$100,000+ Private Student Loans, Yet Borrows For A Stupid Tesla | Financial Audit



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00:00 Job and income
05:39 Student Loan Consolidation
06:51 Your degree is useless
10:02 What a mess…
15:41 Spend Spend Spend
17:39 There’s MORE?!
21:30 More BS spending
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32 thoughts on “$100,000+ Private Student Loans, Yet Borrows For A Stupid Tesla | Financial Audit”

  1. Always good to hear your thoughtful and logical analysis. I don't care about bullish or bearish market. Trade a small percentage of your portfolio rather than going in and out every couple weeks trying to time the market 👌 trading went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 9.4 BTC when I started at 1.8 BTC in just few weeks implementing Colson Delcan’s daily trading signals and tips

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  2. I think it would be really helpful for people who may not know financial speak to have the definition of something finance related appear on the screen (or in the video description) when it’s mentioned (I.e. forbearance)

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  3. Im convinced that this debt based society that most of the US plays into (even at the higher levels of income earners) artificially inflates the hell out out of everything, hurting us financially savvy folks soooo much. If these giant financial institutions can convince some people to go into deathly debt to just survive why even make anything competitively affordable for real people.

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  4. Education comes at a cost in life but it may not be what you bargained for. Look around at the 2 year programs at community colleges (which are often so much cheaper and basic transferable courses) in your area and let the nice car be an after success purchase. God bless and thanks!

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  5. Caleb, you’re becoming a bit of a shill for the certification group. Before talking people out of higher ed and 150k salaries, you should be certain they can achieve what this 24 yo has already done.

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  6. Traditional and Roth 401(k) are mathematically the same if tax rates are the same. The advantage to both is that you get to essentially avoid taxation on your earnings. Secondarily you can choose which to contribute to and pull from in order to try to arbitrage your tax situation.

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  7. I think we need to forget that 10% per annum S&P500 figure. That’s the very long term, there have been decades of worse than that and even many decades of negative returns. It’s also pre tax on dividends and pre the eventual capital gains tax.

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  8. Far too many assumptions. The biggest one is that this guy will continue to make $150k/yr with job stability. Ai is distrusting these fields and will displace over 1 million tech jobs in the next 5 years. By 2033 it will replace 20 million tech jobs. The student loan debt is insurmountable and our nation will most likely go into default. Any debt will be bad when the shtf. Best bet is to learn how to fish and hunt and gun maintenance, cleaning and operation. It doesn’t matter how much this guy spends at lulu lemon none of that will matter in a year or two when everything falls apart.

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