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Start your savings plan today! Link in my Profile for my Brokers to find you the best Home Loan on the market and support you to buy a property! 🏡 *not financial advice* #fyp #finance #saving #mortgage #personalfinance
Start your savings plan today! Link in my Profile for my Brokers to find you the best Home Loan on the market and support you to buy a property! 🏡 *not financial advice* #fyp #finance #saving #mortgage #personalfinance
why is Trump so bullish on this one sector? I built a dashboard to find out why. comment RARE and i’ll send it over. (Not financial advice, do your own research)
why is Trump so bullish on this one sector? I built a dashboard to find out why. comment RARE and i’ll send it over. (Not financial advice, do your own research)
AI is going to make a lot of people rich. Here are three stocks I’m holding for the next five years. Comment STOCK to see what me and my team are buying. (Not financial advice, do your own research.)
AI is going to make a lot of people rich. Here are three stocks I’m holding for the next five years. Comment STOCK to see what me and my team are buying. (Not financial advice, do your own research.)
🫣 ⚠️ This content is not financial advice and should be used for educational purposes only. We recommend you do your own research and consider taking personal advice before making any financial decisions.
🫣 ⚠️ This content is not financial advice and should be used for educational purposes only. We recommend you do your own research and consider taking personal advice before making any financial decisions.
⭐️Comment 𝗛𝗢𝗪 & I’ll give you the free training that breaks down multiple different online income streams you can start tonight ! Disclaimer: Results will vary based on your effort, consistency, and time invested. This is not financial advice or a promise of income. This video is for educational purposes only. I do not guarantee results to anyone.
⭐️Comment 𝗛𝗢𝗪 & I’ll give you the free training that breaks down multiple different online income streams you can start tonight ! Disclaimer: Results will vary based on your effort, consistency, and time invested. This is not financial advice or a promise of income. This video is for educational purposes only. I do not guarantee results to anyone.
This is not financial advice 🙂 #astrology
This is not financial advice 🙂 #astrology
After 40, the financial game shifts fast 👇 Comment “40” and I’ll DM you a checklist of the exact moves to make after 40. 📚 Educational purposes only - not financial advice. Please consult a CPA for your specific situation. #investment #wealth
After 40, the financial game shifts fast 👇 Comment “40” and I’ll DM you a checklist of the exact moves to make after 40. 📚 Educational purposes only - not financial advice. Please consult a CPA for your specific situation. #investment #wealth
Free guide: FatFireClub.com/5ways Automatic Wealth Engine FatFireClub.com/AWE Work With Jim FatFireClub.com/WWJ Education. Not advice. Consult your financial adviser My name is Jim Chuong. I made millions without the hustle. I’m a Canadian that invests in U.S. stocks and U.S. real estate. I am not a financial adviser. I do not give financial advice. Consult your financial adviser. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. Consult your lawyer. I am not an accountant. I do not give tax advice. Consult a licensed tax professional. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. No offer. Not a solicitation to buy or sell any asset or asset class. There is no investment “opportunity”. All investing is subject to risk including the possible loss of the money you invest.
Free guide: FatFireClub.com/5ways Automatic Wealth Engine FatFireClub.com/AWE Work With Jim FatFireClub.com/WWJ Education. Not advice. Consult your financial adviser My name is Jim Chuong. I made millions without the hustle. I’m a Canadian that invests in U.S. stocks and U.S. real estate. I am not a financial adviser. I do not give financial advice. Consult your financial adviser. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. Consult your lawyer. I am not an accountant. I do not give tax advice. Consult a licensed tax professional. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. No offer. Not a solicitation to buy or sell any asset or asset class. There is no investment “opportunity”. All investing is subject to risk including the possible loss of the money you invest.
