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This Ex-Advisor Reveals the REAL Path to Wealth
February 28, 2024

Humphrey Yang discusses the financial challenges faced by younger generations and offers insights on building wealth. He highlights the significance of saving and investing, recommending a focus on index funds. He explains the compounding effect of wealth and the benefits of reaching $100K net worth. 

 

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TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • (00:00) Introduction to Humphrey Yang
  • (03:04) Opportunities for making more money
  • (04:56) The benefits of job hopping
  • (06:47) Personal experiences with job changes
  • (09:36) Building wealth through saving and investing
  • (13:16) How to become rich
  • (19:19) Strategies to reach $100K net worth
  • (21:13) The importance of owning assets
  • (23:40) Asset allocation and real estate

 

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