$458.33 Per Month To TAX FREE MILLIONAIRE - What Is A Roth IRA And How To Invest For Retirement - YouTube

Channel: Jason Wardrop

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This video we're going to talk about what a Roth IRA is how you can use it to become a tax-free
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millionaire and some fatal mistakes
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You need to make sure that you avoid when setting up your Roth IRA
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Account now as a basic overview of what your Roth IRA is is it is an individual
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retirement account where you can set aside up to
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$5,500 every single year and then when you're fifty nine and a half
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You can pull out that money plus the money that you've earned through compound interest
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100%
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Tax-free now the great thing about this is there's no minimum. So if you don't have
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$5,500 to go through and invest into your Roth IRA every single year
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you can put as much as as little as 100 even five hundred dollars every single year and
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Still watch that money grow through the power of compound interest, which we'll talk about here in just a second
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But Before we jump into that, let's talk about the differences between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA right now
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They're both retirement accounts where you can go through and each year put in money
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So that you can go through and pull that out in your retirement
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And so that money can help fund your retirement off of the compound interest and all those earnings
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however with a traditional IRA
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When you pull that money out
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You're actually taxed on all of those earnings which when you're 59 and a half or in your 60s
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Typically, you're in a higher income tax bracket as opposed to when you're in your 20s and 30s versus a Roth IRA
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what you do is you go through and you invest this money in your 20s your 30s your 40s or however old you are and
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Then once you pull it out, once you're 59 and a half
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It's 100 percent
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tax-free because the initial money that you put into the account was already taxed and since it was already taxed you're not have to be
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Double tax when you pull it out now if you do need the money
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Before you turn 59 and a half you can go through and pull it out
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But there are some penalties and there's some stipulations going through and pulling it out
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so typically when you go through and create your Roth IRA account
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What you want to have in mind is that you're just putting that money away and you're not going to be touching that
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Until you're well into your 60s or even in your 70s and it funds your timon
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Now one of the key mistakes that most people make and if you're watching this video right now
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I hope that you guys don't make this is that you want to start your Roth IRA account as soon as possible, right?
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I'm gonna break down and show you guys an example of how powerful it is to start this account earlier
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rather than later and even if you're a below 18
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you can still start a Roth IRA account and just have your parent or guardian as a cosigner on the account and
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even if you don't have fifty five hundred
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dollars per year to go through and put into this account if you're going through let's say and mowing lawns is a side job in
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high school you can be stocking away a hundred or two hundred or three hundred dollars every single year and
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Watch that money grow with the power of compound interest now
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Let's talk about a quick example of how powerful compound interest can be for you
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With your auth IRA when it comes to retirement, right?
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So let's just say you are an eighteen year old right now watching this video and you think okay
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Well, I want to go through and start a Roth IRA
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So you go and you start your Roth IRA and you don't have fifty five hundred
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Dollars every single year to go through and invest which fifty five hundred
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Dollars is about four hundred and fifty dollars every single month to go through and put in there
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but let's say you have a
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Thousand dollars per year that you can go through and invest into this account now if you break down a thousand dollars by day
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It's is less than three dollars per day that you're stalking away
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Into this Roth IRA that can grow with this compound interest that can benefit you hugely in your retirement
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So going back to this example, let's say you're just eighteen years old you put $1,000 into your Roth IRA
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every single year
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Until you are 60 years old by the time you are sixty years old. You will have had this account open for 42 years
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So eighteen to sixty alright, and if you're investing $1000 every single year you will have invested forty two thousand dollars total
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Over the course of those 42 years now over those 42 years by the time you are sixty
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It's actually fifty nine and a half but just for an easy example
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I'm just saying 60 years old after those 42 years that
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42 thousand dollars will have grown to two hundred and sixty three thousand
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920 dollars that you can take out and use in your retirement
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100% tax-free now, let's say you're maxing this out every single year you're starting when you're 18 years old and you're putting
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$5,500 every single year which equates to about
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fifteen dollars every single day
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So let's say instead of going out every single day you go through and you say hey instead of going out to dinner
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We're out to lunch. I'm gonna take this money and I'm gonna put it into my Roth IRA and that
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$5,500 invested every single year from the time you're 18 to the time you're 60
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That will be a total of two hundred and thirty one thousand dollars invested
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but because of the power of compounding interest that
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231 thousand dollars will it turn into one point four five million dollars?
