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>>> >>> FOR >>> FOR MORE >>> FOR MORE THAN >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL >>> FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS HE
WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.

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THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM. WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT WAS MISTER WELLS, A TEACHER IN
THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A THE AUGUSTA SCHOOL SYSTEM.
NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.

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LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK. NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A NOW TOM WAS HAS PUT WHAT HE
LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS AND LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS AND LETTERS LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM LEARNED INTO 4@A BOOK.
>> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS >> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS >> DEAR MISTER WELLS, IS A 4@MI
OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.

OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS. OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.
WHEN OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.
WHEN HE OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE OF LESSONS AND LETTERS FROM HIS
STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH STUDENTS.
WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN WHEN HE WAS RETIRING HE WAS
HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD HANDED THIS BINDER WITH MORE
THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF THAN 4@4@100 HANDWRITTEN THANK
NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.

NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING. NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON NOTES FROM THOSE HE HAD TOUCHED
THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV. THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV. THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE THROUGH HIS YEARS OF TEACHING.
>> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE 4@ >> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE 4@ >> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE 4@
YOU >> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE 4@
YOU SAID, >> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE 4@
YOU SAID, IT'S >> I DON'T WANT TO CRY ON TV.
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YOU SAID, IT'S HANDWRITTEN BUT, THE FIRST ONE DEAF LIKE 4@
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YOU SAID, IT'S HANDWRITTEN
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YOU SAID, IT'S HANDWRITTEN
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MAKE THIS SETS UP 4@THE WHOLE YOU SAID, IT'S HANDWRITTEN
MAKE THIS SETS UP 4@THE WHOLE
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CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY MAKE THIS SETS UP 4@THE WHOLE
CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
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CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
JUST KIDS MAKE THIS SETS UP 4@THE WHOLE
CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
JUST KIDS THANKING MAKE THIS SETS UP 4@THE WHOLE
CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
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CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
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CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
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I DID CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
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I DID FOR CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
I DID FOR THEM CONCEPT AND IT IS BASICALLY
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I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
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I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE JUST KIDS THANKING ME FOR WHAT
I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND I DID FOR THEM AS HUMAN 4@BEING
AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
MANY AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
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PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
MANY CASES I LITERALLY AND THE ROLES — THE ROLE I
PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR PLAYED IN THEIR LIVES AND IN
MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR LIVES.

MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR LIVES. MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR LIVES.
I MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW MANY CASES I LITERALLY SA4@VE
THEIR LIVES.
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I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT. THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK IS THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED THEIR LIVES.
I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER I DIDN'T 4@KNOW IT.
>> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS.

>> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS. >> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS.
WHO >> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS >> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS >> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN >> YO4@UR BOOK IS CALLED DEAR
MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR? MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR? MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR?
>> MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR?
>> THAT'S MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR?
>> THAT'S AN MISTER WELLS.
WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR?
>> THAT'S AN INTERESTING WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR?
>> THAT'S AN INTERESTING WHO WAS THIS WRITTEN FOR?
>> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION.

>> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION. >> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION.
BEING >> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION.
BEING AN >> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH >> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER >> THAT'S AN INTERESTING
QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE QUESTION.
BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
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ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. BEING AN 4@ENGLISH TEACHER I
ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE.

4@ ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@ ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO
CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS HAVE CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS HAVE ON CONSIDER YOUR 4@AUDIENCE. 4@
THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.

THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS. THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
THE THE TOPIC IS THE EFFECT
EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
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EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
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THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY
THE EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY
THE FIRST EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY
THE FIRST POINT EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY
THE FIRST POINT IN EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY
THE FIRST POINT IN TIME EDUCATORS HAVE ON STUDENTS.
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THE FIRST POINT IN TIME IT THE 4@AUDIENCE, 4@INTERESTINGLY
THE FIRST POINT IN TIME IT
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THE FIRST POINT IN TIME IT
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WASN'T ANYONE.
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WASN'T ANYONE.
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WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO THE FIRST POINT IN TIME IT
WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE THE FIRST POINT IN TIME IT
WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.

WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT. WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO WASN'T ANYONE.
I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS. I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS. I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
MAINLY I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
MAINLY BECAUSE I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
MAINLY BECAUSE I I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
MAINLY BECAUSE I 4@DIDN'T I JUST HAD TO WRITE IT.
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
MAINLY BECAUSE I 4@DIDN'T REALI EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
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— EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
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— I EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
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— I WAS EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
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— I WAS HAVING EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
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— I WAS HAVING A EVERY TEACHER SHOULD DO THIS.
MAINLY BECAUSE I 4@DIDN'T REALI
— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.

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— I WAS HAVING A BLAST. MAINLY BECAUSE I 4@DIDN'T REALI
— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
I MAINLY BECAUSE I 4@DIDN'T REALI
— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
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— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
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— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
I LOVE 4@TEACHING AND I MAINLY BECAUSE I 4@DIDN'T REALI
— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
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— I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
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I LOVE 4@TEACHING AND I WOULD D — I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
I LOVE 4@TEACHING AND I WOULD D
ANYTHING — I WAS HAVING A BLAST.
I LOVE 4@TEACHING AND I WOULD D
ANYTHING ELSE.

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ANYTHING ELSE. I LOVE 4@TEACHING AND I WOULD D
ANYTHING ELSE.
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ANYTHING ELSE.
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ANYTHING ELSE.
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ANYTHING ELSE.
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ANYTHING ELSE.
I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I I LOVE 4@TEACHING AND I WOULD D
ANYTHING ELSE.
I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT ANYTHING ELSE.
I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT ANYTHING ELSE.
I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT
STUDENTS ANYTHING ELSE.
I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT
STUDENTS UNTIL ANYTHING ELSE.
I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT
STUDENTS UNTIL LATER. I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT
STUDENTS UNTIL LATER. I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT
STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
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STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
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STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
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STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
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STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
SO I REALLY WANTED TO I DIDN'T 4@REALIZE HOW I IMPACT
STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE
WITH STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE
WITH EDUCATORS STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE
WITH EDUCATORS THAT STUDENTS UNTIL LATER.
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WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY, SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE
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WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY,
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WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY,
DESPITE SCHOOL SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE
WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY,
DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS SO I REALLY WANTED TO SHARE
WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY,
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DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY,
DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND
DESPITE WITH EDUCATORS THAT THEY,
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DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND
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DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND
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DESPITE CORONAVIRUS NOW AND ALL DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND
DESPITE CORONAVIRUS NOW AND ALL
THE DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND
DESPITE CORONAVIRUS NOW AND ALL
THE DISTRACTIONS DESPITE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS AND
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PUT IT AWAY AND 4@BE RESPECTFUL
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PUT IT AWAY AND 4@BE RESPECTFUL
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WOULD THEY WERE PUT AWAY AND THEY
WOULD TAKE THAT PUT AWAY AND I
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WOULD TAKE THAT PUT AWAY AND I
WOULD GET REALLY THEY WERE PUT AWAY AND THEY
WOULD TAKE THAT PUT AWAY AND I
WOULD GET REALLY ANGRY THEY WERE PUT AWAY AND THEY
WOULD TAKE THAT PUT AWAY AND I
WOULD GET REALLY ANGRY AND THEY WERE PUT AWAY AND THEY
WOULD TAKE THAT PUT AWAY AND I
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WOULD GET REALLY ANGRY AND AT 4@
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WOULD GET REALLY ANGRY AND AT 4@
ONE POINT IN TIME 4@WHICH WOULD TAKE THAT PUT AWAY AND I
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IT ACT.
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IT OUT ACT.
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IT OUT OF ACT.
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IT OUT OF THERE ACT.
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IT OUT OF THERE HEADS.

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IT OUT OF THERE HEADS. I WENT OVER TO THEM AND RIPPED
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IT OUT OF THERE HEADS.
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IT OUT OF THERE HEADS.
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IT IT OUT OF THERE HEADS.
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IT UP IT OUT OF THERE HEADS.
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IT UP AND THROW 4@IT IT OUT OF THERE HEADS.
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IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT. SPRINT TO THE WINDOW AND OPEN
IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND SPRINT TO THE WINDOW AND OPEN
IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE SPRINT TO THE WINDOW AND OPEN
IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE NEVER SPRINT TO THE WINDOW AND OPEN
IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE NEVER HAD SPRINT TO THE WINDOW AND OPEN
IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS
WITH4@ IT UP AND THROW 4@IT OUT.
AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS
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AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS
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AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS
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AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS
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WITH4@ CELL PHONES 4@AFTER THAT AND I'VE NEVER HAD PROBLEMS
WITH4@ CELL PHONES 4@AFTER THAT
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WITH4@ CELL PHONES 4@AFTER THAT
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WITH4@ CELL PHONES 4@AFTER THAT
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MANUAL.

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TECHNOLOGY MANUAL.
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TECHNOLOGY OF THE C DOES PLAY A
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HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
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HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
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HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER ROLE HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF HUGE ROLE IN THE CLASSROOM BUT
RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
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BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR RIGHT NOW IT'S PLAYING AN EVEN
BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.

BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS. BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN BIGGER ROLE OUTSIDE OF THE
CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS CLASSROOM FOR TEACHERS.
YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A
TOTALLY YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A
TOTALLY NEW YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A
TOTALLY NEW WORLD, YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A
TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A
TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT DO YOU GIVE SO MUCH ADVICE IN THIS
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TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT DO YOU BOOK AND I KNOW THIS IS A
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TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT DO YOU
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TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT DO YOU
HAVE 4@ANY ADVICE FOR TEACHERS TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT DO YOU
HAVE 4@ANY ADVICE FOR TEACHERS TOTALLY NEW WORLD, BUT DO YOU
HAVE 4@ANY ADVICE FOR TEACHERS
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HAVE 4@ANY ADVICE FOR TEACHERS
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RIGHT NOW? HAVE 4@ANY ADVICE FOR TEACHERS
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SOME >> BREATHING DEEP4@LY.
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SOME OF >> BREATHING DEEP4@LY.
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SOME OF THE >> BREATHING DEEP4@LY.
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SOME OF THE REALLY >> BREATHING DEEP4@LY.
CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL >> BREATHING DEEP4@LY.
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SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE CLOSE THEIR EYES AND FOCUS ON
SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@ SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@ SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND SOME OF THE REALLY COOL STUFF
THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
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CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO THAT DID HAPPEN IN THE 4@
CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.

CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY. CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND CLASSROOM AND REMIND THEMSELVES
THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT ONE THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT ONE ON THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
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IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
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IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN THAT, THAT WILL NOT GO AWAY.
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IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN 4@KIDS THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN 4@KIDS THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN 4@KIDS
LIVES THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN 4@KIDS
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IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN 4@KIDS
LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING THAT IT WILL BE 4@BACK AND 4@IT
IMPORTANT ONE ON ONE IN 4@KIDS
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LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
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LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT.

LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT. LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT.
I LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT.
I SEE LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY LIVES 4@IS HAPPENING NOW WITHOU
A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
TECHNIQUES A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
TECHNIQUES AND A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
TECHNIQUES AND THINGS A DOUBT.
I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS I SEE SOME ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
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TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
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TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
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TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
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TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
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TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
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ARE DOING ONLINE TO MAKE THAT TECHNIQUES AND THINGS TEACHERS
ARE DOING ONLINE TO MAKE THAT
CONNECTION.

