How I grew my net worth from -$15k to $100k so far in my twenties! Net worth update Sept 2023 ⭐️

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I grew my net worth from -$15k to over $100k so far in my twenties (I’m 24!) and here is a complete breakdown of my net worth along with some of the things that have allowed me to grow my net worth so quickly!
I started learning about personal finance at the age of 20 and have been teaching other young women how to be better with their money for about 2 years now! You can find me on other social platforms where I have a reach of over 300k followers in the #genzfinance and #personalfinanceforwomen niches 😊
On my channel we’re going to learn how to budget, save, invest and overall feel more in control with our money in our twenties! Money resources and templates:
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@FooFan-b3k 9 ай бұрын

Wow...WOw!...WOW!!! I'm beyond impressed young lady. I'm in my 60's and can tell you that if you stay on your course you are going to absolutely crush it. I feel lucky to have gotten my act together by 35 and become financially independent before 50, but you're going to kick my butt..LOL! Your parents must be so proud. You're a Rockstar.

@rrrachel48 9 ай бұрын

Love this! So informative and you are great at explaining things. Been following along on Tiktok and Instagram :)

@itserinconfortini 9 ай бұрын

awe thank you!! 😊

@susansholisticlifestyle4572 9 ай бұрын

Great video! Can you share a day in the life of your business tasks? Thanks!

@stephanielcowart6867 4 ай бұрын

I know this video is old but hun you absolutely can contribute to the Roth via the backdoor, which is just putting the money in the traditional then transferring it to the Roth. It's legal and on the IRS website. I hope someone's told you this but if they haven't and you see this, please add the 6500 for 2023 before tax day if you didn't already.

@al3220 Ай бұрын

@2:02 Something is off with your assets vs liabilities explanation. If you have mortgage debt as a liability, then it should be your home VALUE that's in the asset calculations and not home equity. Your home equity is the difference between home value and mortgage debt (what it could sell for minus what you owe to your lender). Your networth should not necessarily be negative just because you have mortgage debt unless your home value dropped and/or you have other non-house liabilities that offset your total asset values.

@Gorgeousbronze1 Ай бұрын

Good catch