Hello, Listening to Deve Ramsey for a while now. Awesome ideas but seems more for people who are almost nearly borderline poor or lacks basis economic common sense (like finance to buy a micro-oven). I am looking for some alternate gurus who can be more contexualized with the silicon valley fools(!) earning more than 300k/400k/500k TC. The guru I am seeking will suggest more relevant ideas keeping this crazy bay area/seattle/ nyc housing market in mind and also the crazy TCs and growth potential in mind(and bubble) which are not relevent in fly-way states. (Unlike Dave who suggest living jn 250$ garage for 3 years 😂.. which is not posible in bay area or seattle) . I watch Two Cents too.. but that is more of common sense again. hard to contextualize with our current state of the world in NYC/ Sea or CA. any suggestion on youtube or podcast who are worth listening on economics and contextualized to bay area/IT economy ? or any relevant blogs? TC:330 K. Based on Seattle. YOE:5 My financial goal: Be multi milionire as soon as possible .. ( not looking for retirement thogh) . Optionally with secondary source of income stream, and with passive income stream.
Bogleheads, FIRE subreddit, Graham Stephen, to name a few
Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps apply to any income level.
I follow Whiteboard Finance on Youtube
To add to above suggestions... since real estate costs are a big concern in the Bay Area... You may want to consider rental properties or flipping in cheaper real estate market as one if the investment instrument in your portfolio. Some of my Bay Area friends (mostly East Asians) buy condos /houses inn$50K - $200K in Houston or other Texas markets & flip or rental to keep it for retirement. 250K will buy you 2000 square foot house in best of the suburbs. I rented a house in Houston Area, which went from 140K to $250k in 4 years. It was owned by an engineer in the Bay Area. The rent covered mortgage and more.
Bogleheads
White coat investor is good - targeted at doctors but many of the principles apply to any high income individuals
Check out the book 'millionaire next door'
Mrmoneymustache
What is your goal? Early retirement, building a rental portfolio for passive income, or get rich quick through speculation? You need to identify that first. One thing your TC unlocks is being able to become an accredited investor which opens up other investment options.
Added goals and yoe .. thanks