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Today, we’re going to talk about something that’s very important for women – financial literacy and independence.In this episode, we’ll discuss how spousal Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) can help women secure their financial future, and how standard brokerage accounts can be used to grow one’s wealth. Let’s start with prenuptial agreements, or prenups. A lot of women have an automatic aversion to prenups because they think it puts them at a disadvantage. However, prenups are supposed to benefit both parties, not just one. Now, let’s talk about spousal IRAs. If you’re in a marriage, a spousal IRA can help you secure your financial future. It’s important to understand how to open and maintain a spousal IRA, as well as the income limits that come with it.Next up, we have standard brokerage accounts. These accounts can be used to grow your wealth, and investing in them can be a great way to secure your financial future. Women investors tend to outperform their male counterparts, so it’s definitely worth considering. Overall, this episode has been all about how women can achieve financial independence and literacy. By valuing our labor and time, pursuing education and marketable skills, and utilizing financial safeguards such as prenups, spousal IRAs, and standard brokerage accounts, we can be well on our way to securing our financial futures.
Keywords: financial literacy, financial independence, prenuptial agreements, spousal IRAs, standard brokerage accounts, women investors, women’s labor, women’s time, education, marketable skills…(read more)
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We have all heard the saying, “you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” In other words, the people we surround ourselves with have a significant impact on our beliefs, behaviors, and ultimately our success. This concept can also be applied to the content we consume, including videos. There is one video in particular that has been gaining attention for its ability to raise standards and potentially increase net worth.
The video in question is about the importance of prenuptial agreements, spousal Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), and investing in English. These topics may seem unrelated, but they all have one thing in common – they can all contribute to a person’s financial success and stability.
Prenuptial agreements, often referred to as prenups, are legal documents that outline the division of assets and spousal support in the event of a divorce. While they are not the most romantic topic to discuss, they can be essential for protecting one’s assets and financial future. By raising the standards in your relationships and considering a prenuptial agreement, you are taking proactive steps to safeguard your financial well-being.
Spousal IRAs are another important financial tool that can elevate your standards and boost your net worth. These accounts allow a non-working spouse to contribute to an individual retirement account, even if they do not have earned income. By taking advantage of spousal IRAs, couples can maximize their retirement savings and secure a more comfortable financial future.
Investing in English may seem like an unconventional way to raise your standards and increase your net worth, but it can actually be a smart financial move. English is often referred to as the global language of business, and being fluent in English can open up a world of opportunities for career advancement and financial success. By investing time and resources into improving your English skills, you are investing in your own potential earning power.
While each of these topics may seem distinct, they all share the common goal of elevating one’s financial standards and ultimately, boosting net worth. By watching a video that discusses and promotes these concepts, viewers are exposed to new ideas and strategies that can positively impact their financial future.
In conclusion, the video about prenups, spousal IRAs, and investing in English has the potential to raise standards and increase net worth for those who pay attention to its message. By considering and implementing these strategies, individuals can take proactive steps towards financial security and success. As the saying goes, “you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with” – and the content we consume has a significant impact as well. Choosing to watch videos that promote financial empowerment and smart strategies can undoubtedly raise our standards and contribute to a more prosperous future.
Gagging – "You have no gold!"
I'm so tired of wasting my time with men that I started to think since a while to charge them for my time on the dating scene.
However with whole life it can loan you large amts of capital
Im a post menopausal woman with assets. IF I marry, it will never be a legal marriage, just in ceremony only. We can be co-trustees and acquire all assets together in trust. This protects both of us
Correction: the quality of fertility in men drops with every year lived after age 35.
The mutations in sperm increase with age making it more likely for older men to produce children with congenital health issues.
My dad paid all the bills, gave my mom 2k/month for whatever, deposited money into a savings account only she could withdraw from, encouraged her to get a college degree ("in case anything ever happens to me or if you ever decide you'd rather be on your own") but then never required her to work… He was far from perfect and I learned a lot about what I didn't want in a marriage. But also, damn… he empowers her at every step and he acknowledges to everyone that the wealth he has built, they have built together, as a team.
One of the biggest disservices this did to me…? I naively expected most of the educated world to work similarly. My first marriage was as opposite to what I was used to growing up as I could ever say.
Now I'm engaged to a man who left me with a luxury car and credit cards within two months of dating and spoils me emotionally most of all.
And his/our wealth has grown so much since we started dating.
I can't believe I almost stayed with my ex – an emotionally dead man who was constantly asking me for more money. I did so much for his life….it doesn't earn you appreciation. It earns you resentment.
Currently unlearning bad coping mechanisms and rediscovering my self worth, this channel is covering topics which are so important to my core evolution. Much love to you and everyone else on the same journey ❤
My bf recently hung out with his friends, and apparently they asked him if I was paying rent since I spend so many nights at his place (he owns it). Oof.
He said he told them that this was not the way he did things. He might be clumsy and completely oblivious to gift-giving, but he considers his home to be mine as well (though I keep renting my own apartment until we're legally bound together), pays for my meals, covers my part in our travels, and doesn't expect me to do any housechores "to compensate"/"to pull my weight". He teaches me about finances, encourages me to grow my own wallet, even gives me insights into legal stuff. He pours into me, and looks at me like I can do no wrong.
I never knew I could be cherished so, and sometimes it's hard to receive… but I'm learning <3
Women also dont get promoted as often because if they have kids and take maternity leave, sure the employer provides paid or unpaid maternity leave but they see it as women focused on their family and settled and dont have as much ambition to be promoted and not in office as much because they had a kid.
Thats way men get promoted faster and because of bias for preferring men in leadership roles that most ceos or manager roles are dominated by men.
Can you talk about how to start investing and where! Pleaseeee
I need some advice. I’m East Asian, and in my culture it is normal to expect men to pay for dates. Men know this expectation as well. However, it seems that everyone around me (married and non-married friends, most of the men I’ve talked to or gone on dates with, and even my therapist) says that I am wrong to expect men to pay for dates and that I need to lower my expectations if I want to get married. I don’t think I am wrong and I definitely don’t want to lower my standards, but hearing this repeatedly is taking a toll on me. I’m already 40, and I’m beginning to kind of feel kind of desperate and now feel like I will be alone forever. What should I do?
I wonder if you read my mind. Keep shining girl. Love you! <3 <3 <3
Literally Elle! Oh my god. You’ve really really really opened up a whole new way of looking at things. You’re amazing. Your advice has literally changed my life. You have risen my standards for men and with no shame. Us women are subjected to so much from the patriarchy. It is so true that the least any man can do is pay.
Seriously I love the way she talks and also the content.
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I'd like to ask for your opinion on these things, please!
1. On a date, splitting the bill? Or should the guy be paying?
2. A relationship where the woman is the dominant one and the man is submissive.
You can only depend on a man until you can’t. That’s discernment. All of the affirmations in the world can’t change human nature and the reality.
Ladies, just because a guy invites you to a concert for free, don’t go unless he pays you for your time!!! Don’t do anything for free anymore! I’m serious!
Financial videos are my faves
If you both are paying for everything together. Make sure he helps you in taking care of your child, cleaning & cooking. Make sure ladies you make him do everything with you.
Who is Sylvia?
I want to listen to this is repet, like pure gold!
Read the ‘Cinderella complex’ by Judith Arcana I think. It’s a feminist book from 1980 and it’s still relevant.
My boyfriend be like “well my mom…..” I cut him off right there… I ain’t cha mama !
I’m just reading the comments and only made it through the first few seconds of the vid and I feel a MAJOR binge coming on.