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Which books, YouTube channels, tips, advice, etc do you recommend for budgeting and personal finance? (lemmy.world)

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Watch videos from these three and you will learn a lot:

Ben Felix

Plain Bagle

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Avoid any youtubers that give advice on specific stocks to buy. All mentioned above are professionals, with different specialities within finance and personal finance.

Also be very skeptical about cryptocurrencies. If you really want to invest in it, then consider a very low allocation. Maybe 1-2% of your net wealth. Most cryptocurrencies and projects are a scam. The youtubers I suggested do not promote crypto, or specific stocks.

I am not a professional, so keep that in mind :)