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CONNECTION. ARE DOING ONLINE TO MAKE THAT
CONNECTION.
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CONNECTION.
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CONNECTION.
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CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, ARE DOING ONLINE TO MAKE THAT
CONNECTION.
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CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW ARE DOING ONLINE TO MAKE THAT
CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES CONNECTION.
BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL BUT WITH THAT SAID, I KNOW EACH
AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@ AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@ AND EVERY TEACHER MISSES THEIR
STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS TAKE STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
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HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM STUDENTS TERRIBLY AND THEY WILL@
BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@ BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@ BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BE BACK YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU
HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK.

HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK. HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK.
WHAT HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR HOPE TEACHERS TAKE AWAY FROM 4@
YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER
STUDENTS YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER
STUDENTS TAKE YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER
STUDENTS TAKE AWAY YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER
STUDENTS TAKE AWAY FROM YOUR BOOK.
WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER
STUDENTS TAKE AWAY FROM READING WHAT YOU HOPE YOUR FORMER
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10 STRATEGIES TO BUILD WEALTH

While the estimated number of wealthy people 
continues to increase steadily, a lot of ordinary   folks are being left behind. If you are one of 
these people, it probably means that you are   not doing something right. But hopefully, I’ll 
change that today. By the end of this video,   you will know about all the best channels which 
you can use to build wealth. So stay tuned! Number 1: Educate yourself first If we ever want to change our financial status, 
you must begin with our mindset. You can start   adjusting your mindset by becoming acquainted 
with the basics of financing. It’s crazy that   some people are employed but are still clueless 
about some basic concepts like how to file their   taxes. While some people choose ignore this or 
think they can just get someone to do it for them,   this is the wrong approach. Familiarizing 
yourself or at the very least, knowing how   to file your own taxes, is a good idea. Also, 
acquaint yourself with these basic terms;   income, expenses, net worth, return on investment, 
passive income, financial independence, and so on.

In addition, read all the books you can find 
which are related to finance. If reading is not   your thing, you can listen to podcasts or anything 
that’ll make you financially aware. The point is   to never stop learning. While in the process, you 
should also be cautious because the internet has   all kinds of information; while some are true, 
others are misleading. If you want to find out   the best information, a good bet is to check 
out all the successful investors. Follow their   social media pages, and blogs, because they should 
have some pretty insightful things to tell you. Number 2: Get a regular income source first If you want to become wealthy one 
day, and you don’t come from money,   then friend, you better have a plan. The 
thing is, you can’t just wake up and decide   that you want to start accumulating your 
wealth.

First, you’ll need a game plan,   which should factor in your source of income, 
whether that will be a regular job or a hustle. Once you have saved up enough, you should then 
start researching way’s in which you can grow   what you have saved into something substantial. 
This might mean, investing in the stock market,   starting a business, or getting education 
and certification for a high-income skill. Whichever one you choose, make 
sure you are also mentally,   prepared for it potentially, not working 
out, and having to start all over again. But before I move to the next point, if you 
are enjoying the content so far, be sure to   give this video a thumbs up for that YouTube 
algorithm, and subscribe if you are new here. Number 3: Make a budget and stick to it. For some reason, some people think that it’s 
unpopular to have a budget.

That having a budget,   and setting a limit on your spending 
is being too strict on yourself. However, what they fail to see is that 
budgeting has a plethora of benefits. First,   you’ll become disciplined and stop yourself 
from overspending on things that aren’t a   priority. This can certainly help you to 
build your savings and eventually your wealth. Personally, I use the 50/30/20 rule, which 
is quite simple yet very effective. 50% of my   earnings goes to essentials like rent, food, or 
health care. 30% goes to my needs like shopping   or entertainment, and 20% goes to my savings. By 
planning your income this way, you’ll find your   wealth growing steadily each month.

In fact, it’ll 
seem quite effortless. The main point of budgeting   is to reduce your spending and maximize your 
savings. It’s pretty much like trading one thing   for the other, with the only difference being 
that saving is way more beneficial than spending. If you want to find out more, I made a 
guide which talks about all this and more,   which you can get for free using 
the link in the description. Number 4: Build an emergency fund. Imagine this scenario, you have an early 2000 
Toyota Corolla, which for several years has   served you well.

However, it’s getting old 
now, and it’s starting to develop a couple   problems now. It’s your only car and you rely on 
it a lot for work and commuting. If anything bad   were to happen to it, you wouldn't know where 
the money would come from to replace it. But   one day the worst does happen, and your car 
breaks down. The repair bill is enormous and   you aren't sure where the money is going to 
come from. Your only choices are, selling an   investment to pay for the repair, or go into debt 
which you will have to pay a high interest on.

I’m guessing you’re probably frowning right 
now because these are not the best option in   the world. If you want to avoid such stressful 
decisions, you’ll have to build yourself an   emergency fund. Life can be very unpredictable. 
For example, in the car example I just talked out,   if your car broke down in the middle of nowhere 
and you’ve got no insurance? Here is where the   emergency fund would have come in and saved the 
day. This is just a fund you ought to keep that   will help you in times of unplanned situations 
that require urgent funding. Although some wise   investors have already taken that step and now 
have an emergency fund, they sometimes forget   that a good emergency fund should be able to take 
you through 6 to 12 months of living expenses.

The need for such a fund was made clear for a 
lot of people during the recent pandemic when   many lost their jobs and had no form of income. 
Once you’ve started building your emergency fund,   you can just put it in your savings account where 
it’ll be easier to access if the need arises. Number 5: Invest money. Now that you’ve built yourself an emergency 
fund, it’s safe for you to start investing   so that your money can start growing. 
There are a variety of options where you   can choose to invest your money, but first, 
you’ll have to do your homework because you   wouldn’t want to invest in something 
you’ll not be able to keep up with.   You can begin by invest in stocks by 
buying them on the stock exchange. And if you didn’t know, qwning stock is 
almost like having a piece of the company,   and you’ll profit from the slightest 
rise in the price of shares as well as   dividends that’ll be paid out.

Although 
they are, at times, riskier than bonds,   their risks vary depending on the corporation. 
If you’re not comfortable with stocks,   you can choose bonds. These act like IOUs ( 
which is an informal document acknowledging   debt) from a company or government. Technically, 
if you buy bonds, the issuer always gives you   their word to give back the money with 
a profit on top after a certain period. You’ll also have to do proper research 
on the types of bonds you’re taking to   avoid any surprises; get to know 
the bond rating agencies assigned. Alternatively, you could go for mutual funds. This 
simply means you buy a pool of securities. Most of   the time, it includes stocks, bonds, or a mixture 
of both. Although mutual funds are quite risky,   they also bear very good rewards in the end. 
What you’ll need to be aware of as a young   investor is that all three work well but are still 
risky. All it takes is the right time to invest. Number 6: Automate your financial life.

Most of us are familiar with how stressful 
handling money can be. From the bills   and debts to savings and investments, it 
sometimes feels like it’s too much. At times,   we tend to spend the money we weren’t supposed to 
or end up forgetting to pay certain bills because   we are too busy. Luckily for you, there are a 
couple of ways to get this done automatically. Many financial advisers would suggest that you 
have a fixed percentage that is deducted from your   salary each month to cover your debts, savings, 
and investments. If you activate this feature,   there’s no payday that will go by without you 
distributing it equally. The more you do this,   the more you’ll get used to it and eventually, you 
won’t even notice the money you’ve saved from your   salary.

(Pretty genius, don’t you think?) It’s 
a perfect example of working smart and not hard. Number 7: Increase your retirement savings. Steadily saving money is an amazing way 
to compound your wealth into fortunes.   This is often very evident to most 
individuals who save up for retirement.   Some very common ways to do so are by 
using the 401(k) plan or the IRA. The   401(k) account is one that is given by the 
employer to help save the employee's salary   for retirement. Most of the time, the money is 
put into good use through bonds, mutual funds,   stocks, guaranteed investment contracts, 
target-date funds, or your employer’s stock. With this plan in play, you can contribute 
a percentage of your salary that will be   used as an investment, which is later put into 
your retirement fund. The best thing about the   401(k) plan is that you can choose when to 
be taxed, whether at the beginning or after   you withdraw when retired. The other one is the 
Roth IRA, which is a tax-advantaged retirement   account to which you can contribute money with 
reduced taxes.

The reason I’d recommend that you   go for the Roth IRA is that the money won’t 
be taxed when you withdraw it in retirement.   The only requirement is that you have to be at 
least 59 years of age. Also keep in mind that,   withdrawal of the retirement amount before 
the retirement age always carries a penalty. Number 8: Stay diversified. Ever heard the proverb, “never put 
all your eggs in one basket”? You see,   this simple proverb has a much deeper 
meaning to it. From a business perspective,   it simply means that you shouldn’t 
invest all your money in one place. I know some people may say that you’ll have 
more if you invest all your money in one place,   but these types of people haven’t really 
thought about your financial security.   It’s not a surprise that some businesses 
fail or that the market falls drastically,   but it’ll be a shock if that happens and you’ve 
put all your money on the losing end.

The best   way to stay safe is by putting your money 
in different investment sectors so that,   in case of a loss, you’ll still 
have something to keep you going. Number 9: Explore passive income ideas If you really want to build your wealth, then you 
need to think more about how you’ll build it even   further. It’s okay if you’ve got a job that pays 
you well, but if you’re being true to yourself,   you should ask yourself, is that all you need? 
I already know the answer to that, so do this.

Find yourself a job that will make you some 
money even as you sleep, something that   doesn’t require your full attention. There are 
plenty of options currently, like blog posting,   marketing, selling digital products and drop 
shipping. The best and most profitable way to   earn a passive income is by investing in real 
estate. Although it sounds like easy money,   passive income jobs also require some serious 
attention and some need very large amounts of   capital, especially at the start.

If you find 
yourself a way to earn some passive income,   I bet you’ll be better off than the 
few who depend on their full-time job. Number 10: Use Robo adviser Managing businesses can sometimes be challenging, 
especially for those who lack all the knowledge.   Luckily, for everyone's sake, nobody should 
struggle with their bond ETFs or IRAs because now   there are specialists for that. The Robo adviser 
simply gathers information for their clients   through online surveys and makes the necessary 
investments on their behalf. Despite the fact   that many people don’t trust these guys, they 
usually make the correct investment decisions. Once you have mastered all these, you can proceed 
and consider the channels rich people follow to   grow their wealth. It makes no difference if you 
have a nice job that pays well. Aim for more! If you found this video interesting, 
you might really like this one,   which talks about way’s in 
which you can double your money. With that being said, thank 
you all so much for watching,   and if you found this video helpful, be 
sure to give it a thumbs up and subscribe   to our channel for more tips on 
how to improve your finances.

Until next time, take care!.

