How To Be Rich At EVERY AGE (hit these targets)

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Title	:	How To Be Rich At EVERY AGE (hit these targets)
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Don't spend your Money, Don't let people influence you from your Real Goals Unless it can benefit you in the future,
Comment from : @captainfox244

Does net worth in this context include pensions / 401k?
Comment from : @doctorangry3227

age 24 and I have approximatly a net worth of around $120,000! I dont make a crazy amount of money or anything I have just been very good in saving/investing since I was 19
Comment from : @samuelbrands2679

20 years old with 96k in investments and 0 debt
Comment from : @benjaminlovesfitness8221

I love how I feel I'm listening my grandpa who knows his way bout markets but doesn't brag about it, loves to talk about investing and reading books Plus is teaching me to be smart, great content! ❤
Comment from : @lissmadlaine4285

Hello yeah baby!!! 33y and 350000!!!! Yeah baby yeah!!!!
Comment from : @kekambassador4952

And what abt 15?
Comment from : @tataboutlamine1

This video made me feel bad I have not started taking an interest in personal finances until the age of 30 and I'm 31 now I feel very behind and don't feel motivated by watching this
Comment from : @ellen3093

6:50 mark it notes $230K, but actually $238
Comment from : @millermini75

I've never watched a more unrelatable video ever 🤣
Comment from : @crystalpulseTV

I’m “rich” according to my age but with inflation I’ve never felt more broke
Comment from : @ajvalencia1264

500k at 28 here
Comment from : @hellowill

i see this now as a 32 year old i have 13million swissfrancs invsted in etf on the market i made my money from recruiting and make like 400-600k a year since 4 years i drive same car i drove as an employe before 8 years
Comment from : @sebastianschmid7657

Buying a watch is a terrible investment, way better to have it in a bank account with a 05 interest rate lol A watch literally lose 10 value just by leaving the store so buying a watch to sell it later if needed is a terrible idea
Comment from : @arthurguillaume632

Lmao turns out I'm rich and I haven't even tried to
Comment from : @rodrigosimoes185

Delusional
Comment from : @davidwhyman1189

Everything nice, but you just don't need a credit card nor a credit score
Comment from : @_-chiqq-x3706

Putting money into watches is not saving lol
Comment from : @hotnsweatyhalo5210

I can save 100k in 3 years currently but my honey bee farm is going to be at full production next season That will bring in 100k a year that I can mostly save
Comment from : @mathgasm8484

I just turned 44 and awfully late to investing with barely any portfolio except my 401k, I have a decent amount of cash saved up and with inflation currently soaring AGAIN, I’m getting worried about retirement, my intention is to retire at 55 How best do I maximize my savings of over $500k
Comment from : @CameronDonna-w7n

This might sound like a silly question, but if I’m married and am the primary breadwinner all these net worth numbers should be times 2 for my spouse and I??
Comment from : @jasonlopez75

Hope you recover well from the stroke, although financial goals are important, make sure you are healthy aswell
Comment from : @dfvbadfvadfvad

20 years old Own a nice truck, no debt, living with my parents, <50k in savings, just over 3k invested What should I do?
Comment from : @coleverhey8378

Such a shitty unrealistuc video, focused on exactly the bad things in live
Comment from : @downhillskating101

My net worth is 27k and Im 20 (almost 21), and Im from chile
Comment from : @salcedo85

Almost 4 million in net worth and I still have to work
Comment from : @RaistlinKishtar

Wow I am so screwed I just turned 40 and the best I can do is make $19 an hour, I don't own any property, and my net worth is around -$28000 I've heard people say it's never too late to turn one's life around, but I'm pretty sure it's too late for me
Comment from : @turdfurgeson2032

I thought Mark was in his 70s 🤯
Comment from : @katielowen

Ty I am 20 and because of your videos I am going to get a credit card to start building my credit score
Comment from : @amitasulin726

$100,000 at 20 years old
Comment from : @YoutubeMaxxing

Are these averages for the UK or US? They seem very high!
Comment from : @02danhaz

