Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago

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In this video, I discuss minimalism and financial freedom and how to be a Financial Minimalist.

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How to be a Financial Minimalist
My Top four ways and philosophies that I have personally saved $1000 of dollars a year being a financial minimalist are below

1) What Makes you happy 1:00
2) Lower Your Fixed Expense 3:00
3) Know the Common Big Expenses in your age group 7:30
4) Treat Everything as an Investment 9:50

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