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Save 1000 financial stocks a month, which one goes on? EP.2ðŸĶðŸ’ĩ

💰âģ just past the beginning of the month, who still has a savings quota? Let's look at another group of stocks to collect first, like financial stocks, which financial stocks we deposit today are no longer ordinary banks, which are banks that control the global financial system and premium credit cards. Let's see which ones are there. ðŸ›Ąïļ

1ïļâƒĢ Goldman Sachs (GS) ðŸĶ📈 a global investment bank with core investment businesses such as mergers and acquisitions, fund stock markets, trade securities and financial instruments as well as manage assets for clients and organizations.

2ïļâƒĢ American Express (AXP) ðŸ’ģ a credit card and payment system provider with a stable customer base and a premium customer. The highlight of the card is various benefits and personal assistants at all times, earning money from fees and interest.

3ïļâƒĢ JPMorgan Chase (JPM) ðŸ’ļ the # 1 U.S. bank and the world's largest banking champion, offers a full range of regular transactions, deposits and investments, spanning from retail customers, companies, financial institutions together, and their own ETFs such as JEPQ JEPI that focus on option investment dividends in the index.

ðŸ’ē sample of savings and risk ðŸ’ē

The ðŸĨ‡ top 40% belongs to the old GS because of its indispensable tie to the stock market and investment. The GS itself also grows with the stock market, but it also fluctuates with the stock market, and if the stock market seeps down from high interest and the sale of GS shares, it will be affected.

ðŸĨˆ 30% later belongs to AXP. Premium credit cards are only high-end customers and AXP revenue is more stable compared to other owners because of higher fees. But the current risk is that competitors like V and MA who make credit cards are always issuing new service models and lower spending risk.

ðŸĨ‰ last 30% belongs to JPM. This has been around for a long time since before the US Civil War, many wars have been stable and working capital to do a lot of business, but with a very large scale, growth may be slower than other owners.

🙋‍♂ïļ who fits which one? 🙋‍♂ïļ

GS suits people who want to control a part of the stock market and investment. Like stocks that take care of the wealth of institutions (such as US Social Security). The busier the stock market, the better they like it.

AXP When you can't own a card, you can have a share. AXP suits people who want to grow up with the spending of millionaires who use the card and like stable stocks. Continuous income can't escape AXP (Grandfather Buffett also holds this stake in the portfolio).

JPM suits people who like to control the global financial system because JPM has both US and global debt brands and other investments, both stock markets, institutional portfolios, banks with power in the global financial system at the same time. (Thai Social Security can also hire JPM, which has a professional fund manager to manage. The return may be better than seen.)

ðŸ“Ģ is over. For EP.2, 1000 per salary savings are now focused on stable savings, growing, but still safe. These 3 are we holding across the year and are entering the second year in the middle of the year. Everyone likes DCA. Which financial stocks? ðŸ“Ģ

❗ïļ investment is risky. The information should be studied before making an investment decision. ❗ïļ

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Stocks I would buy with $1000 PART 2 👀
Hey besties! Y’all loved the first one so much that I thought I’d share some more ðŸĪ‘ There’s so many great stocks out there that are safe for new investors (if you hold LONG TERM 😭 pls don’t sell if a stock goes down a few dollars) Let’s all become financially literate and financially comfortabl
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ðŸ’ģ HOW FINANCIAL BADDIES USE CREDIT CARDS âœĻ
ðŸ’ģâœĻ Nobody taught us this stuff. I used to think credit cards were just for spending moneyâ€Ķ But the truth? The way you use your credit card can either help you build wealth or keep you stuck paying interest. These are some of the biggest credit card mistakes I see people making👇 💕 Which
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Mariah J💕✝ïļðŸ’•

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The Healthcare Industry is highlighted with Johnson & Johnson's stock chart, noting its consistent dividends, recession resistance, and strong presence in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer health.
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Why These Stocks Are at the Top of My Portfolio ðŸĪ‘
Want to start investing but not sure where to begin? 📈 I broke down some of the best stocks by industry + why I invested—think everyday companies like tech giants ðŸ’ŧ, energy leaders ⚡, and brands you already know 🛒. Whether you’re looking for long-term growth or extra cash from dividends, these
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Mari ðŸĶ‹

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Don't take financial advice from broke people...
Most people struggle with money, not because they don’t make enough, but because they don’t manage it right. If you’re tired of living paycheck to paycheck, stressing over bills, or feeling stuck, it’s time for some real talk. I used to think financial freedom was about earning more. But really,
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Mari ðŸĶ‹

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5 Simple Steps to Financial Success 🙂‍↕ïļðŸ”‘
Financial literacy at a beginner level is simply understanding the basics of how to manage your money. This includes knowing how to budget, save, and spend wisely. It also means being aware of how to handle debt, like loans or credit cards, and learning ways to build your savings for future goals.
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Lakenya Hale

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9 ways to learn how to invest in stocks.
Here are some easy ways to learn how to invest in stock if you are a complete beginner and don't know where to start. The last point is the best because it's my community, and all the members are very supportive of one another. #investing #money #moneysavingtips #investingforbeginne
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Financebabe