Recommending to buy an expensive watch because "it can be sold quickly" is asinine
Comment from : @todarfclips

If you want to get rich faster, don't get married
Comment from : @anonymousnearseattle2788

Did you really just recommend that someone can responsibly buy watches to hold their money as they can be “easily sold” if the money is needed and say that your son does that?… and your credibility is now successfully destroyed and anyone who hears that and still trusts you needs to focus on learning more from actual credible sources I’d suggest @themoneyguy and give yourself a chance to succeed
Comment from : @Whatiwant101

72‘800 with 23 🎉
Comment from : @am6007

Why do you recommend 30-year-olds to save four years of income? If "rich" is $240k, that would imply about $200k is in liquid assets (about four times $50k)--leaving only $40k for housing and stocksbrbrMaybe I don't understand what constitutes a "liquid investment"--can you clarify what you mean by that?
Comment from : @magispitt

Do not put your money into watches
Comment from : @noahkubala7903

Im 22 and I invest 50 of my salary in stocks I will retire when im 45-50 years old with my lovely wife
Comment from : @Nisse49

I dont understand how 18 to 24 year olds have a median of 8k or average of 28k How do these people not have student debt? And if you dont study, go straight to work, how do you make so much money without a degree?brLike net worth is without all debt right? So for the later age groups the numbers include the morgage being deducted?
Comment from : @max5183

Really nice to see the brackets and give drive to people trying to reach them Always look for a new target to reach for but never forget the work you put in and the people who supported you Last year I reached my first goal of getting my net worth to 100k before turning 25 It was really close and only had a few weeks to spare Next goal is 250k by 30 My end goal is to try for 1m by 40
Comment from : @youtubemobilegaming

Im fucking cooked im 32 have a networth of about 40k and only cause i live with my parents I make 66k a year in nyc and theres jo way i can afford a home within a 2hour commute from work
Comment from : @marcelrodriguez2067

This is actually one of the most realistic benchmarks I have seen I have about 13 million at 35 I would not consider myself rich but I feel comfortable it my financial future
Comment from : @generalsaurkraut3227

I don’t understand the - of liabilities For example my car is worth £25k, so if I needed that money I could easily sell it for say £22k How is that not only not part of my net worth but actually taken away from my assets Makes no sense I think the net worth calculations should be assets / expensive possessions - debt (not all liabilities)
Comment from : @DSJEYES

2:51 Among us 🗿
Comment from : @low-keyvibin3189

I would literally have to give every dollar of my paycheck from now until I'm 50 years old in order to invest this much money
Comment from : @grant9047

rich people are so delusional thinking anyone has this much money at any of these ages
Comment from : @grant9047

3:58
Comment from : @cloroxbleach6560

Hi Mark, I’m 34yo with a net worth of 24million Unfortunately, the bulk of my net worth is due to the house I own and live in which is worth 35million I owe about 11million on it Should I still consider my home in my net worth calculation?
Comment from : @shrikartummala8055

Holy crap I’m rich
Comment from : @davidflors1448

This is a very useful and well done video Keep up the good work sir!
Comment from : @RevivalFinanceCoaching

42 years old with 600k net worth Zero debt
Comment from : @chancecooper9246

Fuck all schools in there world I want to get 100k usd
Comment from : @JackNicholls-f3c

Not applies for 3rd world countries😂
Comment from : @aronchas

Why do you speak about dollars when your English you nob
Comment from : @HotDog-pk9bn

I’m 55 from Southeastern Ohio but worked overseas all my life I have savings of $1,000,000 and I'm ready for retirement, only concerned about the soaring inflation Is this enough to retire comfortably, or do I need some sort of money management
Comment from : @TylerofSc004

what about 14 year olds
Comment from : @stayunfazedfrvr

This just depressed me 😢
Comment from : @justathought7221

I'm 28 yo from a 3rd world country, net worth is higher than the 30-39 yo median Seems like I'm doing good so far!
Comment from : @10sqrftthisthat

