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School of Personal Finance
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I want to help you become great with money! My name is Rich McCormack and I am a Certified Financial Planner™ in the state of NY. I am passionate about educating and empowering people just like you to take control of your personal finances and reach financial freedom. I also have an all-inclusive learning platform consisting of recorded courses, webinars, live classes, awesome resources, and 1:1 office hours to discuss your progress. Check out our website by clicking the link below.
School of Personal Finance is an Investment Advisor registered with the State(s) of New York. All views, expressions, and opinions included in this communication are subject to change. This communication is not intended as an offer or solicitation to buy, hold or sell any financial instrument or investment advisory services.
School of Personal Finance is an Investment Advisor registered with the State(s) of New York. All views, expressions, and opinions included in this communication are subject to change. This communication is not intended as an offer or solicitation to buy, hold or sell any financial instrument or investment advisory services.
How much money will I need to retire?
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🌟 Are you wondering, "How much money will I need to retire?" 🌟 Join us in this insightful video as we break down the key factors and considerations that will help you determine the ideal financial goal for your retirement.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover essential topics such as:
📊 Calculating your current and future living expenses
💰 Estimating your desired lifestyle in retirement
📈 Factoring in inflation and potential healthcare costs
🏡 Evaluating your existing savings and investments
🌐 Exploring retirement income sources, including Social Security and pensions
📆 Setting realistic timelines and milestones for your retirement plan
Whether you're just starting to think about retirement or already have a strategy in place, this video provides valuable insights to help you make informed decisions about your financial future. Don't let uncertainty overshadow your retirement dreams-empower yourself with the knowledge to plan for a secure and fulfilling retirement.
🔔 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more informative content on financial planning, investments, and lifestyle tips. Let's embark on the journey to a worry-free retirement together! 💪🏽💵 #RetirementPlanning #FinancialFreedom #RetirementGoals
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School of Personal Finance is an Investment Advisor registered with the State(s) of New York. All views, expressions, and opinions included in this communication are subject to change. This communication is not intended as an offer or solicitation to buy, hold or sell any financial instrument or investment advisory services. Any information provided has been obtained from sources considered reliable, but we do not guarantee the accuracy, or the completeness of, any description of securities, markets or developments mentioned. We may, from time to time, have a position in the securities mentioned and may execute transactions that may not be consistent with this communication's conclusions. Please contact us at 914-299-3843 if there is any change in your financial situation, needs, goals or objectives, or if you wish to initiate any restrictions on the management of the account or modify existing restrictions. Additionally, we recommend you compare any account reports from SPF with the account statements from your Custodian. Please notify us if you do not receive statements from your Custodian on at least a quarterly basis. Our current disclosure brochure, Form ADV Part 2, is available for your review upon request, and on our website, www.schoolofpersonalfinance.com. This disclosure brochure, or a summary of material changes made, is also provided to our clients on an annual basis.
🌟 Are you wondering, "How much money will I need to retire?" 🌟 Join us in this insightful video as we break down the key factors and considerations that will help you determine the ideal financial goal for your retirement.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover essential topics such as:
📊 Calculating your current and future living expenses
💰 Estimating your desired lifestyle in retirement
📈 Factoring in inflation and potential healthcare costs
🏡 Evaluating your existing savings and investments
🌐 Exploring retirement income sources, including Social Security and pensions
📆 Setting realistic timelines and milestones for your retirement plan
Whether you're just starting to think about retirement or already have a strategy in place, this video provides valuable insights to help you make informed decisions about your financial future. Don't let uncertainty overshadow your retirement dreams-empower yourself with the knowledge to plan for a secure and fulfilling retirement.
