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Money Expert Reacts to Finance TikToks

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I’m the host of Netflix’s “How To Get Rich” and today I’m looking at more financial advice on TikTok. Let’s see what’s good and what’s just plain wrong.

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30 comments
@DarthVader1899

Fuck you car dealers are not scatters we work hard to fucking make a living for our families. Fuck you and your ignorance. There is no reason we shouldn't make 5k profit on as $1000000 truck

@jennifermoffitt4635

We all would love a strong middle class but that idea's been long gone.

@StephanieStoven

Love these videos!! You crack me up!

@jonasking3670

Grant Cardone comparing college to prison shows me that he’s never had a tough day in his life. Just so out of touch.

@EllieofAzeroth

I will always love your down to earth and humble approach to being wealthy. Your commentary on the goon at 20:34 stunned me. No matter what background soemone has or what class they are in, you are always so respectful. Love that

@davidbumpstead9833

I've always disliked the phrase "pay yourself first" as it can easily be misinterpreted as indulging in immediate wants rather than prioritising your future.

Personally, I think a phrase like "fund you future first" is better. It leaves it open to interpretation for things like spending on education or investing the stocks and shares but is still as punchy as the original saying.

Just had to get that off my chest 😅

@taylorbrown9497

I enjoy seeing him get riled up over the bad advice lol