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This Is How To Become A Millionaire: Index Fund Investing for Beginners

hi guys it's mark so did you know if you save two hundred dollars per month at an eight percent annual return then in 45 years you would have over wait for it one million dollars to be honest when someone first explained this was possible by investing in index funds i hardly understood a word they were saying it was like they would speak in a different language today i thought it was about time that i made the video that i wish i'd seen when i was younger and explain everything step by step and because i like people that actually practice what they preach i'm gonna be investing ten thousand dollars of my own money during this video so you can see exactly how it's done just a quick disclaimer though i'm not a financial advisor i'm a businessman and this is just some of the real life strategies that have worked for me personally i always thought of index funds as my backup plan if my businesses hadn't been successful then i would have become a millionaire anyway through these investments just remember if you like the video then smash the like button as it really helps push this video out to more people and also consider subscribing if you want to grow your wealth part one uncovering the lies so let's cut to the chase you've been put a major disadvantage people have been telling you lies about investing all of your life for instance at school when i was growing up i remember asking my teachers about investing and they always said it's just for rich people as they can afford to hire professionals to do it for them for the longest time i believed investing wasn't for me because i wasn't a pro and i didn't have much money and i thought i wouldn't stand a chance then we got friends one of mine said i'd have to look at all the financial newspapers learn how to read the charts and according to him it just wasn't worth my time and on top of this every time i mentioned investing to my family they seemed so scared because they thought it's the most risky thing in the world and not for normal people my dad even said if i started investing i'd lose all my money can you believe that these lies are exactly what the experts want you to believe as they know that index fund investing is extremely easy to do you don't need much money to start the risks are pretty low and on average it will make you more money in the long term the dark truth is that the average actively managed fund returns two percent less a year than the market in general this means that professionals on average are doing worse than index funds and even if they end up losing you money they still charge you fees no matter what now according to my favorite film the matrix you have now taken the red pill and you've woken up to the truth it's now time to move on to part two understanding the game i know when i first started investing i felt like i was going to make so many mistakes but once you understand their language it all becomes so much easier and that's what we're going to be talking about in this part so i've been banging on about index funds in many of my videos so i think it's about time i explained what they are and why they're so cool i'm a big football fan and if you have ever followed any sports you'll be familiar with a league table like this the better your team performs the higher up they'll be on the list but on the other hand if they do really badly they might be removed from the league entirely this is almost exactly the same as an index all you have to do is switch out the teams for companies let's take the s p 500 for example this is a list of the 500 best performing public companies in the usa the big dogs being amazon google apple and more recently tesla and just like a league table if a company doesn't perform well they're at risk of being removed from the list hasta la vista baby the idea of an index fund is to be a little bit sneaky as it allows you to invest in every single company on the list with just one click it's a bit like a friend of mine who picks a different football team each year he just wants to pick the winner every time so investing in index funds means that even if a few companies do terribly then it's balanced out by the companies that are doing extremely well the average return on the s p 500 over the last 10 years has been 13.6 now that is higher than usual but get this no one has ever lost any money if they've bought and held an s p 500 index fund for more than 20 years so if this is so foolproof then why do people still buy individual stocks well personally i like to do this just for a bit of fun i also think that some companies are currently working on awesome technology for the future but aren't making a lot of money at the moment so they won't make the cut into the popular index funds so now and again i like to invest some extra money into these up and coming companies so i don't miss out and that reminds me we bought currently giving away four free individual stocks if you want to pick them up i'll leave the link in the description and for everyone that's outside of the usa or china i'll leave a link where you can claim a free stock with trade in 212.

Hey that's pretty good you'll often hear people throwing around the terms roth ira in the usa stocks and shares isa in the uk tfsa in canada and supers in australia but what does it all mean well these are types of accounts that allow you to earn profits on your investments and you don't have to pay any taxes on them but they generally have limits because they're just so powerful these are kind of like captain america shield so let me explain if captain america just sat at home with his shield then he wouldn't ever get anything done but when he takes that shield into battle he has an advantage so these accounts are like your shield make sure to use them when you're investing a way you can do this is by using the money inside your shielded account to invest into index funds and all the profits will be yours because the government won't take a cut one of my biggest questions when i first started was should i invest all my money at the same time or do it gradually now this is something lots of investors argue about so i'm going to give you my view on things remember later i'm going to be investing this 10 000 in full so that kind of gives you an idea of what i believe investing all your money as a lump sum is certainly more risky however if i'm investing in something i know will increase over time like an s p 500 index fund then there is no point waiting the longer you wait the worse off on average you'll be however if you don't have the cash i wouldn't wait to save up the money i would just invest what i could every month as sometimes you're going to buy when the stocks high other times you're going to buy when the stock's low but overall this is going to balance out and this is known as dollar cost averaging when you log on to an investing website or app you'll see that there is something called etfs which are very similar to index funds and a lot of people get them confused both allow you to invest into a basket of stocks however the easy way to remember the difference is just to think of what etf stands for exchange traded fund if we break that down simply it just means that it can be traded on the stock market throughout the day whereas an index fund can only be bought and sold for a price that is set at the end of each trading day but let's cut to the chase you probably want to know which one's better on average if you're starting with little money then etfs may be a better option as they have lower minimum investment thresholds and many brokers don't charge a trading commission now if you're still watching this and you're younger than 18 then i am really impressed that you've been listening to a boomer like me for so long but seriously not many people learn this at such a young age as they don't teach it at school a way you can start investing under 18 is to open up a custodial account in the usa or a junior stocks and shares iso in the uk set up these accounts you just need to ask your parents the real secret ingredient to this millionaire formula is time and when you're younger you have so much of it that's because every year as you keep adding to your investments the interest starts to compound and grow at a rapid pace it's a snowball effect once you reach a certain tipping point the interest you're making is much more than the amount you're investing on a monthly basis it's a bit like when you see someone take ages to get to a hundred thousand subscribers on youtube and then within a few months they managed to hit the big million the sooner you get started the better as time will be on your side now i want to clear something up when people talk about index funds you will hear s p 500 again and again people just love it as i mentioned before this is a top 500 public companies in the usa but the cool thing is you don't actually have to be in the usa to invest in this i'm in the uk and it's one of my favorite investments i just love to think that i own a small part of all the biggest companies in the usa part three mastering the strategy so lots of people will teach you what to do but they won't actually say how to do it so i'm going to walk you through everything right now while i invest my own ten thousand dollars the first thing to really do is to work out your goals let's say you want to become a millionaire that was one of my goals i just had to work out how much i would actually need to invest per month to achieve this i love using these compound interest calculators you can find them online easily yourself if you want to have a go at this so if you're able to invest 250 dollars per month with an 8 annual return over 42 years you'll have over a million dollars in your account now if you're able to invest that for another 10 years you'll have over 2 million in your account of course if you wanted to invest even more then you're just going to speed up the whole process the next thing we need to do is pick the brokerage website we're using to set up our account and invest the ones that i love are charles swab fidelity and vanguard i call these the big three the founder of vanguard john bogle is often referred to as the father of index fund investing and if you think i'm a boomer he was even older than me his vanguard group gave birth to index funds so they're the oldest and most trusted let's jump onto their website to see what they have to offer so to get onto their full list of funds just go up to invest in and click on vanguard mutual funds at this point i'm going to have to ask you to strap in and brace yourself because if you haven't seen this page before it can look extremely overwhelming but in a minute you'll be able to impress all your friends when you know exactly how to read it see what i mean there are just so many options the main things to focus on are the expense ratio which is how much they're going to charge you per year you obviously want to keep these as low as possible and luckily with vanguard fees these are very low anyway the other thing to look at is the average returns and they break these down nicely on the right hand side of the screen but of course it's always good to remember that past performance doesn't always mean future returns my wife's a bit like vanguard she likes everything in order and nothing out of place so they have arranged all of their funds into different categories so everything is easy to find category one is bonds these are a type of contract that companies and governments sell when they need extra money if you invest in these they promise to pay you back in the future these are often seen as pretty low risk but also pretty low returns therefore the older you are the more bonds you should have in your portfolio number two is balance funds the idea of these is to pick the age at which you wish to retire and they'll do all the rest of the work for you and find the right mix of index funds as you can see these go up in five year intervals and you can pick whichever suits your plans best this could be a good option if you wanted to invest without thinking about it too much but personally i always prefer manually investing it's a bit like driving an automatic car that does all the work for you it just isn't as much fun as a stick shift number three is company location and size known as small medium and large cap here you can find v fix which tracks our old friend the s p 500 this little s means it's one of vanguard selected funds which they recommend if you click on it you're able to see exactly what companies you would be investing in and also the risk level vt sacs is another good one which is a total stock market index fund which has over 3586 different stocks this allows you to invest in the entire usa stock market in one click there is a minimum investment of three thousand dollars again but as before there's also an etf version with no minimum called vti then you have international stocks quite a cool one is emerging markets which invest in companies based in china taiwan india and many more but as you can see this is a five on the risk scale so i wouldn't personally invest a lot of money into this fund because look at me i'm a bit old to be taking too many risk and i need to sleep at night number four the last category is sector based so if you have a particular interest in energy healthcare or real estate you can invest into these sectors and there are also a lot more options for sector investing in the etf so now we've broken down what's on offer hopefully it all looks a bit more understandable now for the moment you've all been waiting for it's time to invest my ten thousand dollars i could split this between lots of different funds but personally i like to invest the majority of my money into american companies i would say probably about seventy percent american 20 in other countries including the uk and ten percent in some bonds i like to keep the bonds quite low as i don't mind this little extra bit of risk because i'm only 53 and i have a bit of time before i've got to rebalance my portfolio to secure my investments but that's a personal choice depending on your risk tolerance the funds that are available are different in every country but the indexes they track are very similar so you may need to invest in a different fund to me but obviously you can still use my percentages as a guide so i'm going to use the uk vanguard site to invest 5k straight into this etf that tracks the s p 500 so here we go all done two thousand dollars is going into an index fund that tracks the total american stock market so again we go on the screen click so far that's 70 invested in the biggest economy in the world which of course is the usa now i like to balance this out by investing in a different economy as i live back in my own country i'm going to be putting 2k into the ftse 100 index fund so looking good all done great now i've invested 90 of my 10k and i'd like a bit of security let's just put the remaining 1k into a global bonds index fund and let's just do that so just like that i've invested in the usa companies like apple amazon tesla and google i own a small piece of the biggest companies in the uk like hsbc bp and unilever and i have some bonds to balance out my portfolio it really is as easy as that so i'm going to leave the next video up here but don't click on it just yet remember to subscribe to the channel if you want to grow your wealth ring that notification bell and smash that like button okay i'll see you on the other side