I’m 21, and I’am from Brazil Does anyone have an idea about how I can get money in my country?
Comment from : @ErickCunha-n5g

I am Richer Than You
Comment from : @Avyukt-u7s

Great video
Comment from : @jesusomarmontoyahernandez9201

Next week I turn 30, embarrassingly I still don’t have the high income I expected to have - I have about 60k in investments which are crypto which I will need to diversify soon I only started taking the idea of becoming richer seriously in the last month or so - wish me luck guys, if I play my cards right, I know I can do this I wish I had started this journey earlier 😂 but I’m focused now!
Comment from : @Trusty2Bridge

Im only 18 im trynna be rich fr
Comment from : @kvngsly2x186

Currently 28 with overall net around 80k
Comment from : @alexd7547

I pretty much started saving after working a year after finishing college brGood to know I'm already considered 'rich' based on this at the age of 30 being worth close to 270k including my house brAbout 170k in investments that I plan on investing heavily into this decade until I hit 1,000,000$ in investments hopefully at the age of 40-41brbrWant to financially coast for the rest of my life at that point and live essentially paycheck to paycheck after paying off my mortgage without touching any of my investments until I retire likely in my 50s or so
Comment from : @Lolatyou332

Good advice for the homeless and over 70 years old people Thank you ❤️🎶
Comment from : @MrJOHNMICHAELVEGA

Nice to see that you are on track :-) Thanks!
Comment from : @julianhotter

If I am almost 14, what should I do now to became successful? I don't know who I want to be in future yet but I want to make big amounts of money Can you give me some advice?
Comment from : @Bohdan298

All good stuff as usual Mark but very depressing for a 60yr old such as myself who has less than your first group (18-24) …
Comment from : @dingolocker

This opens my eyes alot as this year at 22 my gross this year will hit 100k
Comment from : @collynjohnson2220

Aiming for 100k by 25 (currently 21) and I think I might be able to get it by 24!
Comment from : @zonafortier

Hi Mark does this include inflation?brKind regardsbrSteve
Comment from : @Stephenp669

Making money as a person living in US was very easy Went from $50k in student loan at 20s to 5 Million by age 35 working as construction engineer making 220k and wife in same industry making 180k saving 50 and invst in real estate and stocks
Comment from : @ttrruaminpn5755

Hah, take that 24 year olds, I'm richer than you! Even if only at 30
Comment from : @The-Athenian

Crazy how so many people watching a video like this have hundreds of thousands of $ at such young ages🤔 anyone seeing these comments and feeling down that you’re not in/above the average, don’t worry, most of these people are probably lying Stay in your lane and you’ll get there
Comment from : @warren3971

1:29: Create an emergency fund with three to six months worth of spending saved up br1:49: Try to avoid bad debt and use credit cards responsibly by paying off the balance in full each month br4:07: Save one-year's worth of spending br4:16: Pay off student loans and bad debt br4:39: Have a good credit score, make good money, invest 10-15 of income, and become financially independent from parents br8:22: Average net worth of 40-year olds is $692,597, with a median of $145,771 br8:55: Key milestones include having 10 years worth of spending saved, paying off mortgage, investing 30 of income, and planning for a business exit in late forties br10:21: Average net worth of people in their fifties is $1,031,570 brRecap by Tammy AI
Comment from : @lilytea3

soo nice!
Comment from : @MHMarketingAgentur

Ok Im 18 and all my money and things I own are probably 2000- 3000 dollars total
Comment from : @Underwatch3

Is robinhood legit ?
Comment from : @yufanosu

Is Mark American? Why is everything in dollars
Comment from : @boomernality1904

I began my investment journey at the age of 37 primarily through hard work and dedication now at the age of 40 I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $25,000 in a single month for the first time, this success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier it is not about achieving quick wealth but rather ensuring long term financial prosperity
Comment from : @TheoOscar-cf2ld