Thanks for watching, everyone! Your homework: use these words in everyday life. More money & business vocabulary to master: 11 MONEY phrasal verbs czcams.com/video/ml7vkowQtNg/video.html 7 common phrasal verbs for business czcams.com/video/pJhCJl4CDs8/video.html
I've been watching James videos for a while now although my English is not really at beginners level. I just love the way he combines actual knowledge with humor and by that, manages to make the content interesting as well as understandable for beginners which really is the goal of the channel. This one especially hit the spot for me (being an economy student and actually understanding some things better than in class 😂) so I felt the need of leaving a comment and showing some appreciation
Hi James. First of all, I am amazed not only by your knowledge about finances but also by the way you teach it to others in a very simple and funny way. Brilliant! Today i didn't only learn new vocabulary about money but also how i can start investing my money instead of be working 24/7. i have never invested money on anything and that's because i never receive financial education neither at home nor school. i was always taught to work, save money in the bank where it can be save. o guess i was taught the wrong way. and because of my lack of knowledge on finances i am still afraid to invest on sth and then lose. it. investing your money on sth is very risky like you said. you might make a fortune or you lose everything.I believe that before investing on sth someone must do a research first in oder to find out what do a research first in order to find out what are the best areas in the marked for investing that way you will know exactly where you are investing your money Anyway, i really enjoyed this lesson. and the quiz. at the end. that was fabulous. I'll give it a tow thumbs up. Greetings from pakistan
Ur video is wonderfull, back then I was working in an east european broker, they weren't able to give this kind of content to handle native english speaker correctly.
I invest into index life insurance with cash value. That is the safest route and IRA can't touch that. Plus, your family is safe if you die before retirement age. But, DRIP i use that for my Roth IRA. So, I can max out every year, but I still get more of their stocks every time they give me dividends.
james why the heck do you gain weight lol. The last time I learned from your video was about 4 years ago. But hey, you look healthier and fresh anyway, and always giving top notch learning video
A car is most DEFINITELY not an asset my guy. I haven't in fact heard anybody say it ever :D It regularly takes money out of your pockets and depreciates in value fast, like immediately... It is the definition of a liability, please don't teach people that having a car is a great investment.
Yeah ive disagreed with alot of this guy's assertions. Houses and cars arent really assets, they both suck your money up regularly. An antique is an asset because it costs nothing to just keep it and let it appreciate in value over time, a car devalues the moment you buy it
@@limpep which most people don't have, that's just the rich, you know he's talking about the average person and for the average person both car and house eat money, they don't make it until they're sold and even then they make less than what the person has put into them over the duration of time they've spent having to maintain them. Especially cars. Cars are like computers these days, soon as you get one another has already superceded it before you've even got it home.
An asset is property that is owned or something that provides value to people’s lives. Cars can be owned, homes can be owned. They also add value to lives especially because you will have a roof over your head and a car will provide secure transportation (especially in the suburbs and rural areas), cars ARE an important investment unless you reside in a place similar to NYC where there are boatloads of transportation. Walking is not always an option especially in some parts of the suburbs where they lack sidewalks and in rural areas where facilities are spaced out. Cars may be a depreciating asset because they lose value over time but they are still an asset because you can turn it into cash.
@@samanthadiior There are things called buses and trains lady, we can't all afford a car, Ive spent my entire life either walking or catching trains and cars cost continual maintenance as do houses, they are financial black holes that depreciate in value the moment you start inhabiting them. Yes you can sell them off but you seldom get back the return for the years of money you put into them.
I've been watching James videos for a while now although my English is not really at beginners level. I just love the way he combines actual knowledge with humor and by that, manages to make the content interesting as well as understandable for beginners which really is the goal of the channel. This one especially hit the spot for me (being an economy student and actually understanding some things better than in class 😂) so I felt the need of leaving a comment and showing some appreciation
Thanks for watching, everyone! Your homework: use these words in everyday life.
More money & business vocabulary to master:
11 MONEY phrasal verbs czcams.com/video/ml7vkowQtNg/video.html
7 common phrasal verbs for business czcams.com/video/pJhCJl4CDs8/video.html
4:08 60 IS young... you ARE correct, sir 😊😊
28 minutes class and I’ve learned a lot more than all year long to learn finance at uni. Thank you.
I've been watching James videos for a while now although my English is not really at beginners level. I just love the way he combines actual knowledge with humor and by that, manages to make the content interesting as well as understandable for beginners which really is the goal of the channel. This one especially hit the spot for me (being an economy student and actually understanding some things better than in class 😂) so I felt the need of leaving a comment and showing some appreciation
You all guys from Engvid are the constellation, the super stars.
Thank you for this video, it is very useful.
