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Dude has exploded on YouTube in such a short time as a financial advice channel. It's really damn impressive, honestly.
He gives the kind of advice most people should have got from their parents, but most parents don't know much more about finances either.
Oh yeah 100%.
Like his advice isn't the most advanced. But it's for people who legit didn't think there was any problem with getting a 30% interest car loan. Today he had a guy who somehow had a 106% loan?1?!? Of course it was to fix his broken car as well!
His show is to try to shake people and give them the kick in the pants they need to crawl out of a mountain of debt, while also scaring people away from touching bad debt. Which we apparently need a ton in this world...