Imagine trying to get to the location on a car, but their one catch, the car only has one tire and the other 3 are flat. That’s what it’s like when you are trying to get rich but, you only have one bank account.
So in this video, I’ll tell you about 5 types of accounts you should have, and within these accounts you have sub-accounts, that as you get better you can build and develop, for a total of about 11 accounts or so.
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1. Checkings accounts: Landing Account + Fun Account
- this is called a landing account because it is where the money arrives first, it is where your paycheck gets delivered too
- For this account, I recommend SOfi money or any account that doesn’t have any fees and you actually like the customer service
Inside the Account:
- you will keep your spending money for necessities
- In the other checking account you will have your money for fun
- These will be two separate accounts, with two separate debit cards ( this way you don’t accidentally think you need to buy a PlayStation 5 this month with your rent money )
2. High yield savings: Emergency Account + Sinking Fund + Savings goals
- now high yield savings is for money that you are going to have parked for a little while
- So you have 3 sub-accounts, and for this, I recommend Discover and capital one 360 savings
- These are accounts that allow you to have 3 accounts within one without any problems
First account: Emergency
- emergencies you cannot foresee happening
Second account: Sinking Fund
- emergencies you can foresee happening like your car breaking down
Third Account: Saving stalls that you have
- Down payment
- New iPhone
- Moving out cost
3. Corporate retirement: 401k or ROth 401k ( must get a match to justify )
- if you work for a company and they are offering you a match
- Take full advantage of it
- Invest just enough to get the maximum match possible
So for example:
- if they offer dollar for dollar match up to $1,000 dollars
- I will invest $1000 each year to get that maximum match
PS. Keep in mind, that I recommend you invest 10-20% of your income, so if you have money left over, don’t worry you want to use the rest for the following accounts
4. Personal Retirement: Roth IRA and IRA or taxable
- these are the most important accounts for your future and the least important account when you are broke
- because you should only be investing after you become debt-free and save for emergencies and during that time, these accounts should be ignored for the most part
I recommend:
- open a Roth IRA and get in the habit of investing 10-20% of your income for life
- If you have a high income, invest the remainder of the money into a taxable account
5. Equity Build-up: House
- this money you will have but hopefully never have to use
- The idea is that once you paid off a home
- You will have build in equity and that equity will benefit you in 2 ways
First of all:
- the value of the home will increase each year hopefully
- By around 3-5% annually on average
Second:
- paid off home means you are saving a lot of money on the cost of living
- If the average house rents for $1,000 per month, that’s $12,000 you get to keep in your pocket
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