🔔 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more informative content on financial planning, investments, and lifestyle tips. Let's embark on the journey to a worry-free retirement together! 💪🏽💵 #RetirementPlanning #FinancialFreedom #RetirementGoals
Subscribe Here: czcams.com/channels/JoM14_FRzdVAK4awLISSDA.html
Come Join the School of Personal Finance
www.schoolofpersonalfinance.com
★ CONNECT WITH RICH ON SOCIAL★
▸Twitter: richmccormack/
▸Instagram: rich_mccormack_cfp
▸Facebook: richmccormack
▸Linked In: www.linkedin.com/in/richard-mccormack/
School of Personal Finance is an Investment Advisor registered with the State(s) of New York. All views, expressions, and opinions included in this communication are subject to change. This communication is not intended as an offer or solicitation to buy, hold or sell any financial instrument or investment advisory services. Any information provided has been obtained from sources considered reliable, but we do not guarantee the accuracy, or the completeness of, any description of securities, markets or developments mentioned. We may, from time to time, have a position in the securities mentioned and may execute transactions that may not be consistent with this communication's conclusions. Please contact us at 914-299-3843 if there is any change in your financial situation, needs, goals or objectives, or if you wish to initiate any restrictions on the management of the account or modify existing restrictions. Additionally, we recommend you compare any account reports from SPF with the account statements from your Custodian. Please notify us if you do not receive statements from your Custodian on at least a quarterly basis. Our current disclosure brochure, Form ADV Part 2, is available for your review upon request, and on our website, www.schoolofpersonalfinance.com. This disclosure brochure, or a summary of material changes made, is also provided to our clients on an annual basis.
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Thanks for the explanation
My aunt paid her 30 year mortgage off in 10 years, just by making extra payments toward the principal. She didn't have to do any of this hoopla or put any extra thought into it.
If I use a credit card for velocity banking, and pay it off before the end of the month; could I not use it to pay my mortgage with a credit card check?
... added nothing new to what everyone else is saying ... u just wanted to big yourself up ... fail!
Big myself up? U must be really cool.
I saw a video on this yesterday. In a nutshell its usijg your HELOC, Credit Card, or whatever other line of credit as your emergency fund. Its a game if musical chairs that comes with a risk. Let's say you own $100K on your house and you have $100K in the bank. You could pay off your mortgage but you don't have any money for emergencies. Now lets introduce a $100K line of credit. You can now use the $100K in your bank account to pay off your house and if an emergency occurs you can pull from the line of credit. That's really what you are doing on a smaller scale. Its a decent strategy, but you need to be aware of the risks. If something happens and you can't pay back the HELOC or credit card, you essentially converted your mortgage that accrrued monthly at a lower interest rate to a HELOC that accrues daily at a higher rate, or a credit card with a very high interest rate.
If I take out HELOC, then wouldn’t I have a monthly mortgage payments plus payment to HELOC.
You should take this down your causing a lot of people to think its bad to use velicity banking when you know it works.
VB is a painstaking way to make a very small margin if you have extra money at the end of the month that you want to throw at the mortgage compared to the regular way of just making additional lump sum payments. Most of the touted benefits that come from the monthly vs daily compounding effect can easily be had by just paying all your monthly expenses on credit card and not paying it until your statement due date. The other way is just investing the money in anything that has a higher rate of return than your mortgage rate until the balance in the investment account is enough to wipe out the mortgage completely at which point you just redeem your investments and pay it off (or don't and just let the investment account keep growing while continuing to make your minimum monthly mortgage payment).
I have small children can i open an roth ira for my children i have a 4 year old and a 6month old
No unless they have earned income of their own which is unlikely.
@@SchoolofPersonalFinance that sucks what can I do to put my kids in position financially right now?
Best explanation I've gotten thus far. Thank you I am now a loyal subscriber!!❤
Thank you for this video. I knew velocity banking was nonsense. A lot of banks don't take bi-weekly payments nowadays.
Compound interest calculations...
Compound interest works both ways.
Using HELOCs or LOCs can be an effective strategy for those who are disciplined and want to pay down interest rate debt. It’s not for those looking to pay minimum payments and live beyond their means. That lifestyle is a never ending treadmill and no LOC will fix it.