I just sold my Vanguard S&P 500 and switched to @invescouk version when I was rebalancing my portfolio. Here’s why. (Not financial advice, just my personal views and education. Capital at risk. Info correct at the time of writing) Most people assume all S&P 500 trackers are basically the same. They’re not. Here’s the breakdown: 1. Lower fees Vanguard S&P 500: 0.07% Invesco S&P 500: 0.05% Small difference, but it adds up over decades. 2. Better performance (1-year) Invesco S&P 500: 19.47% Vanguard S&P 500: 19.38% Same index. Different returns. Why? 3. It’s about fund structure, not stock picking → Vanguard’s fund buys the physical underlying shares. Because these are US shares, you get hit with a 15% withholding tax on dividends. → Invesco’s fund is synthetic — it holds a swap contract with a bank that mimics the S&P 500’s performance. No physical shares, no dividend tax. 4. Why this matters more than it sounds Most of the S&P 500’s total return comes from dividends being reinvested, not just price growth. That 15% tax drag translates to roughly 0.2–0.3% lost per year. 5. the tradeoff Synthetic replication isn’t free of risk. The swap contract itself carries a cost (0.072%, on top of the TER), and there’s counterparty risk — you’re relying on the bank(s) behind the swap to honour the contract. Invesco mitigates this by spreading exposure across multiple counterparties and monitoring them daily and over collateralised, but it’s not zero risk. Nothing in investing is. This is the trade you’re making: slightly lower dividend drag, in exchange for taking on swap counterparty exposure instead of physical share ownership. Over a 30-year compounding period, that “tiny” percentage becomes a genuinely huge difference in your end pot. I’ve spent 8+ years on the trading floor, and this is exactly the kind of detail that never makes it into a fund fact sheet — it’s stuff you only pick up from being inside the industry. I’m here to ungatekeep it. Share it with a friend who might not know and just started investing too. Now you know too. Follow @michelle.huangyy for more investing education like this explained in simple terms
I just sold my Vanguard S&P 500 and switched to @invescouk version when I was rebalancing my portfolio. Here’s why. (Not financial advice, just my personal views and education. Capital at risk. Info correct at the time of writing) Most people assume all S&P 500 trackers are basically the same. They’re not. Here’s the breakdown: 1. Lower fees Vanguard S&P 500: 0.07% Invesco S&P 500: 0.05% Small difference, but it adds up over decades. 2. Better performance (1-year) Invesco S&P 500: 19.47% Vanguard S&P 500: 19.38% Same index. Different returns. Why? 3. It’s about fund structure, not stock picking → Vanguard’s fund buys the physical underlying shares. Because these are US shares, you get hit with a 15% withholding tax on dividends. → Invesco’s fund is synthetic — it holds a swap contract with a bank that mimics the S&P 500’s performance. No physical shares, no dividend tax. 4. Why this matters more than it sounds Most of the S&P 500’s total return comes from dividends being reinvested, not just price growth. That 15% tax drag translates to roughly 0.2–0.3% lost per year. 5. the tradeoff Synthetic replication isn’t free of risk. The swap contract itself carries a cost (0.072%, on top of the TER), and there’s counterparty risk — you’re relying on the bank(s) behind the swap to honour the contract. Invesco mitigates this by spreading exposure across multiple counterparties and monitoring them daily and over collateralised, but it’s not zero risk. Nothing in investing is. This is the trade you’re making: slightly lower dividend drag, in exchange for taking on swap counterparty exposure instead of physical share ownership. Over a 30-year compounding period, that “tiny” percentage becomes a genuinely huge difference in your end pot. I’ve spent 8+ years on the trading floor, and this is exactly the kind of detail that never makes it into a fund fact sheet — it’s stuff you only pick up from being inside the industry. I’m here to ungatekeep it. Share it with a friend who might not know and just started investing too. Now you know too. Follow @michelle.huangyy for more investing education like this explained in simple terms
THIS is a great place to start to become financially independent 💸 📌 SAVE this video to come back to! note: all of these percentages are for your take-home pay (after taxes) and remember, personal finance is personal, so feel free to adjust these percentages for your own circumstances + money goals, but this is a great place to start! if you're a woman who was never taught about finances, follow @jamietalksmoney and I'll show you everything you were never taught! reminder: I'm not a financial advisor (aka this isn't financial advice)...I'm just a girl who figured this out by actually living it, and I want to help you do the same, no matter where you're starting from 💖 🫶 video inspired by @dallinholt_
THIS is a great place to start to become financially independent 💸 📌 SAVE this video to come back to! note: all of these percentages are for your take-home pay (after taxes) and remember, personal finance is personal, so feel free to adjust these percentages for your own circumstances + money goals, but this is a great place to start! if you're a woman who was never taught about finances, follow @jamietalksmoney and I'll show you everything you were never taught! reminder: I'm not a financial advisor (aka this isn't financial advice)...I'm just a girl who figured this out by actually living it, and I want to help you do the same, no matter where you're starting from 💖 🫶 video inspired by @dallinholt_
How to buy a house for £15,000... #property #house #flip I love sharing ideas on how to grow your money! 🏡 Just a quick reminder - this is for education only. I don’t provide financial advice.
