TOP FINANCIAL YOUTUBERS

Top Financial Youtube Channels

If you are reading this blog post, there is a high chance that you have an interest in personal finance.  This is very good, because the more knowledgeable you are, the better the decisions you make.

Expanding your knowledge of personal finance can be done in many ways. Through the internet, you can now access and an endless amount of free information to help guide you. This includes blogs, podcasts, and videos.

Below I focus on three of my favourite personal finance youtube creators. These are all based on my own personal opinion. It was very hard to narrow it down to only a few creators, but I chose all three for a specific reason.



Graham Stephan - The Real Estate Guru

Graham Stephan has an amazing YouTube channel revolved around real estate and personal finance. He is 29 years old and worth about $6 million. He works as a YouTube creator, real estate agent, and investor.

In his videos, he shares advice on how to invest in good real estate and create cash flow from rental income. He is also known to be extremely cautious in his spending and shares ways that viewers can save a lot of money.

His videos are very informative and entertaining which makes them very easy to watch. 

Stefan James - Keeping a Balanced Life

Stefan James creates videos for his channel called 'Project Life Mastery'. He is worth approximately $7 million. Most of his assets are found in his very large stock portfolio. 


Many of his videos provide very good advice on how to effectively invest in the stock market. Many other videos focus on keeping a balanced lifestyle. This includes setting goals, staying healthy, and having a positive outlook. 

This channel is very unique because Stefan not only shares ways on how to be better financially but also to be better physically and mentally.

Brandon Beavis - Difficult Made Easy

 Brandon Beavis is a young YouTuber that provides very useful information for investors. He works at his father's investment firm and has learned much of his knowledge doing so. His videos explain everything related to investing; where you should invest, what you should invest in, and what accounts to invest in.



His videos are particularly useful to Canadians as he is from B.C. More importantly, Brandon takes several concepts and simplifies them so that they are easy to understand. If you feel like you know something, chances are watching his videos will help you understand it much better.

 Thank you for reading this post. Please follow me on twitter @money_sleeping. Have an awesome day and check out some more of my posts!


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

NEVER BUY A NEW CAR!

Image
WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER BUY A NEW CAR! For the average American, owning and operating a vehicle costs about $9500 per year according to Investopedia. That is a TON of money. The reality is for some people, owning a car is a necessity. If you have a family, use a car for work, or live in an area without sufficient public transit, you need one. The ultimate goal to save money on transportation costs is to use alternatives other than owning a car, such as public transit, biking, or carpooling services. For those who fall into the categories listed above, there still is a more affordable option. The answer is BUYING A USED CAR. SO WHY SHOULD I BUY A USED CAR? Buying a used car can definitely be very scary. You could end up with a great deal or with an endless problem that sucks money from your pocket. If you follow the right steps you could greatly benefit financially. Whenever you take a brand new car off the showroom floor its value goes down IMMEDIATELY. That's how vehicles...
Read more

VANILLA LATTE's OR 1 MILLION DOLLARS

Image
VANILLA LATTE's OR $1,000,000 In this post I wanted to see just how much money an individual could make if they invested all the money that they spent on Starbucks coffee. The result is pretty ridiculous. There are a few factors that I assumed in this test; 1) The beverage being used is Skinny Vanilla Latte (Venti) because it is one of the most popular drinks at Starbucks. This drink costs $4.65. 2) It is assumed that this person will buy coffee every single day from Monday to Friday, every single week. 3) It is also assumed that for the investment they will invest it in an S&P 500 Index fund, which tracks the 500 largest U.S. companies. 4) The average return of the S&P 500 throughout history has been 9.8% yearly, and so that figure will be used as the yearly return of the investment. 6) The individual will contribute to the investment from the age of 18-65 years old. It is at this age that the majority of people drink coffee for both school and work. This...
Read more

SPOTIFY PREMIUM FOR $1.66 PER MONTH

Image
WHAT? I'm sure that most of you reading this are wondering how I get Spotify Premium for under $2 a month. I will get to that, but first, let me give you a backstory. I started using Spotify over two years ago. I made my account after I got a year's worth of free premium subscription after getting a new phone with Rogers (one of the largest Canadian carriers). I am an avid music lover, in fact, I play and teach guitar part-time. Having premium made it extremely easy for me to listen to music, download it, and use it while I was teaching. Once my subscription was over I could not stand the annoying ads and restrictions that the free version had. I was hooked to premium. I needed to find a way to get it for a cheaper price. THE NORMAL COST Spotify premium currently costs $9.99 CAD in Canada and $9.99 US in America per month for the premium subscription. The tax is included within the price which is nice. This means it would cost me $119.88 a year. $9.99 x 12 ...
Read more