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[Moneymatters]

https://youtu.be/da71BqZURL8

PensionCraft “where to invest in 2023”.
The video is tagged and time stamped but at a high level gives an accessible view of various regional, country and sector and even asset class valuations possible expectations.

Can’t say it affected my approach much but it did help me understand or rather solidify my basic understanding of some things.

Disclaimer. I don’t use PensionCraft.

[adamu]

Capybara with mandarin orange on head

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUqCWkPlLLc&t=43s

[Tkydon]

Is Retirement Dead? Most Americans Have No Retirement Savings | Adam Taggart - Wealthion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTWyqWHQSho
Especially 15:00~


Disclaimer. I don't use Wealthion.

[Tkydon]

Where To Invest In 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da71BqZURL8


Why It's Great To Be A UK Investor! (Or a Japanese Investor)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWP1j3vZPAU

OECD Purchasing power parities (PPP)
https://data.oecd.org/conversion/purcha ... es-ppp.htm

[TokyoBoglehead]

Where To Invest In 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da71BqZURL8

Money matters just posted this above.4 days ago.

[adamu]

Money matters just posted this above.4 days ago.

No capybara repost though

[Tkydon]

Videos from a UK YouTuber today - From a UK perspective, but very relevant...

Damien Talks Money

The One Thing You Need To Do Financially In 2023 - Pension
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-ToQE_TfgI

Average Stock Market Returns Are Not What You Think..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_jTlsoErao

Stop Investing And Pay Off Your Mortgage - Don't...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X6q4FoucoY

What 2022 taught me about money.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6w2SlR7CVA

[Tkydon]

PensionCraft

The best Video I've seen explaining the range of possibilities through Monte Carlo Simulations

How Much To Save For Retirement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCzvWGoioKE

[Bubblegun]

PensionCraft has always good.
I thought this was interesting and relevant to us in Japan, but way over my head on a lot of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVP3W8ttYxk

One video I never seem to be able to find a video on is WHY WE SHOULDN'T USE PAYMENT APPS. everything is so rosy, simple and fun, with these apps.

[adamu]

WHY WE SHOULDN'T USE PAYMENT APPS. everything is so rosy, simple and fun, with these apps.

Disclaimer: not watched the video, just replying to the comment.

They add a unique aspect to the market. Previously, a vendor had to set up a complicated device and organize a contract with a payment service.

Now, they just need to register an account on the smartphone, and the customers use their own smartphone to pay. Much lower barriers to entry, because it takes advantage of the fact that everyone walks around with a computer connected to the internet in their pocket nowadays, and is probably why many places accept PayPay but not card payments.

Personally I stopped using them as a primary payment method, because they've lost their competitive edge since becoming mainstream and I don't like giving companies a chance to spam me with marketing when I'm just trying to pay for something. But I still use them if there's no other cashless option, and to use up time-limited Rakuten points.