How to buy a house for £15,000... #property #house #flip I love sharing ideas on how to grow your money! 🏡 Just a quick reminder - this is for education only. I don’t provide financial advice.
I'm a 40 year old working mum, a dentist and if I could give my younger self one piece of financial advice, it would be this: Stop chasing income. Start building assets. Here are 5 wealth-building assets worth knowing about 👇 1. Real Estate (Rental Income) Assets that pay you month after month. Examples: • Rental properties or shared accommodations • Digital real estate (content platforms, brand collaborations) • Niche websites and online communities Why? • Creates recurring cash flow • Appreciates in value over time • Can generate income even when you're not actively working How to start: Begin with what you have. A spare room, a small investment, or building a digital presence can be your first step. 2. Digital Assets & Side Businesses Something you own that has the potential to earn repeatedly — from anywhere. Examples: • Affiliate marketing • Digital products (guides, templates, e-books) • Service-based businesses (content creation, design, consulting) Why? • Scalable passive income potential • Full ownership and flexibility • Low startup costs compared to traditional businesses How to start: Leverage a skill you already have and test your idea on a small scale before expanding. 3. High-Income Skills The one asset nobody can ever take away from you. Examples: • Content creation & UGC • Digital marketing and SEO Why? • Minimal upfront investment • Strong earning potential from day one How to start: Choose one skill, learn consistently, and start offering value before you feel "ready." 4. Cash-Flow Assets Assets designed to give you steady, predictable returns. Examples: • Fixed deposits and government-backed investments • Recurring affiliate commissions Why? • More predictable income streams • Beginner-friendly and low risk How to start: Invest consistently, even if the amount is small. Consistency beats perfection every time. 5. Stocks & Index Investing Owning a piece of businesses you believe in. Examples: • Index funds • Blue-chip stocks Why? • Long-term wealth building • Works quietly in the background while you focus on life 💛 Save this for later — your future self will thank you. 👇 Drop
I'm a 40 year old working mum, a dentist and if I could give my younger self one piece of financial advice, it would be this: Stop chasing income. Start building assets. Here are 5 wealth-building assets worth knowing about 👇 1. Real Estate (Rental Income) Assets that pay you month after month. Examples: • Rental properties or shared accommodations • Digital real estate (content platforms, brand collaborations) • Niche websites and online communities Why? • Creates recurring cash flow • Appreciates in value over time • Can generate income even when you're not actively working How to start: Begin with what you have. A spare room, a small investment, or building a digital presence can be your first step. 2. Digital Assets & Side Businesses Something you own that has the potential to earn repeatedly — from anywhere. Examples: • Affiliate marketing • Digital products (guides, templates, e-books) • Service-based businesses (content creation, design, consulting) Why? • Scalable passive income potential • Full ownership and flexibility • Low startup costs compared to traditional businesses How to start: Leverage a skill you already have and test your idea on a small scale before expanding. 3. High-Income Skills The one asset nobody can ever take away from you. Examples: • Content creation & UGC • Digital marketing and SEO Why? • Minimal upfront investment • Strong earning potential from day one How to start: Choose one skill, learn consistently, and start offering value before you feel "ready." 4. Cash-Flow Assets Assets designed to give you steady, predictable returns. Examples: • Fixed deposits and government-backed investments • Recurring affiliate commissions Why? • More predictable income streams • Beginner-friendly and low risk How to start: Invest consistently, even if the amount is small. Consistency beats perfection every time. 5. Stocks & Index Investing Owning a piece of businesses you believe in. Examples: • Index funds • Blue-chip stocks Why? • Long-term wealth building • Works quietly in the background while you focus on life 💛 Save this for later — your future self will thank you. 👇 Drop
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