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make an extra $1000k+ per month ðŸ’ļ
how to start your business in 2025âœĻ #DigitalMarketing #SocialMediaMarketing #MarketingForBusinesses #financialfreedom #smallbusiness
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Multiple streams create financial freedom
Wealthy people rarely rely on just one paycheck. Multiples income streams create financial security and opportunity.
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10 Financial Mistakes That Ruin People in the U.S.
Living in America can be expensive if you don’t understand how money works. Many people make financial mistakes that silently keep them broke for years. Here are 10 things you should NEVER do with money in America if you want to build wealth, protect your credit, and avoid financial stress. Small
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NkemLifeStyle

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10 Tips to Financial Freedom
10 tips to get you to true financial freedom. 1. Spend less than what you earn. 2. Diversify your earnings. 3. Grow your wealth over time. 4. Pay off high-interest loans and credit cards. 5. Save 3-6 months' worth of expenses. 6. Max out retirement savings. 7. Don't overspend as i
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Clea_pea

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Best books for learning financial literacy 💰🎀📔
If you’re anything like me, you probably grew up with very little financial education. Rather than understanding how to achieve your financial goals, you likely look at others in your family or friend group thinking, “I don’t want to be like themâ€Ķ” You want to break generational cycles, but then
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hannah 💟

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How To Read Stocks📈
Reading stocks involves understanding various aspects of a stock's performance and financial health. Here are some key factors to consider when reading stocks: ⭐ïļStock Price: The current price of a stock reflects the market's perception of the company's value at that moment. ⭐ïļMar
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Financial account types everyone should have
As a high-value self-employed entrepreneur woman, achieving financial stability is always a crucial aspect of my journey to success. Managing my finances effectively required a strategic approach, especially when it comes to my account management. I put together some general guidance Ive been follo
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Goddess Luxure

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what are the different types of dividend stocks
There are several types of dividend stocks that companies may offer to their shareholders, each with its own characteristics and implications. Here are the common types of dividend stocks. Understanding the different types of dividend stocks can help investors make informed decisions based on th
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Investingashley

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How To Read Stocks Part 3📈âœĻ
Reading stocks involves understanding various aspects. Here are some terms to better understand stocks.âœĻ ⭐ïļEarnings Per Share (EPS): This metric shows how much profit a company generates per outstanding share of common stock. A higher EPS indicates higher profitability. ⭐ïļMarket Trends and News:
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Break Free from Financial Stress Make $200-$1000dy
Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck? Are you fed up with the constant stress of making ends meet? Do you dream of having the financial freedom to pursue your passions and live the life you truly want? #lemon8partner #personalfinance #MoneyTips #money #financebabeash
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Financebabe

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Skills that quietly build financial freedom
High-earning women invest in learning things that make them valuable. Sales, strategy, and communication pay more than busy work ever will. Start with one skill and go all in until it becomes your edge. Comment which skill you’re building this year. #selfmastery #highincome #com
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Luxury Mindset CEO

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My Monthly Financial Ritual
Before you plan ahead, take a moment to look back. 📓 What came in this month? ðŸ’ļ What went out? 🔁 What patterns keep repeating? Clarity lives in the review. Save this prompt for your next money check-in. ðŸ§ū
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Summer & Selah

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11 Financial Habits You Need To Master⮇ïļðŸ’ĩ💰
ðŸ’ļ Track your money First things first: track your money. This means knowing exactly how much money you're bringing in, and how much money you're spending. And I'm talking about getting real nitty gritty here. Get into the habit of tracking literally every dollar you make and spend. How
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TÃŦÅ hÃļÃądÃĨ✰

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11 Financial Habits To Master NOW ⮇ïļðŸ’°
1. Track your money First things first: track your money. This means knowing exactly how much money you’re bringing in, and how much money you’re spending. And I’m talking about getting real nitty gritty here. Get into the habit of tracking literally every dollar you make and spend. How much money
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irianna

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HOW TO INVEST IN STOCKS
Remember, investing in stocks carries risks, including the potential for losses. It's essential to educate yourself, seek expert advice when necessary, and make informed decisions. #lemon8partner #MoneySavingTips #MoneyTips #Money #PersonalFinance
Investingashley

Investingashley

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how I would invest $1000 ðŸĪ 
DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a financial advisor - I am just sharing my thoughts and opinions. PLEASE INVEST AT YOUR OWN RISK ⚠ïļ I made a post about how I would invest $100, so I thought I’d show the breakdown of how I’d invest $1000 for a diversified (but not too diversified) basket of stocks. I know
Amalah

Amalah

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How to read stocks???
If you’re just starting or know nothing about stocks, then you’ve come to the right place! Although it can look overwhelming, I’m here to break it down for you. It’s definitely a learning process that took years for me to truly understand. Here are more details that go along with my post: 💚
Amalah