A company makes profits and shares (distributes) those profits among investors, those shared (distributed) profits are called dividends.
Good teacher hope to see you every week😊
Thank you James, you nail it, is better than my finance class!
Thanks buddy, now I'll take a closer glimpse to my portfolio!!! Great class
Great teacher ever.
Hello James! You are my new teacher! Why I didn't know about you earlier. You are an interesting
person. I'm keen on your channel. thank you!
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what an amazing video learnt a lot . surely , i will mention you someday on a tv
It’s so cleary ! I’m spanish and french speaker thank you
Such elegant and humble person
Thank you.
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Hi James. First of all, I am amazed not only by your knowledge about finances but also by the way you teach it to others in a very simple and funny way. Brilliant! Today i didn't only learn new vocabulary about money but also how i can start investing my money instead of be working 24/7. i have never invested money on anything and that's because i never receive financial education neither at home nor school. i was always taught to work, save money in the bank where it can be save. o guess i was taught the wrong way. and because of my lack of knowledge on finances i am still afraid to invest on sth and then lose. it. investing your money on sth is very risky like you said. you might make a fortune or you lose everything.I believe that before investing on sth someone must do a research first in oder to find out what do a research first in order to find out what are the best areas in the marked for investing that way you will know exactly where you are investing your money Anyway, i really enjoyed this lesson. and the quiz. at the end. that was fabulous. I'll give it a tow thumbs up. Greetings from pakistan
As someone who's preparing for banking exams i do have to read a lot of business editorial so thanks for this fun lesson sir
Love you so much thank you
Thank you Sir for this new lesson
Ur video is wonderfull, back then I was working in an east european broker, they weren't able to give this kind of content to handle native english speaker correctly.
thank you and a Happy New Year !
Thanks for this lesson
I love your personality ❤
I really like his energy!!
Thank you so much teacher 🙏
Thanks
Love yr teaching style as alws
Crystal clear.
Thanks, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year🎉2024
Thank you, awesome video
Thank you so much, Sir
Good job 👍 thanks
Useful lesson ❤❤❤❤
ok, after long time new video :-) super
You are awesome!
Absolut my man
How about the CD's for 5yrs??
I invest into index life insurance with cash value. That is the safest route and IRA can't touch that. Plus, your family is safe if you die before retirement age. But, DRIP i use that for my Roth IRA. So, I can max out every year, but I still get more of their stocks every time they give me dividends.
This teacher is so funny!
It's been a long time sir
james why the heck do you gain weight lol. The last time I learned from your video was about 4 years ago. But hey, you look healthier and fresh anyway, and always giving top notch learning video
Good
Inflation has eaten deep into my savings
I would love you to make a gym related video.
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A car is most DEFINITELY not an asset my guy. I haven't in fact heard anybody say it ever :D It regularly takes money out of your pockets and depreciates in value fast, like immediately... It is the definition of a liability, please don't teach people that having a car is a great investment.
Yeah ive disagreed with alot of this guy's assertions. Houses and cars arent really assets, they both suck your money up regularly. An antique is an asset because it costs nothing to just keep it and let it appreciate in value over time, a car devalues the moment you buy it
Depends on the vehicle, a rare vehicle can definitely be an appreciating asset, such as a classic car or a limited edition car.
@@limpep which most people don't have, that's just the rich, you know he's talking about the average person and for the average person both car and house eat money, they don't make it until they're sold and even then they make less than what the person has put into them over the duration of time they've spent having to maintain them. Especially cars. Cars are like computers these days, soon as you get one another has already superceded it before you've even got it home.
An asset is property that is owned or something that provides value to people’s lives. Cars can be owned, homes can be owned. They also add value to lives especially because you will have a roof over your head and a car will provide secure transportation (especially in the suburbs and rural areas), cars ARE an important investment unless you reside in a place similar to NYC where there are boatloads of transportation. Walking is not always an option especially in some parts of the suburbs where they lack sidewalks and in rural areas where facilities are spaced out. Cars may be a depreciating asset because they lose value over time but they are still an asset because you can turn it into cash.
@@samanthadiior There are things called buses and trains lady, we can't all afford a car, Ive spent my entire life either walking or catching trains and cars cost continual maintenance as do houses, they are financial black holes that depreciate in value the moment you start inhabiting them. Yes you can sell them off but you seldom get back the return for the years of money you put into them.
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This year when I became a millionarie I am gonna invite you for dinner
I've been watching James videos for a while now although my English is not really at beginners level. I just love the way he combines actual knowledge with humor and by that, manages to make the content interesting as well as understandable for beginners which really is the goal of the channel. This one especially hit the spot for me (being an economy student and actually understanding some things better than in class 😂) so I felt the need of leaving a comment and showing some appreciation
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