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so early retirement has actually improved our 
health so much that I actually think we'll be   avoiding higher health care costs down the line 
that may actually lead into our retirement funds   and then early retirement has also allowed us 
to achieve a state of intuitive living which   has been absolutely awesome financially the 
conventional wisdom is that early retirement   could potentially be disastrous but frankly 
I think so far two years into retirement that   our early retirement has been great for us 
financially these plus two or three more are   just some of the very strong reasons why I would 
Advocate that anyone considering retirement should   do so as early as possible let me explain why 
down below hey I'm Jean and for the past two   years I've been retired in Bali Indonesia 
with my husband today I wanted to discuss   about all these reasons why I think retiring 
as early as you can is a brilliant idea [Music]   so Health basically don't wait till it's too late 
I think that when most people think about health   and retirement planning they just kind of hope 
and assume that they will be in good health when   they enter retirement and then that they pray it 
remains status quo until the end but I guess most   of us pre-retirement might be involved in jobs 
that might be high stress with long hours at   the desk and then naturally Fitness just isn't 
what ideally it should be so all my life I've   been struggling with skin rashes and allergies and 
these issues tend to pop up every time my immunity   gets low because I'm stressed I'm tired I'm taxed 
but truly in the two years since we have been   retired the manifestation of all these problems 
have just gone down so much in retirement mode   I'm happily keeping very fit doing all the things 
that I know of like surfing walking the dog with   the hubby eating better overall probably further 
down the line maybe I might be avoiding higher   healthcare costs having this health is actually 
so much wealth it allows you to live life to the   fullest because frankly all the stuff that you 
want to do in your enjoyment of Life probably   involves a lot of Health you want to travel 
you want to scale that mountain at Sunrise to   see that incredible view you need your help even 
just to enjoy good food if you like us you like   to eat you need your health I mean I know so many 
people who have dietary restrictions because of   high cholesterol or diabetes improving health is 
actually one of the biggest and strongest reasons   why you should retire early so the second big 
reason for wanting to retire ASAP is actually   intuitive living basically intuitive living is 
really connecting with yourself and listening to   your garden stings and your feelings as to stuff 
like eating and rest and meditation relationships   even your spending habits perhaps I don't know 
how it is for you guys but I was generally living   my life governed by a lot of shirts right I 
mean I should be at the office by 9am so that   I won't piss off the bosses I should stay in 
the office stay late and postpone my workout   postpone dinner so I can meet the deadline set by 
my clients I should carry branded Handbags and of   course I should be a corporate lawyer I mean why 
would I want to be anything else right finally   in retirement we are free from the demands of the 
pursuit of money to listen to ourselves to truly   tune in and understand what is the optimum cause 
in life you can chart you really want to wake up   every day without an alarm clock naturally because 
you've had enough sleep you want to eat only   enough and not too much I mean you want to make 
better choices food wise intuitive exercise you   know you're doing what really only appeals to you 
maybe you don't like sweating in the afternoons   so then you know get a gym membership or play 
indoor record Sports whatever works for you I   only wish that more people have the opportunity 
to experience living life this way intuitively   away from the entanglements and distractions 
from regular running the hands the real life   the third reason why you might want to retire 
as soon as possibly is just that the earlier   you retire the more time you gain in life I 
mean if you think about it most of us live   life as though we are invincible as if life 
itself will never run out and therefore we do   things like squander our time or sell it away too 
cheaply in exchange for material things we each   only have so long to live right and the money you 
make in your lifetime you can't bring that with   you when you go home so well might as well you'll 
be the one to spend it when you can right Society   feeds us like so many different narratives 
about success and what it should look like   but actually I think success is really not 
about the achievements per se but it's just   really a Feeling and I like to think that at 
the end of our Lives when we're there in our   last dying moments what we'll be thinking 
about probably wouldn't be like stuff like   oh I closed that three billion dollar deal I 
think it would more be along the lines of like   I had good friends and I loved my family I had 
a good life you know I ate good food I laughed   Lots I took care of my kids and my dog stuff like 
that so don't squander the time that we each have   maybe you have personal goals that you really 
want to achieve stuff like learning Spanish or   scaling the Great Wall of China or just 
watching your kids grow up that's just a   million places that are better to spend your 
time at then at a job which you don't really   particularly care for and which maybe you're just 
doing just cause that's what everyone else is   before we move on a big thank you to 
skillshare for sponsoring this video   so skillshare is an online learning community with 
thousands of classes for anyone who loves learning   if 2023 is the year you promised yourself 
you're gonna finally explore new career or   side hustle options or work on personal growth 
then skillshare is the perfect place to start   for me one of the ways we have fun in our 
retirement is making YouTube videos when we   first started skillshare was instrumental 
in teaching us so many of the basics like   videography storytelling and more till today 
one of the best classes I ever sat through   online anywhere is still the class by Sorel Amore 
YouTube success build an authentic Channel that's   worth the follow so her advice about finding my 
Niche valuing authenticity over Beauty creating   meaningful messages and providing value to the 
audience really changed our perspectives on what   we were creating back then for the better of 
course we've gone from like 40 Subs to the 143   000 Subs of today and from time to time I still 
pull up sorel's worksheet when I'm creating   my videos just to check that I'm on track for 
making something good for our people our audience   it's always super easy to take whatever you learn 
on skillshare and apply it directly to your life   Pursuits whatever those may be I highly recommend 
checking out skillshare and if you want to do that   you can use my link in the description below the 
first 1000 people will get one month of skillshare   absolutely free you can try it out learn something 
new move a step closer to your 2023 goals reason   number four the earlier you start your retirement 
the better you'll get at it with every other   change in life we expect that we all need time to 
learn how to do it well so things like becoming   apparent for the first time even if like us it's 
just a fur kid or transitioning from being a   student to being a working adult and then there's 
the transition from being and actively working   adult to retirement mode it seems ridiculous and 
silly even at first I mean it's like saying who   doesn't know how to spend their free time right 
but if you actually truly observe things around   you retirement Falls really differently for 
different people we all know the people who   have retired and in their retirement seem a 
little lost lonely left behind and uninspired   and then there's the other kind of retired people 
right the ones who go like when we're talking that   I'm gonna grab Life by the balls and Max things 
out a big part of that may actually be the point   in life at which you retire whether at that point 
where you retire you still have your zest your   Zeal your energy your health your Fitness to help 
you max out the happiness potential of that free   time and freedom in retirement and then there's 
the thought that retirement supposed to stretch   out for a few good years at least right if not 
for a few decades and doing that requires skills   you know you need so many different skills to 
have a successful retirement I think that's a   topic for another day but basically you need time 
to learn those skills whether it's Financial money   management or social skills you know building 
relationships and stuff but basically you need   time to get all that down pat in order to have 
a successful retirement so then the earlier you   retire the better usually you will probably 
turn out for you so the last and possibly the   most controversial point I think that early 
retirement could possibly be great for you   financially and this is controversial because it's 
directly opposite to what a lot of the experts say   right you retire too early there's so much risk 
that you miscalculate your finances or that world   events take an unexpected turn and then you know 
things go belly up and then you're destitute in   your last years but I mean underlying all that 
seems to be this assumption that in retirement   we're all just going to be like one dead lazy log 
and I think that these days especially if you're   an early retiree that is just so not true maybe 
like us with YouTube in our retirement in your   own retirement maybe you'll learn new skills pick 
up new side hustles and stay busy doing something   that you're doing for the love of it for the fun 
not for the money but having the money come in as   a result of your side hustle is a nice bonus and 
you know what it becomes an additional buffer for   your later years so retiring early also allows you 
to take advantage of things like dual Arbitrage   Right Moving overseas to improve your financial 
situation and yeah so like us I'm from Singapore   but I'm now retired here in Bali Indonesia we're 
not just here because life is more affordable but   the fact is that our retirement sums in fact our 
whole entire retirement is only possible because   living here is so much more affordable as compared 
to back home you know this wouldn't be possible at   all if we retiredly and ended up having health 
concerns right mobility issues for example   retiring early and then using the time to keep up 
with current affairs learning hedging strategies   to minimize risk learning how to diversify our 
Investment Portfolio I feel that the time in our   retirement has been well spent to actually make 
us more resilient and the fact that we retired so   early also means that if anything goes badly up 
time and youth are on our side if our financial   planning for retirement had just sucked or you 
know things unexpectedly go failure so prepare you   know if we have to U-turn and go back to work or 
maybe start another business it's not a big deal   and then we'll go off Marshall the resources 
that we lack and then we'll come back again   and second time around third time around will 
definitely be better each time at doing this   so in terms of confidence and the feeling of 
resilience that we will be able to make this   last all the way I think that starting 
early doing it early diving into it and   understanding the parameters the potential 
the boundaries of what we face in retirement   actually really really helps well guys so 
these are the few takeaways from our last   two years living in retirement here in Bali and 
I mean if you have any thoughts or objections or   contributions to the points that I've made in 
this video I'll love to hear them let's start   a little discussion in the comments below you 
guys have a good week ahead wherever you are   and let's chat again next Saturday thank you 
for watching and bye-bye have a good weekend

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Do You Pay Taxes On Gold And Silver IRA?

do you pay taxes on gold and silver Ira with a Roth gold and silver Ira your contributions are post-tax meaning you'll pay taxes on the money before depositing it into your IRA account this tax model is different from a traditional IRA which taxes the money upon withdrawal is there capital gains on gold IRA the IRS classifies precious metals such as gold as capital assets and treats them as Collectibles therefore regardless of their forms they are subject to capital gains tax if they are sold after more than one year after purchase what are the current gold Ira tax rules updated for 2022 when you cash out your investment from a gold Ira then you will pay taxes on your gains shortly afterward gold IRAs face additional fees and taxes this includes paying a 10 fee if you withdraw early does the tax code permit you to use self-directed gold Ira accounts While most Ires consist of traditional assets such as stocks and bonds the tax code permits you to use self-directed Ira accounts that allow you to hold precious metals such as gold and silver what are the gold Ira tax rules what are the tax rules for gold IRA what are the tax rules applicable for gold IRA as with other retirement accounts if you take gold out of your IRA before turning 59 and a half you will have to pay income tax on the value of the gold plus a 10 early withdrawal penalty which Ira do you not pay taxes on a traditional IRA is a way to save for retirement that gives you tax advantages generally amounts in your traditional IRA including earnings and gains are not taxed until you take a distribution withdrawal from your IRA at what age do you not have to pay taxes on an IRA age 59 and a half only Roth IRAs offer tax-free withdrawals the income tax was paid when the money was deposited if you withdraw money before age 59 and a half you will have to pay income tax and even a 10 penalty unless you qualify for an exception or are withdrawing Roth contributions but not Roth earnings for a comparison of the best gold Ira company's visit https colon slash slash www.goldira401convesting.com gold Ira company slash click Link in the description below

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Retirement Planning: Strategies for a Secure Future

Even if it's my goal to continue working  longer, what would I do for healthcare,   for example, if for some reason I'm not able to  continue working until I'm Medicare eligible?   What is a safe withdrawal rate for me from  my investment portfolio if I need to retire   earlier than I expected to? Morningstar's  Personal Finance Guru joins us for part two   of our Building and Better retirement  series on Consuelo Mack WEALTHTRACK. Announcer: Funding provided by ClearBridge Investments, First Eagle Investments, Royce Investment Partners, Baird, Matthews Asia, Strategas Asset Management and Women Investing in Security and Education. Mack: Hello and welcome to this edition of WEALTHTRACK. I'm Consuelo Mack. There are few tasks more fraught with financial  challenges and anxiety than  planning for retirement and replacing a work paycheck with one from savings, ostensibly to last a lifetime. It's especially daunting against the backdrop of 2022's broad-based market decline and the new era of higher inflation, rising interest rates and the threat of recession. This week's guest describes herself as being passionate about simplifying retirement portfolio planning. Amen to that! She is Christine Benz, Morningstar's widely followed and admired Director of Personal Finance, a position she has held since 2008.

She is here for the second of our two-part series on Building a Better Retirement. If you missed the first installment, you can see it on wealthtrack.com. Well, this week Benz is discussing retirement blind spots. She has identified six of them and she's going to help us fix them. The retirement blind spots are: retirement date risk, sequence-of-return risk, low-yield risk, inflation risk, health care / long-term care risk and longevity risk. She certainly ticked all of my boxes. Now, how to mitigate those risks and what steps to take to solve them. I asked Benz to address them one by one, starting with retirement date risk. How big a problem is it? Benz: Well, this is simply that we tend to not be great judges of when we might retire. So there was a survey that Pew Research did several years ago where they asked pre-retirees approximately when they thought they might retire.

And one trend that you see in the data is that people tended to think that they would be able to work longer than they were actually able to work. So many people identified kind of in the period from 70 to 75 as the period when they thought they might hang it up. Well, in reality, when they tracked those same folks about their actual retirement dates, they found that people were not able to delay retirement that long. So the short answer is that we tend to not be great judges of when we might retire. And there are a few reasons why this is the case. One is the health situation, either our own health or our spouse's health or parental health may pull us out of the workforce. We know that ageism is a thing in our culture. We know that some folks who might have the intention of continuing to work may not be able to. They may have a job that's physically untenable to continue to do later in life.

So there are a lot of things that can complicate someone's plans to work longer, which is one reason why I get very nervous when I talk to older adults who say, Well, my plan is to continue working until I'm 70 or 75 or whatever it is. As Morningstar contributor Mark Miller often says, that's a worthy aspiration. It's not a plan. Mack: So how do you resolve that? Clearly you can't anticipate it unless you're self-employed, in which case you're the one who's going to fire yourself. So that's right. There are some people – or keep your business going, whatever it is. Benz: Well, it's tricky, but the key thing is that you need to stay flexible.

And I think for older adults, it's really valuable to kind of have a contingency plan in mind. Even if it's my goal to continue working longer, what would I do for health care, for example, if for some reason I'm not able to continue working until I'm Medicare eligible? What is a safe withdrawal rate for me from my investment portfolio if I need to retire earlier than I expected to? What would I draw upon if I needed to pull from my portfolio? Do I have safe liquid reserves that I could draw upon if I were shoved out of the workforce in a year like 2022 when stocks and bonds went down at the same time? So I think you want to kind of build up, build in that contingency plan.