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so two hundred and thirty one thousand dollars invested is almost turned into one and a half million dollars of
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Completely non taxable income that you can have and use in your retirement and that right there is the beauty of compound interest
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Albert Einstein actually called compound interest the 8th wonder of the world and
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Warren Buffett who many of you guys know is one of the wealthiest?
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men in the world
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he said that he attributes his wealth to a lot of luck and
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Also compound interest so you can see right there the power of compound interest now
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Let's compare this to let's say you don't start this until you're a little bit later in life
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Let's say you're thirty years old just so you can see the stark contrast of starting a Roth IRA at the age of 18
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Versus thirty both are very young but there's a 12 years difference. So let's say that same example, you're 30 years old and you're investing
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$1,000 every single year
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into your Roth IRA
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By the time you are 60 years old by the time you can actually go through and pull that money out
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And remember it is fifty nine and a half, but just to make this example easy
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We're using the age of 60 so that will be 30 years or one thousand dollars every single year
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That'll be thirty thousand dollars invested now by the time you can actually pull that money out that money will have turned into
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108 thousand dollars now a little bit over one hundred eight thousand dollars, but you're almost four times
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Eeen your money just with the power of comp interests over those 30 years
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Now if you're 30 years old and you're just starting your Roth IRA more than likely you've got a stable job
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You've got some income coming in so you can probably go through and you can probably max out your Roth IRA every single year at
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$5,500 per year now if you do that
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$5,500 per year over the course of 30 years you will have invested
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165 thousand dollars over the course of that 30 years into your Roth IRA
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but because of
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Compounding interest you will have just shy of six hundred thousand dollars in
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Your Roth IRA that you can have and use in your retirement. And remember the best part about this is this 100%
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Tax-free because you are already taxed on the initial money that you put into your Roth IRA
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so guys this is why I
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stress so hard that you need to go through and set up your Roth IRA account and put in as much money as you possibly
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Can every single year if you need to cut back on some?
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luxury
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Expenses that aren't really worth it to see that compound interest help grow that money
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To benefit you in your retirement so you don't have to rely on your kids taking care of you then
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This is the number one way to go through and do it now
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You can go through it takes about 20 minutes to set up account. You can do it online. You can go into a branch
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that's
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Local nearby where you live and the number one recommendation I would have is just going through and setting up your Roth IRA
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so you don't miss out on all of the growth that you can earn with your money by just
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Compounding every single year now
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I was telling you guys the very beginning of this video that I was going to tell you one of the fatal mistakes
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that you do not want to make when you go through and set up your Roth IRA and this was actually
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Very embarrassing but I made this mistake myself and actually after talking to a few friends
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I found out that several other people had made this exact same mistake. Now what I first started my Roth IRA
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I thought that a Roth IRA was like investing money into a stock or into a mutual fund
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so I thought that this fifty five hundred dollars that I initially put in it was like investing fifty five hundred dollars into
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Apple or Amazon or one of these different stocks or mutual funds?
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however
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The reality is which I didn't find this out until about eight months later when I was actually starting to dig into
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What a Roth IRA is and how it works
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I knew that I needed to create one because I had seen other YouTube videos or blog posts and so I was like I need
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To create it get money in there
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But then I realized that a Roth IRA is more like your checking or your savings account. So in all reality
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What happens is you put money into that Roth IRA Roth IRA
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and then the money just really sits there and if you don't put that money into some
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Investment then what happens is you're getting the same return is if that money is just sitting in your savings account
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Which with most banks is like point zero one percent
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so with point zero one percent earnings every single year it is gonna take you a
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Long long time even with compound interest to actually see that money grow
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So once you go through you create that Roth IRA you fund it you put some money into it and then from here
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Now you need to go through and invest this money into stocks mutual funds index funds whatever it is
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and
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The growth and the earnings on that money is where you see the growth and the compound interest actually start to happen and take place
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And then any earnings on that stock growth?
