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How to get rich by doing nothing: "Wealth is a gift"
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How to get rich by doing nothing: "Wealth is a gift"
Starting with an investor letter, this video presents the speaker's personal views on non-intervention, long-term holding, the Nasdaq-100 index fund, and stock-backed borrowing.
2:09
00109
How to educate children and invest immediately so they are effective
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How to educate children and invest immediately so they are effective
How can parents set rules while preserving communication? The speaker discusses role modeling, timely correction, public tantrums, and consistent boundaries through family examples.
3:49
00109
Use low-interest money to spend. Your assets will never decrease! The thinking of the rich
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Use low-interest money to spend. Your assets will never decrease! The thinking of the rich
Is a home a housing need or a financing tool? From family stability in Taiwan to U.S. rental examples, the speaker discusses mortgages, borrowing against stocks, and using low-cost debt.
4:03
00108
How to make the most appropriate asset allocation when you are still 10 years away from retirement?
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How to make the most appropriate asset allocation when you are still 10 years away from retirement?
A family finance letter asks how to approach allocation, leverage, and securities-backed borrowing more than a decade before retirement. The speaker responds with a sample portfolio and a risk warning.
3:53
00107
Clarify your life: change your mindset: a better life
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Clarify your life: change your mindset: a better life
A sequence of letters explores financial guardedness in marriage, self-suggestion, hypnosis services, and the law of attraction, including how the speaker suggests reassessing a relationship and evaluating a hypnotist.
8:55
00106
Good life CLE
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Good life CLE
A Canadian letter writer's account explores why young adults postpone investing, investment accounts and an Informal Trust for two daughters, constrained FIRE plans, Toronto mortgage pressure, and family time.
4:57
00106
After selling the house, can I put all the money into it in one lump sum?
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After selling the house, can I put all the money into it in one lump sum?
A writer with roughly RMB 10 million after selling two homes asks about retirement reserves and investing the remaining cash in one purchase. The video follows the speaker's calculations and the writer's later update.
4:12
00105
Buying vs. Renting: Recalculating How Life Differs After 30 Years
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Buying vs. Renting: Recalculating How Life Differs After 30 Years
A Taiwan real-estate professional discusses Taipei-area housing returns and the value of an owner-occupied home before the video models buying versus renting and investing in QQQ in Cupertino.
9:00
00104
Is it better to sell and then buy a house, or is it better to sell and rent?
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Is it better to sell and then buy a house, or is it better to sell and rent?
Using a Silicon Valley homeowner's letter, the video models selling and renting while investing in QQQ versus buying another home, including rent, loan interest, property tax, and opportunity cost.
6:25
00103
Let’s talk about borrowing money to invest again
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Let’s talk about borrowing money to invest again
A question-and-answer discussion compares home-equity borrowing, personal loans, and securities-backed loans, then links repayment risk to four retirement allocation scenarios.
5:01
00102
Stay away from the monsters outside
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Stay away from the monsters outside
Through a letter written during a market decline, the video considers why some investment disputes are hard to answer and why the speaker chooses to stop arguing and disengage.
4:21
00102
Grateful to Have Met James: A Young Person Finds Hope
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Grateful to Have Met James: A Young Person Finds Hope
Through letters between a young learner and James, the video connects family financial pressure with ETF choices, securities-backed borrowing, compounding, cash reserves, and leverage risk.
6:48