And then also top of mind is have a backup plan for some other form of work and maybe it's consulting in your field that you've built your career in. Maybe it's a completely different career path. But if you can find some sort of paid remuneration to tide you over in those early retirement years, that can go a long way toward helping your plan last and helping ensure that you're not having to invade your portfolio when it's at a low ebb. Mack: In part one of this series on building a better, more resilient retirement plan, and you've certainly talked about how to handle that from an investment point of view. So I just want our audience to know that, and they can see that on wealthtrack.com. The next blind spot that you mentioned is sequence-of-return risk. So explain that. And it certainly is, you know, uppermost in our minds after what happened with the markets in 2022. Benz: Sequence-of-return risk is something that retirement researchers really worry about. And this is basically the odds that early on in your retirement, often when your portfolio is at its largest, you encounter a really bad market environment that either features dropping bond prices, falling stock prices, high inflation.

Well of course, we had all of that come into play in 2022. And so what retirement researchers really worry about is that a period like that stretches on for a period of 2 or 3 years or even longer. And if the retiree is simultaneously pulling too much from that portfolio that's dwindling, that is a very bad thing. And that can leave less, leave fewer assets in place to recover and heal themselves when the market eventually does. Mack: One of WealthTrack guests, Mark Cortazzo, who I know you know, is a financial planner, has given us two matching portfolios, equal amounts of money, but showed what happens if you retire in a down market like 2022 versus a market where the stocks and bond prices do really well afterwards.

And it can just be devastating in those first couple of years of what happens to you and how quickly you can run out of money. Benz: Well, that's absolutely true. And that's where we got the 4% guideline for safe withdrawal rates from, where William Bengen looked back over market history and tried to identify, well, what would have been the worst period in market history to have retired into. And he identified the period of the late 1960s to early 70s as the worst starting period in modern market history, because you had a convergence of bad events where you had the '73 '74 bear market for equities, which some of your viewers may remember, you had high inflation after that, and then rising interest rates to help curtail inflation.

And that, of course, clobbered bond prices during that period. So that's the period when researchers look back into history that they home in on as the type of environment when you want to be very, very careful. I think it's too soon to say whether we're sort of in a period like that. But coming into 2022, there were certainly a lot of storm clouds gathering for new retirees specifically that we had very low yields on fixed income and cash securities.

So there just wasn't much of a buffer for bond investors. When bond prices decline, they felt the full brunt of that price decline because there wasn't much of a yield there to cushion the losses. Mack: So, Christine, let's take that worst-case scenario that we are in a period where we could be going into like a lost decade or a period, as you just described in the 1970s, for instance, of high inflation, poor market results. What do we do? Benz: Well, I think two key things. So if you are accumulating assets for retirement, if you're not yet retired, don't worry about it. That this sort of environment is your friend accumulating assets at lower prices. But if you are someone who is just on the cusp of retirement or you've just retired, I would say that a couple of key strategies can come into play.

One is if you can find a way to reduce your withdrawals in those bad market years that redounds to the benefit of the sustainability of your plan. So if you can pull in your belt a little bit in those tough years, that's the first thing you can think about. And then the second thing you can think about is just make sure that you've built a portfolio that includes safe assets that you could spend from. If we go through a period where stocks go down and stay down and we have, say, another lost decade like we had in the early 2000s, the idea would be that you would build yourself kind of a runway of cash investments, perhaps short and intermediate term, high-quality bonds that you could effectively spend through rather than having to touch your depreciated equity assets. So those are the two things: curtail withdrawals if you possibly can, and also build a portfolio that includes safer assets that you could pull your withdrawals from.

Mack: You were talking about yields and one of the retirement blind spots that would have been operative a couple of years ago is the low-yield risk. Now that's changed. So how much of a risk are yields now? Benz: Well, it's gotten so much better. We had this war on savers going on for the past couple of decades, really, where we saw this steady drip drop downward in terms of the interest rates that you're able to earn on safe investments. The good news story of the very bad market environment we had in 2022 is that yields are much, much higher today on all manner of cash and fixed-income investments. So you don't need to stretch to obtain a decent income stream from a cash or fixed-income portfolio.

And I would say that this is the kind of thing that kind of ebbs and flows over time if perhaps we have a recessionary environment going forward. I think it's a reasonable thing to kind of think about that yields could, in fact, drop from here and you'd want to be able to adjust if, in fact, that happens. So another thing to keep  in mind, in a recessionary  environment, if we see yields on safe investments drop, we will probably also see the prices of higher risk, fixed income securities see price declines as well, because we typically see them move in sympathy with equity markets during recessionary environments. So for me, that's kind of a caution against overly gravitating toward higher yielding, lower quality fixed income securities because they do tend to be pretty equity-like and do tend to respond negatively in a recessionary environment. Mack: You know, as you mentioned, if interest rates do drop, which they do, if we do go into a recession, then the  longer-term high-quality  bonds like Treasuries will do extremely well because bond prices go up when interest rates drop.

Benz: Definitely the high-quality fixed income is just a superb ballast for equity portfolios. We saw it in the great financial crisis. My guess is that in some other recessionary environment or economic shock, we would see a similar pattern where high-quality bonds would really earn their keep. Mack: Now, another retirement blind spot that you've mentioned, which is quite real now is inflation risk. How can we resolve how can we mitigate the inflation risk? Benz: It's a huge risk factor. It's a risk factor for all consumers, people of all ages. But I think of retirees in some ways as being especially vulnerable for a few key reasons. Some of the categories that older adults spend more on, notably health care, have historically been inflating at a higher, even higher rate than the general inflation rate.

So that's one risk factor. Another risk factor is that if you have safe investments in your portfolio and retirees inevitably do and should have safer assets in their portfolio like cash, like bonds, Well, on an inflation-adjusted basis, you're going to kind of get eaten alive. Your purchasing power will be gobbled up. So that's another reason that older adults tend to be more vulnerable. And then a key issue is that even though a portion of your income stream in retirement is going to receive an inflation adjustment, so specifically, your Social Security benefits will get a very nice bump up. We saw Social Security working exactly as  we would hope over the past  year in this inflationary environment, The portion of your portfolio that you're withdrawing for your living expenses is not automatically insulated against inflation, which is why it's so valuable to think about adding that inflation insulation to the portfolio. Mack: And give us some ideas of adding inflation protection to your portfolio.

What would you suggest that we look at? Benz: Well, a couple of key categories. One is within that fixed income position, the fixed income allocation, I would hold a complement of Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities and or I Bonds. And when we look at the allocations that my colleagues in Morningstar Investment Management would recommend, they would typically say 25 or 30% of a retiree's fixed income holdings should go in bonds that have those explicit inflation protections. Mack: That's a fairly sizable portion. That's a quarter or more of your fixed income.

Yeah. Benz: And probably more than many retirees have. I tend to like the short-term TIPS, short-term inflation-protected bonds because they provide more pure inflation protection without a lot of the interest rate volatility that come along with intermediate-term TIPS. But retirees should check out that within their fixed income holdings and then equities, we know over long time periods, even though they're by no means any sort of an inflation hedge, they do tend to outearn inflation over long periods of time. We typically see that equity return being higher than the inflation rate. I would expect that that pattern will likely persist into the future, which is one reason why I would say even conservative retirees should take steps to hold stocks in their portfolios simply because they need that growth potential that comes along with an equity portfolio.

Mack: And Christine, as far as the Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, you can buy them directly, you know, at Treasury Direct.gov, but you're talking about funds. So what are some of the funds that Morningstar recommends to buy TIPS. Benz: So investors can go either route. I would keep it very plain vanilla here, and that's probably a recurrent theme with me. I tend to like the funds that give you a lot of diversification and very low costs. So most of the big firms do run good quality core and even short-term TIPS funds. One I recommend and to the extent that I put together model portfolios: Vanguard Short-Term Inflation-Protected Securities is a fund I really like because of its rock bottom costs and kind of a no-nonsense approach to portfolio construction.

So that's a good strategy and I think one that can make sense in retiree portfolios. Mack: And you mentioned another blind spot  is health care and long-term  care risk, especially. Describe how significant that is and also how we can mitigate it. Benz: Many people think, oh, I'm Medicare eligible, I'm home free. But Fidelity does these annual reports on how much a 65-year-old couple will expect to spend in health care outlays, out-of-pocket health care outlays over their retirement time horizon. And the most recent run came around, came in around 315,000 for that 65-year-old couple.

And importantly, that does not factor in long-term care expenses. So it's a big number. A couple of key messages is, one, you're not paying for it all at once that, you know, typically will be paying for it on an ongoing basis. And your health care costs can really vary a lot, certainly by your own health situation. But also geography is a big swing factor that in more expensive geographies, certainly in big urban centers, people tend to spend more on health care. They may receive higher quality health care, but they will pay for it. So kind of customizing your own situation, thinking about your own situation, certainly to the extent that people are still accumulating assets for retirement, to the extent that they can be mindful about setting aside a component of their retirement assets to help meet health care needs explicitly can make a lot of sense. I'm a huge believer in health savings accounts for people who are covered by a high-deductible health care plan.

If you can start on this when you're young, fund that HSA to the max and then that is like gold for you coming into retirement because the funds go in pre-tax, they accumulate and can be invested, accumulate interest on a tax-free basis and then their tax free withdrawals for health care expenses. So it's just a terrific account type to bring into retirement, but you need to be covered by a high deductible health care plan in order to be able to contribute to one. Mack: No the HSAs are fabulous. But for retirees, for people who are on Medicare, I mean, they really need a good supplemental health insurance plan. Benz: Absolutely. And good prescription drug coverage as well. And it's also important to re-shop that drug plan every year because your own needs may have changed and what's covered within your plan may have changed.

So even though it takes up a little bit of time, if you can do that, a little bit of hygiene every year with your coverage just to make sure you're getting the best possible deal given the drugs that you're taking, that can be time extremely well spent. Mack: Longevity risk is the final retirement blind spot. And I don't know how you anticipate or plan for that. What's your advice as far as handling longevity risk? Benz: It's such an important consideration, Consuelo.

One thing I would say to your viewers is that we see a very strong correlation with income and wealth and longevity. So my guess is that many of your viewers will be higher income folks who have done well in their careers, have amassed substantial assets. That's great news on many levels, but it does tend to mean that you will live a longer life and will have a longer retirement. So for couples who are, say, in their mid-60s or individuals in their mid-60s who are in fairly good health today, I think it's reasonable to plan for quite a long retirement where you'd want your portfolio to last 30 years or even longer. And so that argues for being conservative in terms of your portfolio withdrawals, not taking too much early on especially. And it also argues for having a balanced portfolio that includes plenty of growth potential.

So you'd want to have ample stock exposure, not 90% stock exposure, but probably some sort of a balanced asset allocation because you need the growth potential that comes along with stocks. Mack: And Christine, we also have in our audience, you know, people who are not as well-to-do and or are aspiring to be. Since so many people don't have a defined benefit plan any longer, they don't have a pension plan. So what about annuities? Benz: And I'm so glad you mentioned that, Consuelo, because annuities, especially with higher interest rates that we have today, that really embellishes the case for annuities in a lot of ways because an annuity, a very simple annuity, which is the type of product that I would tend to favor, is just a contract with an insurance company where they pay you a stream of income that will last for your whole lifetime.

