest. They seem to be at ease with answering your questions. You are doing a great job. Keep it up. ❤

You like it? “Nah I love it” they all had this response in common. Gotta love what you do.

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely! I love trading options. Thank you for watching.

i took notes buddy. Thanks for digging deep with them :)

Man crazy to see snewJ again one first moto vloggers I used to watch that go me into riding.

snewj always goated and dropping gems. Great content and good vibes

Hey snewj thanks for the videos... I'm from Nigeria. I'm learning Alot from you.. you're amazing ❤❤❤

This guy came across my feed now I’m a sub. Solid vid 👍🏼

Pretty good gems man! Keep up the good work.

I bank with Ally bank because they paid me over $1,100 last year in interest. I was surprised you didn't get more people saying online banks such ally, sofi, or other banks that give 4% to 5% interest. I think a good question would be how much interest do you make on your money each year?

@investmentanalyst779

2 ай бұрын

You could also just bank with Charles Schwab and just buy T-bills... will pay you more interest than Ally lol. You left a lot of money on the table

@purefire21

2 ай бұрын

I bank with Ally for years for my savings

@chrisbaker2669

2 ай бұрын

I want access to my money and T-bills lock up my money for a period of time.

@GigMath

2 ай бұрын

Money market funds pay the same interest if not a litte bit more and are available from every brokerage company.

15:07 the man was like 'are you kidding me?' 🤣🤣🤣

Great video I always wanted to know the banks as well

the banks only insured up to $250K and they put like $30M+? That sounds like too much of a risk if the bank goes belly up

@richards144

2 ай бұрын

First of all, the major banks aren't going anywhere. Unlike potentially undercapitalized regional banks or credit unions. Plus, if you have that amount of capital, the bank will offer investment advisory services that can allow you to buy CD's in various other banks (all under the FDIC limit) and T-bills/T-notes but managed centrally. For the rest of us, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, other major brokerages do the same thing. So there are multiple strategies that can be used to manage/limit exposure. And these aren't even any of the sophisticated strategies that a wealth management firm can offer these folks,

@linziee.8651

2 ай бұрын

Gold, silver and a gun 😅

@richards144

2 ай бұрын

@@linziee.8651 that is one strategy for sure 😀

Been with navy federal since 2014. Love them. Truly fantastic to deal with. Only down fall for me is there are no branches where I live for 100 miles. But 99% of all banking needs can be done on the app or by calling .

Love this video!!! Thank God someone is asking successful people exactly how they made it!!! Well done sir!!!

this is a great video. i was skeptical and was hoping for more of the talk about the money not being insured. but u have dropped some knowledge nuggets. thanks for your service

*Besides checking out these videos "Asking Millionaires" by Snew, if you really want to get some great information on working in wealth; get a job as a Limo Driver, or selling Luxury Vehicles.* *When you're a Limo Driver, one day a rich person will want to steal you away for themselves to be their Chauffeur, pay you more, all the while you're learning the ropes. (usually in these positions, they get tipsy, and tell you everything).* *Also; when I sold Lincoln Mercury, the people buying Towncars, and Continentals were Old School filthy rich; many of which let me in on their latest business ventures, and many made attempts to steal me away to work for them.* *I informed them of my integrity, and loyalty to the company, which they respected, making them appreciate me more, leaving me cards, buying a vehicle, and urging me to call them if I grew tired of car sales.*

@joyanderson8646

2 ай бұрын

My bro learned a lot while detailing cars for LandRover😊

@tropocal2343

2 ай бұрын

@@joyanderson8646*Exactly; BINGO!* *A detailing business in itself is lucrative.* *One could start out small and mobile, (rich people like having you come to them, usually at their place of business) location would be the key to success.*

i never thought i would appreciate this video more than i do now after coming across it on my feed. Thank you SnewJ!

Dude you are the man! These guys love to toot there own horn, but you keep it very easy to talk to and be open.

I really enjoyed this video. The advice that some of them gave just blew me away!

Hey snewj Thanks for the video I learn a lot from you.. I'm from Nigeria

@jacksonogwindi1653

2 ай бұрын

The prince is here, right here.😂😂.

Beautiful... it's amazing how humble they seem to me....keep it up snewj

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Great interview. The gentleman were very open, especially the Traders.

Thanks Snewj... good interviews!

I have navy federal too I have their best credit card the flagship card and after a year I have a 41k credit limit. I have capital one and I put my money in a savings account and it draws pretty good money for me a month. about $100 a month I make. I can use that for a free cruise trip at the end of the year.

@Tlb008

2 ай бұрын

How much do you need to deposit in savings to get 100 bucks a month?

@beezytalkingshit9319

2 ай бұрын

@@Tlb008 Depends on the interest rate really. I have a little over $25k in there. I'm about to take it out and put $40k in a trading account to trade stocks with though.

@AccentBwoy

2 ай бұрын

@@Tlb008 over 20k and depends on the interest rate they gave u

Making a difference!! Great content.

Good video....i love learning from successful people...I'm happy for everyone of them

You ask good questions not gonna lie the best interviewer i have seen in a while

Hi SnewJ, Please make a video with the software company or AI start-up founders/co-founders

love this video! Talk to successful people about how they got to where they are is probably better than going to college. You got the right conclusion in its relationships. Unfortunantly that only occurs when you have a certain amount with them. Most people get the india call center so they all bad.

