How To Get FREE MONEY (Legally)

A 401k Employer Match is LITERALLY FREE MONEY – @SimonSquibb Featuring Simon Squibb | Add me on Instagram: GPStephan

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  • @Mantis_Shrimp99 says:

    At 18 a old lady sat me down shortly after getting my first factory job she made me set one up in 26 now and have over 60k in it now last checked

  • @BigPapiNick says:

    Just the match is priority l. Then a Roth, then HSA if applicable, then if you have extra max out the 401k. They are very expensive not just the expense of the fund but there are admin, advisor,legal,custodial fees that get charged every year. It ends up being like 1-2% of total assets.

  • @maddieb.4282 says:

    CHECK THE VESTING PERIOD. Many businesses say they’ll do this but the money is only confirmed when you work there for a certain period of time, often it’s a year.

  • @danield7263 says:

    My company matches 12%

  • @you1done1son1 says:

    (In order to acquire said money, you need to work there for 3 years, usually)

  • @ryant2568 says:

    Good for the business as they get to tie it to a vesting period and use it as a tax write-off.
    And good for the employee as it’s basically free money.

  • @jordananderson3846 says:

    Yea that will be inflated away before you can even get it

    • @Travvv94 says:

      Delusional. A lot of other countries have this as a legal requirement from your employer so its almost impossible to be broke when you retire.

  • @CeliaBellanb says:

    Nice video. Not a criticism, I enjoy your insights. I tend to think prices could go higher if XAI70P rockets. But understand the logic for sandbagging estimates. My opinion is XAI70P breaks 1, perhaps reaches 10 ATH, if conditions are right. But broader forces are at play now. We’re moving into really unknown territory. And these entities are shrewd. I think there’s massive manipulation ahead. If XAI70P survives that, well, we’re likely in for a good pump.

  • @lp2623 says:

    Just like he shilled ftx blockfi platform and every user got their funds stolen ?

  • @YaNeK92 says:

    Should we go down the rabbit hole of why 401k was even created in the first place in ifferent forms all around the World? 🤔🤔🤔

  • @Ducotevision says:

    I buy bitcoin instead. It’s worked out flawlessly.

  • @CoreyMcConnell says:

    Not always. When I left I became ineligible and could only roll a portion of it over; then the product manager charged a bunch of fees to drop the balance down to zero. I wasn’t there a long time, but it was a reminder that nothing is free

  • @pallettown3358 says:

    Most places match up to 6%. I’ve been contributing 6% for 11 years now. And while my paychecks are a little less than those who don’t contribute, I know it will help so much in the long run

    • @ChowTY42 says:

      Lol I’m doing 25% right now at age 30 to take advantage of the swings of the market

    • @pallettown3358 says:

      @@ChowTY42does your company match 25% though? I can do 25% if I wanted, but seems like a waste if they only
      Match the first 6%

  • @MrWelfarehater says:

    I don’t have a 401k, I have a pension. In a year and a half I will receive 1076 a month for the rest of my life. I started working for the county at the old sge of 42, stayed 15 years.

    • @adirlovesJesus says:

      That’s a blessing man. Pensions have been all but phased out these days

    • @MrWelfarehater says:

      ​@@adirlovesJesus if you get a job for the State of Florida or a local municipality like I did, you are in the Florida Retirement System. You can either get a pension after 10 years or elect or choose the investment plan that works similar to a 401k.

  • @zuzu.hallak says:

    Nobody can be living to 65 or guaranteed to live to 65

  • @RapIndulgent says:

    Maybe should also discuss how the 401k conned the average person and set us up for a huge wealth gap with our employers and the people making the decision to move away from pensions! Support workers’ rights and bring back the pension

    • @charliep5139 says:

      Pensions are bad for a few reasons and I’m assuming you are talking about a defined benefit type pension.
      For one, that ties the worker to the company. If you leave that company, that pension ain’t coming with you. Also, that pension is tied to the company. If that company goes belly up then you’re screwed. Those are the two main ones I can think of off the top of my head

  • @jackmacziz6140 says:

    Hot take here but I contribute 0 and invest the extra money. Not trying to wait until I’m 59 to retire. Aiming for my freedom at 34/35ish

  • @DaBestOhYeah says:

    Uk companies give amazing contribution. 5% invested give 17%

  • @jacoblape says:

    They offer this but they only offer it knowing that you will not make it to a 20-year retirement

  • @markskolka4931 says:

    I wish advisors would amend this from being “free money” to an “earned benefit”. I work REAL hard and my employer does not give me that opportunity out of the goodness of their heart. It’s part of my overall compensation package

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