r/CalebHammer

did anyone else watch this..... Cause that young women is crazy and I need to talk about it

I bought elite and am confused where the after show videos are. I wanted to see Mondays episode, “the most ghetto financial audit ever,” after-show. When I search the members only area on YouTube, I get several other videos with the same name but not the one I’m looking for. Does he just take a while to post them ? I’m only 30 but feel 80 right now lol.

I'm currently sitting on around $4k liquid. I've got $5.3k in a brokerage (Atomic Brokerage LLC) that gives me 3.75% APY and it's spitting out about ~$16-$19 a month right now. I always hear Caleb talking about investing in the S&P 500 but after some math, I was looking at dividends maybe doing $16 every quarter? Maybe I did the math wrong (most likely)? Anyway, should I just add the liquid cash into the brokerage and earn more that way or did I REALLY mess up the math on the S&P 500?

Also, any suggestions on a higher APY through another service? Please and thank you for the help/suggestions everyone! 😊

For context, I'm Australian. We have energy drinks here but they don't seem to be anywhere near as prevalent as they do on FA.

Is this an American thing or is this a guest on Financial Audit thing?

What happened to a good old cup of Joe?

Is everyone just jacked on caffeine all the time?

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Kevin The Fraud Analyst? I thought not. It's not a story Financial Audit would tell you. It's a Financial legend. Kevin was a Fraud Analyst of the Financial Institution, so powerful and so wise he could use the knowledge to stop fraud in real time… He had such a knowledge of Fraud that he could even keep the ones he cared about from being defrauded. The Fraud Analyst is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be prudent. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his money, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught Ricky everything he knew, then his Ricky scammed him in his hemp business. Ironic. He could save others from fraud, but not himself.

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Hello :) im 27f, paid off home, salary of 120k, paid off student loans. I have two cars, totaling 75k in debt. Both of the cars have an APR of 4 percent. I have 115k in my savings account and that money is in CDS. Should I concern myself with trying to pay these cars off quickly? I am torn between wanting to pay them off and wanting to just save money and invest. For context I have no kids and very little monthly expenses. Thank you!

UPDATED — for more context, I have a combined salary of 250k with partner, 4 cars in total 2 paid off, 100k in my 401k. All numbers above are my personal finances not partners and mine combined, just mine