Chase or JP Morgan private banking or other private banking services. your bank has a second tier of private banking services. once you make the money the bank will inform you about their services.

asian dude has many banks cause each bank only $250K guarantee lol

I absolutely love this man’s channel

Good job putting this video together bro

Citizens Bank is one of many regional banks having liquidity issues due to their US bond holdings and commercial real estate exposure

@eua3762

2 ай бұрын

Short

Thank you SnewJ 🤝

Im w Huntington formerly TCF & There were a few M&A in between but I like my CU the best... MSGCU/Michigan Schools & Government CU!

This was great information. Love the questions asked. 💕💕

Great video SnewJ and the "Naive" song too - it's cool.

Love the videos. Especially the part of what 📚 s they read...😊

this is dope! I worked for at 3:54 he mentions the irvine company, I worked for a private construction company and irvine company was our client

Thanks man. Honestly it’s like I knew what I was gonna hear but, sometimes hearing it anyways helps push my ass in a direction.

First dude was humbled and seemed real cool!

always love ur contents

It was cool for them to stop n teach. I learned a lot‼️😃Thanks for doing these videos.✨️Very helpful❣️

I'd love to see you do a session in Buckhead, GA. Go to Lenox Square Mall to do it. It's the "Beverly Hllls" of Atlanta.

@AlGibani123

2 ай бұрын

that place is full of cc debt

@bigworldexploration

2 ай бұрын

😂​@@AlGibani123

@wolverineballer3376

2 ай бұрын

Maybe Phipps, Lenox is working class mall

@GenieFarms

2 ай бұрын

I used too live right down the street from here, I'd like too see what folks say but the Buckhead area too me is more of show than people actually having $$$. Only a few have it.

@peachesparker3311

Ай бұрын

NOT IT'S PHIPPS PLAZA ACROSS THE STREET!!!!😊

Outside of jp morgan. What people want to know this video isnt answering it. Its not the bank where they keep their pocket money thats interesting. Its the entities where they get those higher interests rates that normal people dont get.

Videos like this are beneficial ! Keep going ‼️

If you travel for business or pleasure, have a bank that has international branches. If anything goes wrong, you can walk into it's overseas branch. Also carry duplicate credit and banking cards. And duplicate passports. U.S. allows citizens to have 2 duplicate passports. Also, setup Apple pay on your phone as it is accepted internationally. Setup an online money exchange that allows you to send money to yourself you can pickup at a bank by just showing ID. Make a fake wallet when traveling to give to robbers if that ever happens. setup a PIN on your mobile phone account so no one can SIM SWIPE you if they steal your info.

I love this interview. Nice to see the various jobs that are out there that people like myself never even knew about. I fall in the same boat as fellow number 3 and 4 since i am a trader myself.

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching. So many kind words in the comments.

You make it look so easy to just roll up on rich people, and ask questions, glad you did it though, learned a lot,

Highly recommend getting with a credit union: better rates, better service, and much less speculation. In the 2008 banking crisis 27% of banks had subprime mortgages compared to 4% of credit unions

@2011blueman

2 ай бұрын

If you're wealthy you don't bank with credit unions for a variety of reasons.

I'm not wealthy by any means, but I did dabble in stocks and did learn a lot from the Business Investor's Daily newspaper. It was easy to understand.

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

🙌🏽 I love it! Thank you for watching!

I've learned how to do stock option covered calls and love it

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you for watching.

Ayy love when we get traders here let’s goo

Good stuff dude!

I’m a Futures trader too and I love it!

Im surprised none of them mentioned online only banks. I guess money for the rich is there for transactional purposes and not long term saving because inflation. Keep a buffer but invest the most you can.

I can imagine the size of your network just from talking to so many random ppl on the street. 🤙

Thank u Snewj, no hesii !!

Good Knowledge 👏👏👏👏

As an options trader, they give me hope for EXACTLY why the Asian gentleman stated. I like the process of trading options. It's great. I stumbled on this by looking for good banks to put my cash into. Well done. I would LOVE to have a coffee or beer with the Asian guy.

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Hi Jason, thank you for watching. I drink ☕️, since beer 🍺 messes my stomach up. Thank you for your kind words.

Funny I frequent fashion island periodically and I have never seen you I always missed ya lol. Maybe one day we may cross paths oh great jedi Snewj!

How ironic a guy who develops vr says go out and meet people in person!👍🏻😂

@melaniec3819

3 ай бұрын

Old school

Seeing those successful traders actually made me happy to know it actually works

@investmentanalyst779

2 ай бұрын

Very rare my guy.

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

I never gave up. It took me longer than the guy before me. Been crushed and had to start over more than once.

Thank you sir for your Videos.

Me being an options and futures trader this video was perfect. Thanks

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for watching.

I enjoyed the video, thank you.

the Asian guy was dropping nuggets, you can tell he was really passionate about what he does. salute to him and everyone else

@WinstonKnows

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words!

Chase bank first start out as banking online app only. But now, Chase bank are moving around bricks..😮 They are coming into different cities now being built. Chase just came to Greensboro NC last year sitting across from wells-fargo...😮😅

Thank you for this post. This was a question I have had for a long tine also. Great interview stye.

I do well with credit unions. I guess because I'm a Veteran and there are particular benefits for military families.

I Fill and see the greatness in this man bravo !