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Hey guys if you had sometime today, this video is a must watch. youtu.be/w3nwdRIXGjc?...

submitted 45 days ago • 1 comment

How the S&P 500 circuit breakers work. Might be a good reference for tomorrow.

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59% of Americans can’t cover a $1,000 emergency—down from 44% last year. Most turn to credit cards or loans, a risky move in today’s high-rate economy. Inflation’s bite is real. Build that emergency fund before life hits. #EmergencySavings #Finsky #personalfinance

submitted 51 days ago • 1 comment

The day we start seeing money as not a tool to buy a lot of stuff (basics excluded) but a way t be truly free and independent (take a leave for a month, vacation for a week anywhere in the world). We will automatically make better financial decisions

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Market swings got you dizzy? Remember, panic selling locks in losses. Stick to your long-term plan and keep investing in diversified, low-cost index funds. Patience pays! #InvestingWisely #StayTheCourse

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Trade war headlines = 🔥 But you don’t need to play the chaos. Play the macro trend: 📈 Rising inflation 📉 Slower growth 🛡️ Safer sectors, smarter moves Tariffs are the storm. You’re the umbrella ☂️

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Every time tariffs spike, a portfolio cries. But not yours— Because you: ✅ Rebalanced for inflation ✅ Cut risky overexposure ✅ Held through the noise Investing is 80% mindset, 20% moves. 🧘‍♂️📊

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When tariffs go up, markets get jumpy. But instead of panic-selling, zoom out. 🧠 Think: 1. U.S.-centric ETFs 2. Dividend stocks 3. Inflation hedges

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High tariffs = high prices High prices = high inflation High inflation = Fed says “LOL no rate cuts” 👀 Translation: stocks stay shaky ➡️ ETF and CHILL The real flex? Long-term conviction.

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America will learn a very expensive lesson: A country cannot be run like a business and definitely not by somone who filed for 7 bankruptcies. #powell #recession

submitted 55 days ago • 0 comments

Anyone here using lovable for building projects?

submitted 55 days ago • 0 comments

Biden achieved a soft landing. People forget that this was deemed almost impossible but Biden and Powell did it. I hate the fact that misinformation has taken over so much that we can’t see simple truths.

submitted 55 days ago • 0 comments

Well I’ll say it, today was a shit day for anyone who has any investments in the public markets. That’s 70% of America

submitted 56 days ago • 0 comments

Siri is possibly the worst virtual assistants out there. They got to partner up with open ai or something to improve whatever they are doing

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submitted 58 days ago • 765 comments

PSA: please do not join paid groups from fake gurus that tell you they’ll make you rich with fail stock tips. If it worked they wouldn’t be doing this, would they?

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❗ Savings Tip ❗ Did you know a library card can unlock a world of free resources? Most library cards are FREE for residents, offering access to books, audiobooks, eBooks, music, movies, and more! #LibraryCard #FreeResources #finsky #personalfinance

submitted 60 days ago • 1 comment

Need help with taxes but don't want to DIY? You can hire a professional for as low as $50! Don't stress about filing; let an expert handle it for you. Save time and ensure accuracy with affordable tax services #TaxHelp #AffordableTaxes

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🚨FOR YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY RECORDS, sign into your account & DOWNLOAD: 1) Your Statement 2) Your Benefit Verification Letter 3) Your Tax Form from SSA 4) Your Earnings Record. ALSO take a Snapshot of your Benefits & Payments which shows the DATE/AMOUNT of your NEXT PAYMENT (DO THIS PART 1x MONTH).🚨

submitted 62 days ago • 57 comments

"A car payment is just a fact of life." No, it’s a choice. Buying used, avoiding unnecessary upgrades, and paying in cash (if possible) can save thousands. Don’t get trapped in an endless cycle of car debt. 🚗💰

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Credit cards are bad—cut them up!" No, misusing credit cards is bad. Used wisely, they build credit, offer rewards, and protect your purchases. The key? Pay in full, every time. 💳✅ #finsky #personalfinance

submitted 62 days ago • 0 comments

Owning a house is great except for the part where you just keep pouring money into keeping it livable

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Renting is throwing money away." Nope. Renting = flexibility + no maintenance costs. Buying only makes sense if you stay long enough to offset closing costs & interest. Don’t rush into a mortgage because of bad advice. #finsky

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"Always pay off your mortgage ASAP." Not always! If your mortgage rate is low, investing that extra cash could yield higher returns. Do the math before rushing to be mortgage-free. #finsky #personalfinance

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Master the 'big 3' savings zones: Housing – Consider refinancing or negotiating rent. Transportation – Drive used, not new. Food – Meal plan, cook at home, limit takeout. Fix these, and your budget wins. #MoneyManagement #SavingMoney

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Common investing mistake: Chasing 'hot' stocks. If you invested $1,000 in Zoom at its peak (Oct 2020), you’d have ~$250 today. Instead, stick to index funds (like VOO or VTI) for long-term, steady growth. 📊 #InvestSmart #StockMarket

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"Invest only when you have a lot of money." Wrong! Time in the market beats timing the market. Even $50/month in an index fund compounds over time. Start small, and stay consistent. #finsky #personalfinance

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Working out of a really cool coffee shop today. $5.75 for coffee seems expensive but it’s a treat to myself as I work from home and don’t have much interaction if I don’t go out

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