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Top 1% Net Worth in Canada by Age Group: 25-29: $406K 30-34: $811K 35-39: $1.62M 40-44: $2.43M 45-49: $3.65M 50-54: $4.87M 55-59: $6.49M 60-64: $8.11M 65-69: $9.73M 80+: $5.7M Here are 5 things I did to put myself in the top 1% of Canadians between 25-29: // THREAD 🧵 //
Took a 6-month break from social media, a lot has happened during that time: • Just got married 💍 • I’m officially a DINK now 👩❤️👨 • Two job changes 📈 Good to be back… Oh and, the portfolio rose 16% too (buy & hold index funds, thank me later)
Do’s and Don’t with your next paycheck: Do: • Invest at least 10% into low cost index funds • Maximize your employer match • Pay off high interest debt (credit cards) • Save money towards an emergency fund • Save money for 6-24 month savings goals Don’t: • Buy whole…
3 things I will never be “too busy” for: - Exercising 3-5x per week - Date night with my partner - Sleeping at least 7 hrs per night
Them: “Investing is for the rich” “I’ll worry about money later” “Spend your money because you could die tomorrow” Also them: - Credit card debt - $0 in savings - Sleepless nights when they lose a job - Can’t pay for their children’s education - Complain about the government -…
You know you’re a seasoned content creator when Someone leaves a hate comment on your post And you intentionally argue back to increase engagement and boost your post up the algorithm
You don’t need whole life insurance if you have no dependents And I know, every - Insurance agent - Person who has a whole life insurance policy Will try to defend themselves and tell you “If structured correctly, whole life insurance can be BLAH BLAH BLAH” Lets keep it…
A 9-5 is actually pretty chill • Turn off your laptop at 5 • Health Benefits & Insurance • Employer match retirement plans • Stability • Weekends off • Predictable career path • Very little risk, can always find a job Pursuing entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone So…
Friendly reminder: Your primary residence is not an investment Your primary residence is not an investment Your primary residence is not an investment Your primary residence is not an investment
Invest in index funds for: 1️⃣ Diversification 2️⃣ Lower costs & higher returns 3️⃣ Passive management & tax efficiency 4️⃣ Long-term focus & broad market exposure
The right way to prioritize relationships: 1) Your partner 2) Your kids 3) Your parents 4) Your siblings 5) Everyone else
If you HAD to work a 9-5 job until 65, which career path would you pursue and why?
“I want to give my kids everything I didn’t get as a kid” Is one of the BIGGEST reasons why parents will continue living paycheck to paycheck Your kids want your love, time and energy Not a new toy every week or a vacation every month Learn to say “no.”
I’m looking to buy a $30,000 vehicle Need something that: - Gets me from A to B - Low maintenance - Fuel friendly - Long lasting (7+ years) Two questions for y’all: 1) Which vehicle would you suggest? 2) Pay cash or finance or lease?
Controversial opinion: Your kids aren’t the reason why you’re living paycheck to paycheck. You just don’t know how to tell them “no.”
Retiring as soon as possible is overrated I’m not saying work until you’re 70 But if you’re 24 and want to retire at 30 because you hate your job I’d argue you should focus on doing something that you genuinely enjoy while still planning to retire at a reasonable age
Being broke is hard. Becoming rich is hard. Being overweight is hard. Working out is hard. Starting a business is hard. Working a job you hate is hard. CHOOSE YOUR HARD
Your $80,000 car ain’t a flex if you drive it to a job you hate.
Unpopular opinion: A high paying 9-5 with benefits is better than being a business owner.
My first $100K took 5 years My second $100K took 2 years My third $100K took 1.5 years This is the power of compound interest
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