Yes but they can recall the heloc anytime.
Hello from San Francisco. My wife has a 403b plan so this was a helpful explanation.
It works- just got to have positive cash flow and discipline 🎉
Very helpful. Thank you!
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This vid is bullshit. See the: Truth In Lending Act Your house was PAID IN DULL the day of the Closing. The banker TRICKED you into a NON-DISCLOSED 3rd Party INVESTMENT CONTRACT The year off part of Statement is the COUPON/CHECK/CREDIT due you
Thank you for this information. I wasn't quite sure how to go about this. I still have a question about what exactly is the difference between Plan Flat Dollar Amount, Plan Percentage, catch-up percentage, and catch-up percentage?
Ive been saying this to everyone once i understood what was going on!! So bragging about a 3% intrest rate means nothing...because eventually it becomes a 100% interest...
Just want to know, if velocity banking works for someone that has just started to get back on track with their financial leverage. My monthly income is social security, along with means of supplemental finances with my part-time job.
Where's the end of the video
I dont know how you can say that. Its just common sense and how it works.
I paid off my $300k house in 3.5 years!! I used a HELCO in first position, and It worked like magic. You have to be a disciplined and stick to your plan.
The point of velocity banking is to reduce your interest which came out to be $92 b/c you put your whole paycheck into the line of credit. In your debt snowball way, your interest would be higher, so no, you do not end up in the same place. Do the math bro!
Can you have Roth 401k contributions and Traditional 401k contributions in the same account?
Yes you can. Your 401k account will have a Traditional 401k segment and Roth 401k segment.
I think the only thing you're missing here is the fact that if you "re-assess" all of your debts and then somehow put them into the one debt your monthly payments will go down thus giving you more opportunity to move them faster.
I agree that the numbers match for both options. Option# 1: VB allows a person struggling with finances to have the $1,619.00 cash flow available in the LOC to use for emergency usage or other purchases. Option#2: Principle payments involves applying the cash flow $1,619.00 directly to the car's principle. It will bring the car payment down, but that cash flow is gone out of pocket forever not to be available if you are in need of the funds for what ever reason. One would have to consider if their goal is just to pay the car off with no concern of available funds OR if their goal is to pay the car down and have some cash flow as the car is being paid down. They both said it, its just math, but the goals must fir each person's situation should be clear to decide what method works for their situation. Peace to all in their financial journey 😊.
The simple solution to having the credit available is to get a LOC so it is available and not using it. Same thing.
I agree that the numbers match for both options. Option# 1: VB allows a person struggling with finances to have the $1,619.00 cash flow available in the LOC to use for emergency usage or other purchases. Option#2: Principle payments involves applying the cash flow $1,619.00 directly to the car's principle. It will bring the car payment down, but that cash flow is gone out of pocket forever not to be available if you are in need of the funds for what ever reason. One would have to consider if their goal is just to pay the car off with no concern of available funds OR if their goal is to pay the car down and have some cash flow as the car is being paid down. They both said it, its just math, but the goals must fir each person's situation should be clear to decide what method works for their situation. Peace to all in their financial journey 😊.
No. They do not "match" VB costs more in interest There is zero cash flow with VB as ALL available money is thrown at the debt As for using a loan as a "reserve of cash", you can still do that when you pay extra directly to the car loan. You can have a LOC on the side that you do not use All in all using VB in this case is not cost effective, overly complex and adds risk
I wonder what it feels like to be this wrong? I almost didn’t comment because it’s such a stupid statement. It’s math. Simple math at that.
Im new at this, @4:25, so wouldn't you be in a 30 year contract? so what your saying $12000 yr X 30 = $360,000 and thats just intrest!!!! if thats correct?
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
So at 18:23 we are just not making anymore payments after the $12k??? That’s a faulty example. For validity, you would need to plug in the payments for all the months, not just the 12k payment.
