It was an HONOR talking with The Frugal Rich in this video. Thank you!!! This entire video is a gold mine of inspiration!

Just so people know, it’s not normal to have $100k+ invested in your 20s, those people are outliers. Even just watching this video shows you’re already well ahead of most people.

Man, that 20 year old is killing it. She is a smart kid.

When the guy said "Time with my family, time with my friends".. that's gold right there.

Being 20 with over $100k invested is such a huge accomplishment!

good to see people taking investing seriously. Most people dont save until its too late

JC, thanks for the interview and thoughtful questions!  Really appreciated the experience and getting to meet you!  Love the video!
- Ricky, The Steady Investor

10:15 this is exactly how i got introduced to investing at 15, i thought it was so cool that you can put money somewhere and have it grow for you.

I'm a Millennial who grew up in SE Oklahoma in serious poverty so I didn't learn anything about money until I went to college and had to learn the hard way about credit debt and investing. Now I invest around 15% of my income. As a Millennial, I'm super proud to see these young people investing heavily in their future and taking advantage of their situations the best they can. Sit back and let that interest compound for decades

Just last week, I started copy trading with only $9,000-and today it has grown to $35,500. When I shared this with my son the other night, it opened a deeper conversation about generational wealth. I realized that true wealth isn't just about making money; it's about teaching the next generation how to grow it, protect it, and sustain it. There's no real value in providing abundance if the knowledge to manage it isn't passed along. That's exactly why this video speaks to me-it captures the true meaning of building a legacy.

Loved chatting with you, JC!!

Hey that’s Bob!!  I watch his content too.

$400 K invested meaning in 401 k or your own cash money?

I’ve come to realize that the hardest part of investing isn’t finding opportunities, it’s knowing how to build a portfolio that can handle the inevitable mistakes along the way. Buying stocks sounds simple enough, but consistently choosing the right ones without a solid strategy is easier said than done.. Learning about diversification, risk management, and having clear entry and exit plans completely changed my approach. Over time, those lessons helped me grow my portfolio from a 5-figure balance into a solid 6-figure nest egg. All thanks to Adriana Mcgrath, for the regular updates and her beginner’s course that made this possible.

Time, is the correct answer. Money doesn't buy everything and time is the one thing you'll never get back.

I wish I was as financially knowledgeable in my 20s. lol. I love their ambition and drive. I hope it works well for them with little to no losses.  I’m just so grateful I woken up to my lack of readiness for retirement with enough compounding years to make a huge difference in my portfolio plus began doing company matching.  Trying to keep my negative thoughts of starting over 20 years too late into what I can do to make me comfortable.  I prefer to be able to retire in my mid sixties and draw social security at 70, if it’s still there but the math won’t let me until a bit later.

Thank you for ur content.

28 years old 130k investment portfolio, top performing sales rep

Ok didnt even know fincon was a thing and now really want to go. Im not rich and dont have a bunch invested but i do love learning about money stuff.

Thanks for the content, I'm truly grateful for being part of a discord and starting trading and is literally changing my life. I started with a small $2,000 Account but I got it up to $19,600 in one week! Not a lot of money but that's a great start for me.