So it can be a terrific product. You don't need to have a lot of assets to have an annuity. And one strategy I really like is just look at your household's fixed costs, your very basic outlays for housing and food and insurance and taxes. Tally those up and try to see if you can match your certain sources of income, your Social Security, plus potentially an annuity, with those fixed outlays. And that I think will just give you a lot more peace of mind with that long-term portfolio. It can get buffeted around. We can encounter more years like 2022, but you'll know that you'll have those very basic income outlays set aside without having to worry about your portfolio. Very basic, immediate annuity or even a deferred annuity that will start paying you at some later date can be really effective ways to embellish your lifetime income in addition to Social Security. But job one is get the most you can out of  Social Security because  that's the best annuity-like product that any of us has.

Mack: Is there one investment for a long term diversified portfolio that would actually address these retirement blind spots? Benz: Well, one fund that I really like, and I'm not sure that it addresses each and every blind spot, but Baird Aggregate Bond is a fund I would call out. I know you've had Mary Ellen Stanek on your show many times. She is absolutely terrific, Co-Portfolio Manager of this fund, Co-Chief Investment Officer at Baird. And what I like is that this fund is very high quality. So we've talked about, you know, the types of investments you would want in your portfolio in some sort of a recessionary environment. And this is a fund that I would expect to perform very well because it's high quality and low-cost fixed income portfolios. Mack: Christine Benz Such a treat to have you on WEALTHTRACK for your annual appearance once again, and thank you for giving us two interviews about building a better retirement plan.

You've really helped us tremendously. Thanks, Christine. Benz: Thank you so much, Consuelo. Mack: At the close of every WEALTHTRACK we try to give you one suggestion to help you build and protect your wealth over the long term. This week's Action Point is identify your retirement blind spots and take steps to fix them. Are they retirement date risks? It turns out for many people that decision is out of their control. Sequence-of-return risk? Last year's miserable markets made us all more aware of how important timing can be to long-term financial security.

Inflation risk? It's a heightened reality for all of us now. And of course, should we be so lucky? Longevity risk is a challenge for many of us. Depending on where you are in the retirement cycle, a few or all of these blind spots can be key issues. This is as good a time as any to talk to your family and your financial advisor about them. Next week we'll have another in-depth interview to learn about strategies you need to build and protect your wealth over the long term. In this week's Extra feature, we asked Christine Benz to share which financial blind spots are especially meaningful to her and how she is handling them.

Please follow us on Facebook, Twitter and our YouTube channel. We appreciate the time you spend with us. Have a super weekend and make the week ahead a healthy, profitable and productive one. Announcer: Funding provided by ClearBridge Investments, First Eagle Investments, Royce Investment Partners, Baird, Matthews Asia, Strategas Asset Management and Women Investing in Security and Education. Mack: Hello, I'm Consuelo Mack. Every week on WEALTHTRACK we sit down with great investors and financial thought leaders to talk in depth about strategies you need to build and protect your wealth over the long term. Join us on Consuelo. Mack. Wealthtrack.
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10 Expenses That GO UP in Retirement

in this video i discuss the 10 expenses that go up when you retire coming up next i'm holy schmidt holy schmidt a few weeks ago i posted a video on expenses that go down when you retire not surprisingly a lot of people wanted to know what those expenses were so that they could see if that list applied to them or could potentially apply to them depending on their age i had a few comments from people that asked for similar video but in reverse they wanted to know what expenses go up in retirement so this video is for those people and of course you and anybody else who has an interest in the subject before we begin please make sure you click subscribe notifications so that you get alerted the next time i post a video i post about twice a week all right let's get into it number one and this is a big one is travel when people retire they have a lot more time they're not working 40 hours a week and they try to fill that time with things that they couldn't do or do as much of any way when they were working travel is a big expense particularly from the 65 to 75 year old age group because that's when folks have a lot of energy and the time and funds to engage in travel they often start working down their bucket list as it's called and they go to places like india for some of them others might just go to upstate new york many go to a destination somewhere in between while many people stop traveling at age 75 there are others that continue on into their 80s and even in their 90s so 75 is not a hard stop for anyone expense number two is utilities since you're home more you're going to be using more utilities at home you won't be at work every day so the lights remain on in the darker parts of your house you might be cooking three meals a day instead of ordering out one meal for lunch you might find that your water bill goes up because you are showering twice a day once in the morning and once before you go out or over to a friend's house the third expense is for fitness or exercise a lot of people join a health club or even a country club if you have the means that costs money and so if you're going to spend time on fitness whether it's in a club or maybe it's a new bike who knows you do have the time to spend more time exercising and taking care of yourself and a lot of people find that at this stage in their life they want to make sure that they do in fact do that point number four is on debt and debt service payments unfortunately the average retiree does have debt in fact the average retiree spends 40 percent of their income on debt service payments payments on interest and principal on credit cards primarily as a side note if you have the opportunity to enter retirement with very little or no debt that 40 percent can go to other things where you can enjoy yourself even more point number five is spending money on things like books and reading with the extra time people find that they are more engaged in activities like reading because it keeps the mind sharp and helps pass the days in a very constructive way the sixth point probably the biggest expense that goes up is health care not just the cost of your insurance but out-of-pocket costs etc as you get older you spend more time at the doctor's office you have more co-pays you have more out-of-pocket costs and you may have some things that just aren't covered and so retirees find that their health care costs go up significantly the next point is moving and relocation a lot of people move when they retire they don't stay in the house that they raise the family in they head to florida or arizona another warm climate or just into a less expensive home than the one that they raise their family in the next expense that goes up are the day-to-day expenses people have a tendency to shop a little bit more when they have free time and so some of the smaller expenses that they would avoid while they were at work they don't avoid any more number nine is charitable donations people in retirement have a tendency to focus their time on things that they love and oftentimes some of the things that they love involve charity work or charitable organizations it's not surprising that if they get involved with the charity sometimes they do work with the charity or for the charity and they donate some of their hard-earned money as well point number 10 is financial planning this one actually is not surprising at all people in retirement need to make sure that they have their numbers right both in terms of how they spend their money and where they spend their money and also what to do with it when they eventually pass a financial planner helps them with the answer to all of those questions and many many more as i mentioned beginning if you like this video please make sure you click subscribe notifications retirement information is changing fast these days and i work very hard to get what's out there and here for you this is jeff schmidt thanks for watching

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The Millionaire Mindset: Secrets to Building Wealth with Robert Kiyosaki

[Music] thank you welcome back to our Channel where we Empower you to build wealth and Achieve Financial Freedom today we have a special treat for you as we delve into the wisdom of one of the most renowned Financial Experts of our time Robert Kiyosaki in this video we'll be sharing his 10 essential tips for Building Wealth and attaining Financial Freedom so grab a pen and paper because you won't want to miss these valuable insights tip number one focus on cash flow according to Robert Kiyosaki the key to Financial Freedom lies in generating positive cash flow instead of solely relying on a paycheck aim to build assets that generate income and increase your cash flow over time tip number two Embrace Financial education Kiyosaki emphasizes the importance of continuously educating yourself about money and investing by expanding your financial knowledge you'll be able to make more informed decisions and seize opportunities that others may miss tip number three leverage other people's time and money Robert Kiyosaki suggests using the power of Leverage to accelerate your wealth building Journey this can involve partnering with others utilizing loans or investing in assets that have the potential for exponential growth tip number four build multiple streams of income diversifying your income sources is a crucial step towards achieving Financial Freedom Kiyosaki advises creating multiple streams of income to increase your financial stability and protect yourself from relying solely on One Source tip number five be Fearless in taking risks while caution is important Kiyosaki encourages individuals to embrace calculated risks Building Wealth often involves stepping out of your comfort zone and seizing opportunities that others might shy away from tip number six Master the art of negotiation negotiation skills play a vital role in Building Wealth according to Robert Kiyosaki learning how to negotiate effectively can help you secure better deals increase your income and save money in various aspects of your financial life number seven develop a long-term mindset Building Wealth is a marathon not a Sprint Kiyosaki emphasizes the importance of having a long-term perspective when it comes to investing in building assets patience and persistence are key in achieving lasting financial success tip number eight surround yourself with like-minded individuals your network can greatly influence your financial Journey Kiyosaki advises surrounding yourself with individuals who share similar goals and ambitions this can provide support accountability and valuable opportunities for collaboration tip number nine continuously evaluate and adjust to Achieve Financial Freedom Kiyosaki emphasizes the importance of regularly reviewing your financial situation and making necessary adjustments this involves analyzing your Investments tracking your progress and adapting your strategies accordingly tip number 10 give back and share your wealth lastly Kiyosaki encourages individuals to give back and make a positive impact on the world as you build wealth and Achieve Financial Freedom remember to share your knowledge resources and contribute to causes that align with your values there you have it Robert kiyosaki's 10 essential tips for Building Wealth and achieving Financial Freedom now it's time for you to take action and Implement these strategies in your own life remember Building Wealth is a journey that requires commitment learning and adaptability if you found this video helpful be sure to give it a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel for more valuable insights on personal finance and wealth creation and don't forget to hit the notification Bell so you never miss an update we'd love to hear from you which of these tips resonates with you the most have you already started implementing any of these strategies share your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below let's engage and learn from each other's Journeys as always thank you for watching remember wealth and Financial Freedom are within your reach stay focused stay motivated and keep working towards your goals until next time

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CBDC’s, FedNow, 401K’s, IRA’s, Real Estate, Banks, Gold & Silver – Lynette Zang