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You don't have to be taxed on when you're 60 years old later down the road now
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There's probably a lot of you guys watching this right now and thinking well, duh. That's an obvious
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Well, guess what that wasn't obvious to me and I know a lot of other people wasn't obvious to them
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So if you're watching this video right now
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I just want to make sure that that was clear for you as well
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If you're kind of a newbie with this whole Roth IRA thing
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Because what happens is if you just put money in there and it sits for eight months like you did with me
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So I just want to break this down and explain this to you so you don't make those stupid mistakes
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Like I did and I put this in and I had eight months. Luckily. It was only eight months
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I had a friend who went through and put money into his Roth IRA and he let it sit for two
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Years before he realized he had to actually go through and invest that money into some other stock or some other investment
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To actually see that money grow now. I'm not a financial adviser
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So I can't advise you on any stocks or mutual funds or in-depth at index funds or anything else to go through and put that
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money into however
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Most of the experts if you're just going through and you're not a day in a day out stock trader or anything like that
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most experts will advise to put that money and low-cost index funds because
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Instead of just investing all of your money into a stock like let's say Amazon
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Let's say something crazy happened with Amazon
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Tomorrow like something like that happened with Enron and then all of a sudden the company just craters and tanks
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Well, you just lost all of your money whereas with index funds
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It's like investing just a little bit of your money across all of the stocks in the stock
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Market, and so you are a lot safer when you're going through and investing in low-cost index funds. So that's actually what I've done
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I Maura the long term long game mindset with my Roth IRA and
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Investing in low-cost index funds to see that money grow
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Which you can typically Kees typically see about a six to eight percent return on your money annually
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With these low-cost index funds. Alright guys, so just a quick recap of what we talked about today number one
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make sure you go through and start your own Roth IRA if you have not yet if
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You're putting this off for any reason just because it's so easy to do. It's very easy not to do as well
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So I highly recommend just drop what you're doing right now. You have some free time because you're watching this video
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Stop what you're doing go start up your own Roth IRA doesn't matter if you're a fifteen eighteen forty fifty wherever you're at in life
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Start this so you can start compounding this money then step. Number two after you've got this created
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Make sure you go through and actually put in as much money as you can every single year up to fifty five hundred
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dollars now if you can't put in fifty five hundred dollars every single year, it doesn't matter but
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remember, even if you're putting just one thousand dollars per year into your Roth IRA the effect of compounding that money can be
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extremely beneficial for you
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And then once that money is into your auth RA don't forget to invest that money into some type of fund whether it's a stock
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Mutual fund index fund I highly recommend index funds because they are just low risk
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They're gonna grow over time and this is kind of a low risk investment
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Because if you're investing for your retirement you want to make sure that you have money in there
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So you don't want to be throwing it all in Amazon or Apple or something like that and then a year from now?
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Something happens it totally craters and then you just kind of are not really make anything on your money whereas with index funds
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They're very safe. They're very reliable over the course of last decades. You can go through and do the research
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They typically can make between 6 to 8%
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annually on your money and
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Compounding that money over the course of 30 or 40 years
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It's amazing and I've shown you guys these examples earlier in this video. And then the fourth thing is just to be patient
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Okay, don't go through and pull money out or you know
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Make sure that you're only investing the money that you don't absolutely need to have on hand
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because if you go through and you pull it out before 59 and a half
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you are gonna be taxed you're gonna be having all these fines and
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It's not the way that you want to do it you want to put the money in that you don't really care about seeing
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until you're 60 or older because then this money has grown with compound interest and
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You will thank me when you are in your retirement
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So create the Roth IRA put in as much money as you can every single year
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Invest that money into index funds and then be patient and just watch it grow over time. Don't be checking every week
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Don't be checking every month
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Don't be freaking out if the stock drops a little bit or the index one drops a little bit over the course of decades
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Typically is gonna be that upward growth about six to eight percent
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So anyway guys, thanks so much for watching this video if you want some more tips on how to grow your money
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I'm giving out to you guys 100% for free and I'm showing you how to grow your passive income from zero to your first
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$1,000 every single month and if you think about that if you don't have any money go through and invest into your Roth IRA
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this is a great way to start making some side extra income and then any of the income that you make
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Through these passive income checklist that I'm showing you guys and teach you guys how to do
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Then just put that money all into your Roth IRA and you can have that fun too Roth IRA
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100% so if your check that you're making from your normal job or your employer you could just have that pay for your main
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Expenses and you can have that for savings and emergency fund and everything else
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You have the side passive income source. That's funding your whole retirement. All right
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when you started it and
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What you're gonna do if you have not started it when you are you actually gonna start it and take action
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