How Much Money Do You Need To Be Happy?

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Title	:	How Much Money Do You Need To Be Happy?
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How can we apply Dave Ramsey 7 baby steps in SG?
Comment from : Ezekiel Kok

While searching for wealth, pls spare some time for health Beautiful Saturday morning …jogging now…
Comment from : MARTIN TAN

Level 7 make me sensed like batman Bruce ,lol ! Thanks guy, like yours talk, keep it up & we move up together
Comment from : T Victor

Very refreshing - I've known these facts for the longest time, but it's so good to hear such a positive human spin you guys gave Definitely a fan!
Comment from : Surendren Apparoo

If you have wealth sometimes relatives and people will find trouble for you This is the ugly side of human nature and you have to entertain make fake people
Comment from : ben ben

Super nice video and everyone should take this seriously ❤ Like and share 👍 🎉
Comment from : Ler Wee Tek

I target Lvl 7 really eventually, but Lvl 6 in my 40s My friend did better: he targeted a Lvl 4 girl with Lvl 7 dad
Comment from : emergesteel

IMO, work your butts off in a competitive society like Singapore or US while you are young and have the propensity to increase your income rapidly It's important to start in a competitive society where you can optimize your earnings Invest diligently along the way Target to be financially independent in your 40s After that you can move on to live your desired life, be it in a lower-cost country or in Singapore
Comment from : Black Swan

Thanks for the great video, currently I am between level 3 to level 4 due to mortgage loan I would want to aim for at least level 5 I want to keep a low and steady and not fast and crash which I see a lot of ppl are doing
Comment from : david yew

We wan u to make a video on how to achieve abundance of wealth steps by steps guide 😂
Comment from : Movie Time

God is the best ever
Comment from : Just a guy

Looks like I am at Level 5 I retired after my passive income exceeded my salary My health is good too So, I am happy indeed
Comment from : Steven Yip

Super interesting video!! Well done guys - fantastic!! I will share this video with my teenage sons to kickstart their financial literacy journey!! Thanks again guys!
Comment from : blimkl

Excellent video Will share with the kids
Comment from : H C

i think if you focus on what you can do rather than what you own, the mindset becomes more healthy
Comment from : hatchegg80

These observations about singaporeans: 1 Good times have bred weak men who like to complain and blame govt 2 Daily living costs are very reasonable but lifestyle costs are expensive 3 Citizens like to complain about the price of everything but know the value of nothing 4 Inflation is always caused by too much money, easy credit, and too little common sense 5 Too much money makes you stupid 6 There is half a Trillion in CPF balances 7 Millennials and GenZ have spending appetites outsized to their talents and work skillsbrI am over 55 and use a combination of savings, CPF interest and dividends to pay for SIA business class tickets because you don't want to be the richest man in the graveyard
Comment from : S C B Chong

use the $ wisely ,cant bring it with you when its time to depart from earthand never in debt
Comment from : eugene Teo

It's relative Even if you are at L5, you may not be happy if your mates are at L6 BTW, why the 5th Person when I only see 3, VAR? How about VAR() as you guys talk about variance and volatility all the time? Yet another great video, guys
Comment from : W Tan

I know people who spend like L6 ( Freedom) on pay day and L2 (Survival) the rest of the month 😅
Comment from : Janice Leong

Nice topic i would say i am in level 5 We start to invest in real estate 6 years ago started without a lot of money or knowlegde and we have build up 9 rental appartement Now we invest al the rent into the stockmarket to gain more assetsbrbrI would say dont wait to start Its never be the best time You will learn along the way
Comment from : Ryan Yang