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Your Money: Buy Anything You Want, Guilt-Free
1. Your Money
Buy Anything You Want, Guilt-Free
Brendan Quinn
Patrick Johnson
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
2. What We’ll Talk About
Why is this important?
Credit cards and credit
Accounts you need
Building a system
Investing
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3. How We Know This Stuff
I Will Teach You To
Be Rich by Ramit Sethi
Most of what we’re
going to talk about
comes from this
Personal finance blogs
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4. Three Rules of Personal Finance
1. Spend less than you earn
2. Make the money you have work for you
3. Prepare for the unexpected
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5. Why Is This Important?
Compound interest yields HUGE results long-term if you start
even a year or two earlier
Takes only a few hours to get your money working for you
instead of against you
Money is stressful, and it shouldn’t be
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7. Why You Want One
Build credit rating - save money
Convenience
Easy to track your spending
Rewards
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8. What To Look For
No annual fee
Rewards
Cash Back
Airline Miles
Points
Low APR
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9. 6 Rules of Credit Cards
1. Pay off your bill IN FULL each month
2. Get all fees waived
3. Negotiate a lower APR
4. Keep your cards for a long time, and use them
5. Ask for more credit (be careful with this, though)
6. Use your rewards
Source: I Will Teach You To Be Rich
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11. Credit Score
35% payment history (late payments are bad)
30% amounts owed (credit utilization rate)
15% length of history (how long you’ve had credit)
10% new credit (older accounts are better)
10% types of credit (student loans, mortgages, credit cards)
Source: I Will Teach You To Be Rich
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12. On a $200,000 30-year mortgage...
If your FICO score is... Your APR will be... You’ll pay a total of...
760 - 850 4.384% $359,867
700 - 759 4.606% $369,364
680 - 699 4.783% $377,021
660 - 679 4.997% $386,381
640 - 659 5.427% $405,515
620 - 639 5.973% $430,427
Source: I Will Teach You To Be Rich
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14. Accounts You Need Right Now
Checking
Savings
Roth IRA
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15. Checking Accounts
No monthly fees, ever
Find one that gives interest, if you can
Use any ATM in the country without paying fees
Schwab Investor Checking
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16. Savings Accounts
High interest rates
Lets you create sub-accounts for goal-setting
Long-term money
Online-only banks generally have better offerings
ING Direct, Ally Bank
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19. Saving for Goals
Everyone has huge expenses during their lifetime (down
payments on a house, car, wedding costs, travel)
Think ahead and they become more manageable
Set aside money ahead of time
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20. The average wedding costs $28,000...
Your Age Months Until Wedding
Monthly Amount
Needed to Save
20 84 $333
21 72 $389
22 60 $467
23 48 $583
24 36 $778
25 24 $1,167
26 12 $2,333
27 1 $28,000 Source: I Will Teach
You To Be Rich
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21. Saving for Retirement
Compound interest yields HUGE returns over time
Start immediately, even if it’s not very much - it will be in
40 years
401(k), Roth IRA
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22. Compound Interest
Britney deposits $5,000 into a Roth IRA
and then leaves it alone
Britney deposits $5,000 into a Roth IRA
and then leaves it alone
Age at deposit Value at retirement
20 $160,000
39 $40,000
Source: www.GetRichSlowly.org
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23. To have $1,932,528 at retirement...
Starting Age Annual Contribution Monthly Contribution
19 $4,618 $384.83
20 $5,000 $416.67
21 $5,414 $451.17
22 $5,863 $488.58
25 $7,459 $621.58
30 $11,214 $934.50
35 $17,059 $1,421.58
40 $26,434 $2,202.83
Source: www.GetRichSlowly.org
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24. Start Now
Monthly
Investment
If you start
sophomore year...
If you start
senior year...
Difference
$20 $1,832,252 $1,816,160 $16,092
$30 $1,843,609 $1,819,691 $23,918
$10/month
difference:
$11,357 $3,531
*assumes you make the
maximum contribution
after graduation
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25. How To Stop Worrying
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26. Building a System That Works
If you can automate your finances, you don’t have to worry
about them
Automated saving is easier mentally and emotionally
Keep track of things with Mint.com & email alerts
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27. Salary 401(K)
Checking Roth IRASavings
Wedding...............................2%
House...................................1%
New iPhone...........................1%
Emergency Fund....................1%
Credit Card
Regular bills that can be paid
electronically
Guilt-free spending money
Other Bills
Stuff that can’t be paid using a credit
card
5%
5%5%
100%
95%
Source: I Will Teach You To Be Rich
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28. Parting Words
85% Rule
These are just tips, you should research on your own
Check out the book
Money is a means, not an end
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