Amalah

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How to choose dividend stocks to invest in
By considering these factors and conducting thorough research into the financial health, growth prospects, and dividend history of companies, investors can make well-informed decisions when selecting dividend stocks for their investment portfolios. #lenon8partner #personalfinance #investing
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Investingashley

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2025 Financial GoalsðŸĪŒ
🌟âœĻ 2025 Financial Goals Unlocked! âœĻ🌟 2025, here I come with my money moves! 💰💊 1ïļâƒĢ Build a $1,000 emergency fund - because life is full of surprises! 2ïļâƒĢ Get 1 month ahead on expenses - financial freedom feels good! 3ïļâƒĢ Improve my credit score - let’s boost those numbers! 4ïļâƒĢ Keep m
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Jenna Weems

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Plan Your Financial Future ðŸ’ļ
ðŸ’ē📚Personal Finance 101 dives into everything you need to know as you gain financial independence. It covers topic such as: 🊙⭐ïļ Choosing Your Bank: Not all banks are equal. 🊙⭐ïļ Budgeting: Avoid living paycheck to paycheck. 🊙⭐ïļ Investing: Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and wealth growth. 🊙⭐
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Lettie

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Financial Advice I Wish I Knew Soonerâ€ĶâœĻ
Financial advice I wish I actually listened and applied to in my 20’s 👀ðŸ’ļ 1ïļâƒĢ Money is fruit, not pieâ€Ķmultiply it, don’t just gobble it. 2ïļâƒĢ Pay God, pay yourself, pay your bills and invest in your future (your business, social media, stocks or etc.) 3ïļâƒĢ Speak life over your finances no matte
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Breonna Gildon Wright

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ðŸ’ēUnlocking financial opportunities in NSAðŸ’ē
Notary Signing Agentâ€Ķ ðŸ’ļðŸ’ļðŸ’ļðŸ’ļ Becoming a “Notary Loan Signing Agent” could be your shortcut to freedom + financial independence. 📑💞 Low cost. High demand. Unlimited income potential. Here’s your step-by-step guide 📝✍ïļðŸ‘Đ‍ðŸ’ŧ 🔑 Step 1. Understand the Role A Loan Signing Agent is a notary w
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Julie lavie

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💰 Money: My Road to Financial FreedomðŸ’ļ
Hey everyone! Today, I want to share my journey with money and how I've been trying to gain financial freedom. Managing finances is a crucial skill that everyone should learn, and I hope my story can provide some insights or motivation for you. ðŸ’Ą Setting Clear Financial Goals Setting clear
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Nelly Evelina

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How to start financial education
Enhance your financial knowledge with our comprehensive guide. Discover the fundamentals of budgeting by tracking your income and expenses, and utilizing apps like Mint or YNAB to make the process easier. Set and achieve savings goals through automated transfers. Gain a solid understanding of debt,
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Miah

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5 good financial habits to adopt in 2025
Each year is a new start, so don’t dwell if not all of your 2024 goals were realized (I had quite a few that I couldn’t get to and that’s okay especially if you have multi year goals). 2025, specifically January is the perfect time to level up your money goals and each one of these take a few m
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TheHappyPlanner

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How much is the return on a $1000 invest in stocks
Do enjoy this post and don't forget to follow for more amazing content like this. In summary, while there are no guarantees, investing $1,000 in a diversified portfolio of stocks, index funds, or ETFs over the long term offers the potential for strong returns. But it's important to unders
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Investingashley

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22 things to do to achieve financial freedom
Hey, there my fellow internet friends you guys are my friends right ðŸĪ”ðŸ˜Đ well to me you are. You're the reason am doing what I do. 😊 So here are 22 things you can do in 30 days to work towards financial freedom implementing these 30 steps over the next month, you'll be well on your way
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Financebabe

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New financial books 💰ðŸ’ļ
This year I vowed to start learn more about my money and finances. I recently turned 28 years old and reflected on the fact that I didn’t know much about money. They don’t teach about it in school unfortunately. I found these 2 books recently that feel like will help me grow my knowledge as well as
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Avery ðŸĶ‹

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Freelancing to Financial Freedom
Hey friend! I know navigating the world of finances in your early twenties can be overwhelming. But don’t worry—I’ve got some tips to help you save money, boost your credit score, and even start your journey as a freelancer. Let’s dive in! Create a Budget: It might sound boring, but budgeting
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Kaliania

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How to: Save for a house🏘ïļðŸŦ§
I am so excited! We started saving for a house and went through a whole plan that I think could help you if you didn’t know how to PROPERLY save for a house but before I tell you my little secretsâ€Ķ follow @WealthyWomen | Rich Soft Life for boujie b*tch life hacksðŸ’ļ and check out the link in my bio
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WealthyWomen | Rich Soft Life

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Habits that create wealth Wealth is built through consistent, disciplined financial habits
Habits that create wealth Wealth is built through consistent, disciplined financial habits rather than seeking quick riches. These habits focus on increasing income, managing expenses, and making smart financial decisions.  Key habits Financial planning and budgeting: Creating a budget, tr
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