Want to grow your wealth? Let me show you where to put your paycheck after it lands in your Chase, Wells Fargo, or Bank of America checking account 💵 1. Move your money into a high-yield savings account right away. 2. Invest in a Roth IRA for tax-free growth. 3. Put money into a growth account 4. Don't leave all your money sitting in checking—banks use YOUR money to invest for themselves. It's smarter to keep your money in an account where it can grow and compound over time. -Steve Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! @calltoleap @calltoleap @calltoleap Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class January 7th at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #checkingsaccount

Original video 🎥: @esquisito.gabby $75,000 is a good starting salary, but here are 3 helpful tips to make the most of it: 1. Keep growing! Learn new skills that can boost your income even more 2. Build good money habits by saving 20% of your paycheck in a high-yield savings account 3. Remember to be kind and loving to yourself and your partner - money isn't everything! ❤️ I'm curious what you think! Would you be happy making $75,000 a year, or do you feel like you need more in today's world? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 💭 -Steve Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class January 7th at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #wealthmindset #salary

If you want a copy of my budgeting sheet, comment “SHEET” and I’ll send you a link! 📊 Are you in your 30s or 40s and not sure how much money to save into all your accounts? Here’s a quick breakdown of 4 different types of people and their level of budgeting: Level 1: Puts 70% into needs, 30% into wants, and nothing into investing and saving. Level 2: Puts 50% into needs, 30% into wants, 20% into investing and saving. Level 3: Puts 30% into needs, 20% into wants, 50% into investing and saving. Level 4: Puts 10% into needs, 10% into wants, and 80% into investing and saving. Which level budgeter are you? 🙂 -Steve Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! @calltoleap @calltoleap @calltoleap Make sure you check out my next beginners investing Master Class on January 7th at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #budgetingsheet

Want to know the top 5 careers of millionaires? 👀 Keep watching to find out! 1. Engineers 2. Accountants 3. Teachers 4. Management or corporate executives 5. Attorneys Were you surprised by this list? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 🙂 -Steve Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class January 7th at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #millionaires

Keep watching if you use Chase, Bank of America, or Wells Fargo 👀 Don't keep the majority of your money in these banks—here's why. These banks offer extremely low interest rates (less than 1%), which means your money isn't growing. In fact, with inflation, you're actually losing money over time. Instead, consider keeping most of your money in a high-yield interest account where you can earn more. While standard savings accounts yield just 0.01%, high-yield interest accounts currently offer 4%-5% returns. Want a list of my favorite high-yield savings accounts? Tag a friend or comment SAVINGS and I'll send it your way! -Steve Follow @calltoleap Follow @calltoleap for investing videos! Follow me @calltoleap to learn more things like this about money! Make sure you check out my next beginners investing master class January 7th at 5:30 PM PT the link to sign up is in my bio! 🔥 #money #investing #finance #personalfinance #HYSA