I'm Lynette Zhang Chief Market analyst here at itm trading a full service physical gold and silver dealer really specializing in custom strategies based upon your goals which need to be put first today we're going to do something a little bit different we've got a bunch of questions that uh I'm going to be asked I don't know what those questions are which is the way I like it the best so let's just rock and roll all right do you think the banking crisis is over and if not why not okay no I do not by any stretch of the imagination think that the banking crisis is over in fact I think it's I think it's a rumbling underneath the surface and the reason is because we had what 15 years of zero interest rate policies so the problem that the banks that did go under a big problem that they had was that the value of their Securities had declined dramatically as the central bank had raised rates that is throughout the entire global banking system so what's really happening right now is the popping of the largest hard for me to call them asset but I'll call them a debt bubble in history no I don't think this is this is over by any stretch of the imagination it's just being hidden from view what do you see coming next with banks and do you think it's going to be similar to 2008 when three Banks collapsed in 2000 six or seven and then another you know 10 20 100 Banks collapsed a year I do think that there are some similarities but what I also knew which is why I even started my urban farm was that in 2008 when it became apparent to the whole world the banking crisis did that the system died at that point so I think the crisis that we have uh that is not yet visible to the public but is unfolding as we are sitting here and speaking is much larger because what they did in 2008 was just bury it under a mountain of new money and their solution which has been the same solution since 1913 frankly was to devalue the currency through inflation and they haven't gotten the central banks have not got control of the inflation that they caused and the problems that they caused and raising rates aren't going to help to be honest with you what they're doing isn't working because we are at the end of this life cycle so this next system with the Advent of the FED now accounts going into effect in July and we also have the Libor so for transition which we may or may not see any of those Rumblings by June 30th but there are Rumblings the biggest experiment in history on this debt bubble that is popping um yeah I think this next Crisis is going to make 2008 look like chump change and it's going to scare the crap out of everybody and that's when they're going to try and and cram the cbdc's down everybody's throats can you explain the difference between cbdc's and fednab well yeah the cbdc is the actual digital money of the Central Bank the FED now is the account in which they can put it in so that you the public has access to it what do you see happening if and when they get the public to agree to something like that well it's not whether or not they're going to get the public to agree because we've seen in a number of their countries that have forced their population into the cbdcs by demonetizing the money and creating crisis or or just by giving people free money you know they'll spend what you give them is whether or not they will allow like their paycheck to automatically go into the cbdcs will they will they continue to make deposits into that cbdc account that's the big question mark because we do vote with our pocketbooks or our wallets that's how we vote and that's been a big problem for those countries that have already made that attempt to get their population to accept the cbdcs you know I can't I can't answer that my hope is no and the public does not seem to want these cbdc's but do I think they're going to try and cram it down our throats yes and they'll do that through crisis what could the future look like with cbdc's and do you think that would affect people's retirement or retirement 100 you know what a cbdc does and and the FED has even admitted it in the I am international monetary fund the IMF papers that they've written is see right now when they make a policy it takes roughly 12 to 18 months to flow through the system did they get what they want so we're really starting to feel the impact of the rapid rates that the FED did 12 18 months ago right so this way once they have the cbdc then they can have their finger on that policy button 24 7 which is what they've said so that if they want the consumer to go out and consume and you're not consuming what are they going to do they're going to drop us into negative rates more deeply so that you're sitting there watching your principal evaporate and when you're sitting there watching your principle evaporate what are you most likely to do but once it's in cbdc form they can dictate what you can buy with it how long it even exists which you're going to see that at first they're not going to shock you with anything because they want to lull you into a all sense of security to get you to use it and they've talked many times about this so at first it's going to seem kind of normal like people are used to credit cards they're most people are used to credit cards and debit cards and all of that so and and of course they've heard all about the cryptocurrencies and we see what's happening in that Arena and remember recently the I can't remember whether it was the biz or the IMF but they came out with a paper basically private cryptocurrencies bad Central Bank cryptocurrencies good so they're trying to get you lulled into a false sense of security and then once they have you there and let's say that a lot of the population does make that deposit into that fed now and cbdc account right um and especially you know we could go into a hyperinflation on the currency that's already out there and then have the FED controlling the value for a minute of the cbdc so people go oh well look at this is really bad but this is staying more stable and I think that's really what's very very likely to happen to get you to participate voluntarily that frankly makes having physical gold and silver outside of that system critically important because if you have everything inside of their system that they have their finger on 24 7 and can dictate everything about it they have you by the cajones right so this is why it's absolutely critical for you to be as self-sufficient and independent in in as many ways as possible Food Water Energy security barterability wealth preservation community and shelter because the more independent you are the less control they will have over you and they they are attempting this I don't think it's a foregone conclusion I mean I really have hope of a revolution Ray dalio also thinks that A revolution is coming and I I agree with him and because of these repeatable patterns just like the end of the currency's life cycle I mean these patterns when you know what they look like then you know where we are in that cycle and you can get into a position to actually not just survive it but Thrive through it and come out the other side in a better position but you better have physical gold and silver in your possession or Heaven Help Us Heaven help you moving into the future of cbdc's and fed now if people just go into that blindly what does it look like with IRAs 401ks retirement plans all of those other Fiat money assets for lack of a better term the only thing you can convert them in is to Dollars and so again if we have this split system which would make a whole lot of sense for them to do where you have the current system hyperinflating and then the cbdc system where they keep that value more stable and they might give you the option well you can convert this into this and so you know I think there would be a lot of people that would grab on to that false lifeline because they could see the value of their Investments being absolutely eroded just like what we're seeing in Zimbabwe right now where their stock market is up 600 percent as they're trying to get people to adopt the cbdc that is presumably backed by gold but it's not convertible and if it ain't convertible it ain't over I got news for you it's just another gimmick to get you to get control of you so people will fly to these things thinking that they are protecting their purchasing power and wealth but it's a big scam because at the end of the day in that hyperinflationary mode they're going to have to do overnight revaluations to get the public to go along with it and to trust it again but I could easily see a scheme where they kept the value artificially of the cbdc stable and they are going to sell it because this is what they've said they are going to sell it as look if we do cbdc's there's not going to be any more inflation so it would make complete sense in their strategy to allow the current system to hyperinflate maintain artificially the value of the cbdcs until they got you hooked and then as they say not me they say then there are no limitations to how low we can push interest rates which means attacking your principal so if you hold all of your wealth in there your your pardon me you're screwed but if you hold a chunk of your wealth as much as you possibly can in physical gold and silver even if that is our current tool of barter you're holding your purchasing power and you just convert what you need and protect the rest of your valuation your purchasing power and your wealth valuation that that's what's going to level this playing field for people that's what's going to get them through it no doubt there isn't one doubt in my mind talk about that more how you convert what you need when you need it and your I guess strategy for that where well I mean right now there are a lot of dealers that are out there but you know what I think is really important places that you can convert I mean you can convert gold and silver at pawn shops jewelry stores uh liquidation smelters but frankly the best way to do it is to establish a relationship with a reputable dealer like itm who's been around since 95 has long-term relationships with wholesalers you're going to end up better um better off you're going to end up getting more of whatever the current currency is because of the way that our our network is established and we've you know we've proven ourselves so what you would do is based upon your strategy which you can set up a call and calendly so that you understand what the strategy is based on your goals based on your part possible your current income needs right then you would simply call itm as an example and say okay this is what I need you'd send it back through it gets liquidated it gets deposited and whatever the current fiat currency is and that's how you do it easy peasy it's no big deal so you said to make a note about gold and silver IRAs right yes thank you um I mean I think everybody knows that when I'm making choices because there isn't anybody out there that can guarantee that they won't do an overt confiscation of gold I mean there's lots of historic precedence there's even current in different countries that are that are confiscating gold right now because gold holds your purchasing power which is why all the central banks or most of the central banks are accumulating it so personally for my choices and also because of my Uncle Al who in 1964 had two safes full of pre-33 coins when you couldn't was illegal to hold more than five ounces except in that way right so I have some serious concerns because most people that own gold own it inside of an IRA and it's very very easy if they were to do an overt confiscation to do a big sweep of the IRAs now they're not going to want you to complain and since they know that they're destroying the Fiat money system so what if they pay you even a bonus to what the manipulated spot Market looks like just like they did in 33 and then boom it gets revalued and you're what you're left with you think you've got gold but if you don't hold it you don't own it and your perception is irrelevant in those kind of circumstances and certainly in a court of law so I want the kind of gold that you cannot hold inside of an IRA because there is clear past and current precedence for an over confiscation and let's face it desperate governments do desperate things where do you see real estate falling into the picture in the near future or and or with the changes in cbdc's and for now well you know real estate is kind of an interesting circumstance it has definitely been artificially inflated and if you go back to 2008 you can see the central bank and the Federal Reserve came out and said you know these are the areas that we have targeted for reflation right so the truth of the matter is it is severely overvalued on a global basis especially since what happened since 2020 okay now globally on average you see a major decline in the price but you've got to have a place to make your last stand I mean you're not going to camp out because real estate is overvalued so you just need to be in a position that if you had to take out debt in order to do it so you've got a mortgage that you have the ability to Boom pay that debt off in a heartbeat when they do that overnight revaluation right so there's a strategy around fixed rate debt which is exactly the same strategy that the governments use and that is to repay that debt with the currency so in in the US with dollars that have less and less value would I go out and speculate on real estate right now no we've been watching the um the the credit quality decline in purchasers we've been watching all of these special little give me's to get the most naive buyers of real estate buying real estate again Lower fees you know put down less money and therefore you're going to pay fewer fees which is insane you know so watching those kinds of manipulations shows me that they're trying to get the most naive people in the bunch to support this unsupportable really real estate market um but having said that you got to have a place to make your last stand so whether that's you know a roof over your head like you know I have my house in Phoenix which is an urban farm so I can eat off of that but also during 2020 when there were riots near my house and riots near my daughter's house and I slept in my bed that night with a gun and I woke up the next morning and said aha there is the hole right so I went out and Matt it took a while but I managed to find my bug out house did I care how much it cost not really because I believe that it's going to save our lives and we have a great place The Orchards were just I just was telling you the Orchards have been other than a few things that they're still looking for basically in so stay tuned you'll be seeing more of that um and it's completely off grid so I've and I've got a well so I it meets all of the criteria for the Mantra Food Water Energy security barter ability wealth preservation community and shelter um so you know with real estate it kind of depends because because you need it but would I buy it because I think it's going to go up in terms of Fiat dollars heck no no but would I buy it because it fit into my strategic plan that supported the goals that I'm trying to accomplish then yeah you mentioned sofa and live where earlier what's the simplest way to understand those two things and what's going on there tectonics shift right I mean I mean they are so dead silent on this transition and the problem is kind of what the problem was with the svb and the other banks that went out in that the value of their Holdings because of the increase in the interest rate the market value of all their Holdings declined right so when we transition when we conclude the transition uh the end of this month is when it's supposed to be concluded even if it's in pennies you're talking about trillions of dollars worth of contracts nobody really has any idea of how many trillions still have to shift that is a tectonic shift one that has never been attempted before and is happening into a debt bubble because all of these are dead instruments right all these derivatives and and debt contracts that are based that are shifting right so they're shifting into a bubble that is already popping whether or not they can keep that hidden for a little bit more we're going to find out just like it seems like the banking crisis is over no it is not and I don't doubt that even one second and I don't care if it's the smallest community and just recently Janet Yellen came out and said that she expects more consolidations in banks that means she expects more Banks to go down and yes because the Federal Reserve and Global central banks so it's not just here it's everywhere look at look at Credit Suisse and UBS right you know globally we had all those negative rate Bonds in in Europe Etc and we had all those bonds that basically came as at zero interest rates and now the interest rates are going up I mean I think that's going to change but the market is the Market's betting that the Federal Reserve is going to go in shortly and drop rates again so the market no longer trusts what the FED says because the FED showed them that they can't trust it and that if you remember that was last August surprised the Hades out of me when they actually gave up that level of confidence because the only level of confidence in this Con game left is the public confidence that the currency could never go away right and that I don't know do people still think the FED knows what they're doing that the treasury knows what they're doing has this debt ceiling issue ah resolved but the whole world they took it to the to the exact moment pretty much and the whole world that is based the whole marketable world that is based on U.S treasuries was looking at this and going that's our bedrock and they're playing with the Bedrock and now they're going to be issuing a whole bunch of treasuries to fill up the treasury Bank book right so they can write those checks which by the way is inflationary by the way okay is that crisis averted no we haven't seen the end of that crisis but this whole thing is based on confidence and it really did a job on a global level which was already shaky so yeah no we've got lots of issues that can erupt at any moment that we just can't see so silver and Libor are two different kinds of rates correct Libor was created in the 80s and so you have all of those mortgages car loans student loans which by the way people are going to have to start repaying now coming up in September they had three years where they didn't but now they're gonna have to mortgages uh credit cards and derivative contracts which in a derivative is just a big unsubstantiated bet against could be a stock or a bond or the weather or whether or not you do your hair up or down I mean you know um so there's just a lot of Leverage way more leverage that is built into the system today which is basically debt upon debt upon debt upon debt upon debt which makes everything look great on the way up but it also crashes the system on the way down and that bubble is popping so yes once it was discovered that shockingly uh Traders were manipulating the Libor which was just a few Banks getting together and go gee if I were gonna charge you interest overnight this is how much I would charge and if I were going to pay interest overnight this is how much I would pay once it was discovered that it was being manipulated they're a good long run uh then they had to come up with a new Benchmark and so in this country we came up with sopher and they have to shift from one to the other and then while it's supposed to be a market rate when you read the really fine print they eliminate a lot of bonds from that so is it really a market rate and the rate that that they get for so far is different than the Libor rate so that's why it's a tectonic shift that revalues trillions of dollars worth of assets that have not yet been converted and those that have been like especially for leveraged loans closer packages of Leverage loans what they're finding out is that they're taking in a lot less money as well so they're fighting it they're still fighting it that's a big problem and we can't they're not talking about it why aren't you talking about the biggest experiment in history why aren't you talking about it kind of makes me nervous so it may be a big fat nothing Burger but I don't think so it's just when are we going to notice it flyboards London so first U.S well Libor yes is the London interbank offer rate but but it was used globally okay and so far is at this point primarily being used in the U.S but that too could be used globally and I don't think it's gonna make it there there were uh like about five central banks that came up with their own interest rate new interest rate benchmark so we'll see but even even uh what they did to try and fix that difference was come up with some kind of mathematical formula but even with that formula they cannot get it to match Libor so that means that the valuation of all of these contracts that are based on Libor and shifting into so far those valuations change you can't tell me that's a nothing Burger because I don't believe it on on how many contracts who knows they were saying something like over 610 trillion but nobody really knows how I mean admittedly nobody really knows how many derivative contracts there are out there and before they change the accounting rules I personally with my own eyes at the bank for international settlements counted 1.4 quadrillion and that I think was like in 2009 and that market has exploded since then so how many quadrillions there's no way to bail it out no flipping way period period why do you think people I think so many people are confused right now and what can they be doing to protect themselves well I think that people are confused because there is definitely the normalcy bias right and what we're asking them to do is have a paradigm shift and that means that you have to admit that what you have believed to be true what you've been taught to be true your entire life is a lie and that's very hard for people to do but they knew this when they set the system up with inflation baked in it right so um and and I'll tell you an interesting story because you know I just got back from Italy right and Natalie our our guide but I've known him since 2009.