It was stupidly hard to find that the current nominal bond interest rates are 0%.
Credit card cash withdrawal is always above 21%, so anyone doing that must have so much air in his/her head.
Great story lots of good information. I want to start investing in real estate myself but I don’t have a lot of time two do lot of the legwork real estate investing takes. Turnkey companies work best for me. Can you suggest any reputable turnkey companies that I might be able to start talking to?
Velocity banking makes sense if you have a PLOC or HELOC with a decently low rate AND you are making more than you are spending. I agree the CC example makes no sense. In that case I'd take the extra $1400/month ( along with the original $600) and pay down the CC then once its paid put the $1400/month on the mortgage and personally I would take the $600 that they were paying on the CC and invest it in a tax deductible retirement savings account and take the tax savings from that each year and put that on the mortgage as well. You wouldn't pay the mortgage off quite as fast but you would also be building investments and having compound interest working for you instead of against you. The tax savings (say 30% of the $7200 you invest) is basically $2100 of 'free' money each year coming off your mortgage principle
lol I disagree, I never signed up for anything, but I am actively testing this over on my channel with 16k in debt, so we’ll see how it goes” actually” performs. So far, seeing results 🤷🏽♂️ Financial advisors outside of specialized tax situations have been rendered damn near irrelevant in regards to the returns they yield….🤷🏽♂️ The age of middle men is rapidly coming to an end
I recommend the following simple steps: 1. Live within your means. This doesn't mean that you can not borrow for big ticket items such as a house, new car, or even a dream holiday. It means ensuring that your income is sufficient to cover these costs and your normal living costs each month. 2. Use credit wisely. If you can afford to pay for something, why not use a credit card initially to purchase it and then pay off your credit card in full if this means no interest is payable. That way, you can earn interest on that money until you have to pay your credit card bill. If I need to pay for something really expensive with my credit card, I try to do this at the very beginning of my credit card period, meaning you can earn interest on the money needed to make the payment for upto 2 months. 3. Always pay down higher costing debt first. A zero mortgage balance feels great, but would you rather be paying 21% interest on a £10,000 credit card debt or 5% interest on a £10,000 mortgage. If you follow the above rules life will be happier.
It doesn't talk about savings and saving your money. Also this helps the banks better than the consumer because the banks get their mortgage paid quickly and get money from the line of credit which is paid quickly too. No defaults.
It's 2024 and $20 no longer gets 2 burritos :(
The only reason you would use velocity banking is to shorten the life of your mortgage. It's not to lower your monthly payments. It's to save you from paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest and shorten your 30 year mortgage down to 6 or 7 years.
this is seriously flawed - in no scenario would you be better off paying a lower interest rate balance with sources that cost a higher interest rate especially if they are compounding more frequently - something is being oversimplified and i cannot identify it - why not make additional principal payments directly from your cash flow and not from a HELOC wtf
Very informative video , thx man !!
I just saw a Velocity banking video where the client had maxxed card at 10k, and zero savings. I have never seen anyone assert the poor debt victim is sitting on a current system of 30% savings. I was shocked to see that chart and waited to hear whom he believes stated this is rational. The psychosis exhibited in this delusional video is a straw man argument. Wherein a falsehood is stated as the opposing persons view, and then that weak point is the attack vector. The simple solution to my comment is please, anyone, give me a YT URL of ANY Velocity proponent stating the client stated they save 30%. I need to see that.
What mortgage company/bank etc allows you to make that payment with a credit card???? Same for a auto loan??
I have successfully used my credit cards to pay them down with velocity banking. I am now in the middle of getting a HELOC to expand to my mortgage. Once I get the HELOC flowing, I am going to the Money Max program to lastly achieve infinite banking. I had to do steps to get started. Every program has great value to learn, and you must determine where you can start.
Who is paying their mortgage using a credit card?? Velocity works and you DON'T pay your mortgage with the card.