How Much of Your Paycheck Should You Save? (With Data)

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Title	:	How Much of Your Paycheck Should You Save? (With Data)
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The graph at 12:50 - we messed up the order of the dates, but the data is correct - the dates should go from left to right 1989 to 2019 Also how much do you save? Lmk below
Comment from : Humphrey Yang

23 years old and save up $7,600,000 so far
Comment from : Jack Badinga

Im at 10-15 depending on the month Im happy to be able to afford a surprise, unlike some people out there
Comment from : hello

Stimulus checks People with stable jobs saved their stimulus check
Comment from : Rebecca Stolberg

Considering i still live with my parents i save about 40-50 of my income
Comment from : Stock Pistol

I’d love to save 30 , gotta get over student loans first
Comment from : Thomas Taylorr

A part time job really makes a big difference! I work about 14 hours a week in a deli & it's been a big help After 3 years I'd like to quit but afraid to
Comment from : Gopher b

Doordash and Uber eats should not exist for anyone
Comment from : David S

$600 eating out each month on $60k sounds like my friends They have nothing saved so don’t do that!
Comment from : David S

Kinda sick of all of these videos honestly Bottom line is people dont get paid enough and shit is too expensive Its that simple! No amount of pleasurable things that can be cut, food, vacations, recreational activities Ya know all the things you do with your family to make life worth living None of it will be able to explain why only the few elite get to enjoy their lives I say save a modest amount of course but dont sacrifice every pleasurable thing or second with your loved ones because you dont even know if youll be here tomorrow Hell ill work until i die at least i was able to do things Just shift to a job that an older person can do Theyre out there Live your lives!
Comment from : Blake Bean

People were saving in the pandemic because they had no idea what the world would look like in a year
Comment from : wheelzwheela

I hate the phrase “paycheck to paycheck” Unless you are a trust fund baby, if you have a job like the majority of people, we are all living paycheck to paycheck
Comment from : Amy Dearing

I’m a dividend investor My wife and I have invested in the s&p500, both through my TSP with the government, and through Fidelity in her 401-kCashed out 370k from the S&P and invested with a Full service broker Lisa Rosa Cavanagh Until around 3 years ago we were 100 in the s&p after over 25 yearsI'm retiring at the end of this month at 52, while my wife will retire next year at 49 We currently have 37 million in out tax deferred savings
Comment from : Lancey Roche

You forgot phone bills , car insurance , internet, costs of kids if you have them credit cards
Comment from : zoogey1

I share a house with my sister and her family and we split the bills and expenses I've been putting away 400 dollars a month lately
Comment from : Brian Banegas

GOOD CONTENT!!! Very interesting from the start These are difficult times and, frankly, I appreciate the sensitivity with which you discuss global finance brBusiness and investment is the best way to make money and I do not dare to doubt the profitability of the cryptocurrency market Benefit from a weekly income of 7,600 euros even during this period of recession and high inflation Eric does an excellent job and is the ideal person to lead the investment activities
Comment from : Maxi Sade

I started recently watching similar videos and I’ve realized that I’m a saving genius I, my wife with 2 little kids in our mid 30s save in a good month around 5k a month In a bad month (when we pay more services, travel, dentist, etc) we save around 2k net
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