We were talking about his personal experience when they shifted from the Lira the Italian currency into the Euro right and he said and I I knew this he he didn't recognize the first part of it where they devalued the currency by 17 to get they supposedly on par with everybody so they could make this transition and then when they made the transition if say a loaf of bread cost you two Lira it cost you two Euros except that it took four Lira to buy those two Euros so immediately you lost what 50 100 of its value right and he was telling me but he couldn't charge twice as much for his Services because that was too much right so I made a comment about um how that Union was set up and there have been lots of studies on it where it was sold as it's going to level the playing field for all of these countries but in reality it was set up for Germany that is a nation of Savers to benefit the most by loaning money to all of these other countries so that those countries and those individuals in those countries could buy goods from Germany and take on that debt and so where it was supposed to level the playing field don't hold me to this because obviously I'm not looking at this but if I recall something like 96 of the populations in the other countries their standard of living had declined dramatically and when I told him that and even based on his personal experience he said to me well Lynette I'm surprised that you would say that because we've been taught talking about community and meeting Community all this trip and here you are saying that this community is not a good one and I said to him so so number one there's your normalcy bias he admitted how that transition had a negative impact on his personal standard of living right and he knew it absolutely knew it and yet when it came down to the bottom line it was definitely supportive of the Union and even the currency Union so for me that was a normalcy bias because when they set up the system they knew they knew many things but they knew two key things number one people marry the legal money of the state and number two not one man in a million understands inflation and that's how they've been able to take advantage of us so understanding that that's where they are and the only thing we are at the end of this currency's life cycle period end of discussion the only thing that can protect you from it is to be secure in the whole mantra but you gotta have this that's why you see on a global basis central banks buying gold hand over fist at the highest levels ever because they absolutely know that they're destroying the last little bit of whatever happens to be in their Fiat money and trying to transition us into a new system whether or not that's going to work I don't know I hope it doesn't I hope we have that Revolution so that we can have a more fair system because the system that they have in mind for us is a full surveillance system where they control if you are completely dependent on that system they can control every single aspect of your life and look at where they've taken us to so far they've done such a great job for themselves but not for you and me so what you can do is execute the strategy and make sure that you are secure in food water energy security barterability wealth preservation community and shelter so that you don't have they can't dictate to you if you're not they're going to be able to dictate to you and I'm pretty sure even though you will own nothing you will not be happy and you prioritized your wealth preservation first oh absolutely you can fund all of your sustainability projects absolutely a hundred percent and and you know you might have seen that in May turkey sold a bunch of gold and so you could say oh well why did turkey sell the gold because this is your savings right this ensures your wealth preservation and your purchasing power it has for thousands of years and so what you would all have also noticed if you looked at the report is that China and India and a number of other countries added to and when turkey had to sell off it was to be able to buy things it was their savings that were able to buy things that they needed so yes 100 you you know it's it's just like if you're in an airplane and you're going down and the oxygen mask comes down what do you do you're supposed to put that on first and then you can help the child next to you even though you would give up your life for that child right so yes that's why you you get your wealth preserved and your ability to purchase you know short barter you get that done first then that's your that's your oxygen mask then you can do everything else and don't wait because we are running out of time I can't tell you exactly the moment I'm not going to know it before you or anybody else but I'm hoping and I'm thinking that I am going to know when this gig is up completely and then we get to our bug out house thanks Lynette appreciate the time my pleasure but just remember wealth Shields are made of physical gold physical silver in your possession

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Welcome, everyone, thank you for joining us today. My name is Ewelina Caplap, Wealth Management operations manager at Coastal Credit Union, where we bank better to live better. Today, we will be sharing with you three retirement savings tips before year end. So hopefully today you will come out of this session with some great action items. Joining me today are David Burk, CFS financial advisor, and Drew Snider, CFP, director of financial planning here at Coastal Credit Union. Welcome to you both.

So before we get into our exciting conversation, we will very quickly cover our disclosure slide. Coastal Credit Union contracts with CUSO Financial Services to offer investment products to its members, which can fluctuate with market activity and potentially have some risk. So getting into our exciting conversation today about three retirement savings tips for year end. At this time, let's talk about tip one. Tip one, Roth IRAs. We hear about Roth IRAs quite a lot and the potential tax free income they provide. David, why don't you start us off with a little bit about what this tip is? Thanks, Ewelina.

A Roth IRA is an IRA that you're actually using after-tax dollars to invest in a credit union or an investment Roth IRA and letting that grow tax deferred so that after age 59 and a half, you'll be able to withdraw money out of that account that is 100 percent tax free. That's a huge financial and tax benefit that you should certainly consider before year end. Why don't you add a little bit more to that, Drew? Yeah, the Roth IRA is is definitely the greatest savings tool we have for retirement.

As the illustration shows, the seed for our tree is what's getting taxed. And then you grow this beautiful tree with all this great money on it and you get to take the money off and you don't pay taxes on the money. So it's fantastic and everyone should consider if they can do it or not. The beauty of looking at a Roth IRA going into December is you have a vision of what your income is for the year and you have limitations on contributions based on what your income was for twenty twenty one.

So if your income is basically under about one hundred twenty five thousand dollars as a single person or one hundred ninety eight thousand dollars as joint filers, you should definitely be looking at a Roth IRA and coming into the credit union and talking to us to see if it'll work for you. That's excellent. What a great first tip to consider taking care of before the year end. So we're now going to move over to tip number two, and we're going to talk about some 401(k)s. What can you tell us here, David? 401(k)s are offered typically through an employer or as an employer sponsored retirement plan.

They've been around for quite some time now, and many employees should be taking full advantage of this retirement savings. And again, since we're now getting towards the end of the year, it's always a benefit to evaluate your income at this year, like Drew mentioned in the previous slide. But then also what your income will be next year and give yourself a savings raise of trying to increase your savings. Drew, I'll let you expand more about the comparison of Nick versus Maria and what their savings has done over time. Sure, I'd be happy to. This is a very simple graphic of two individuals who make the same amount of money and started off saving the same amount of money, the same percentage to their 401k plan. Nick maintained that savings rate, whereas Maria, each year, increased her savings rate by one percent or her contribution rate by one percent to her 401k plan until it maxed out at 15 percent.

And you can see that over time, Maria had quite a bit more money. This is after 30 years. She had twice as much money for retirement as did Nick. And you know what? You don't really need to concentrate on anything other than the fact that that right bar looks a lot bigger than the left bar. So with proper planning, we can help our viewers get there. Yeah, just one more comment here.

Before year end, everyone should take a look at their 401k statement and see if they maximized. If they're trying to maximize the amount that they can contribute, they should take a look at that and see if they've been able to do that this year, because a lot of people may think that they are maximizing their contributions when in fact they haven't. Right? Good point. And another thing, I'm not sure if we mentioned it, if you have a Roth 401k option on your plan, if we're talking about a Roth IRAs, certainly Roth 401k option is something that our viewers should be looking into. Can either one of you speak to that for a minute? Yeah, that's an interesting comment, Ewelina, because that's still relatively new in the marketplace and offered through employer 401k plans, but the numbers are astounding how few people are really taking full advantage of that Roth opportunity in their 401k.

And what that means is, you can actually contribute more towards your Roth 401k than you can a Roth IRA outside of your employer-sponsored plan. Plus, your income is not a restrictive factor in being able to contribute to the Roth 401K plan. And just add to that, I would encourage anybody, even high income people who really do like the tax deduction that they're getting from their traditional 401k contributions. It's not an either/or situation. You know, if you're not doing either traditional or Roth, you can do some in both. Personally, I do some in both of mine. I do some in the traditional and I do some in the Roth in my contributions.

I do the same thing on my own planning as well. Well, certainly a lot to take in and consider for year end. So we're going to move on to our final tip. Tip three. Health savings accounts, right? HSAs. And who doesn't like the sound of triple tax savings? So, David, what don't you tell us a little bit about that first? The triple tax saving on a health savings account is phenomenal, and many people have completely overlooked this opportunity for their own household and and being able to save tax free money.

So what ends up happening. If your employer offers you a high deductible health account, then you can participate in an HSA. And what you're able to do is contribute on an individual basis or as a family, and that money can be tax deductible as far as the contribution. Once that money is in your HSA, it grows tax deferred. And then when you're ready to start withdrawing money from an HSA for a qualifying medical or health care expense, it's one hundred percent tax free as a distribution. And I want to comment here. As as you come to the year end, some employers are going to contribute some money to your HSA for you. You can add the rest up to the maximum. And you have until April 15th to do that. But the year end is a great time to take a look to see how much your employer has put into that plan for you. And then what is the calculation? What's the amount that you can add to it? Because you can reduce your taxes in your 2021 tax return, you get tax deferral and you can take the money out tax free for qualified health care expenses.

Excellent. So it sounds like there's a lot to get done here working with Team Coastal. So who are we right? Who is Team Coastal? Drew, can you talk to us about how we can help our viewers in meeting these three tips? Putting them into action? Yeah. Whether you're talking to Coastal Wealth Management about these concepts that we talked about today, or if you go into the branch, the credit union, you're going to get a team of experienced people that are going to be able to help you make your contributions, maximize your retirement. At Coastal, they're going to talk to you about your savings account options and Wealth Management. If you have a more longer term perspective, we're going to show you some investment options for your IRAs. And then, you know, one thing about Coastal Wealth Management is, you know, we have lots of options to help you to find a great solution that you're comfortable with.

That fits your risk tolerance and your needs, and we're all working together. So whether you talk to someone at the branch and you tell them, Hey, I'd like to get a better rate of return, than you're offering in that savings account, they're going to bring us into the conversation with Wealth Management so we can talk to you about how we can help. So we're all working together at Team Coastal. And then obviously, if you want to do a financial plan with us, we'd be happy to help you with that. Absolutely. And speaking of that financial plan, for our viewers, if they are not aware, it is a complimentary financial review to meet with our team and discover all the options available to you with Team Coastal, whether that be something that our retail team can help you or our Wealth Management department specifically, we all work together and can hopefully help you reach your goals. Schedule your complimentary Financial Review with us today. You can call us at 919-882-6655. You can certainly send us an email [email protected]. And of course, you can find us online as well.

There are some action items to take here with these three tips before year end. We're happy to help you with that. Thank you again… David Burke, CFS financial advisor, one of our dedicated advisors for being with me here today, and of course, Drew Snider, our financial planning director here at Coastal Credit Union. Thank you for your time today and thank you to our viewers for joining us. And reach out to us. We'll be happy to help you..

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