YouTube has changed the world.
Gone are the days of not being able
to know how to do something or do something better because of lack
of knowledge, like baking sugar cookies or making fruit pizza or fixing a dryer,
replacing a water heater, playing horseshoes and, of course, getting rich.
These are all things that anyone can learn by just doing a simple YouTube search.
I've done my fair share of YouTube searches, especially regarding finance,
and that's what today's video is all about.
It is the top five finance youtubers so that you can at least stop searching
through all of the finance channels on YouTube and make sure and watch
until the very end of the video, because I have some bonuses for you.
I am Tiffany Thomas with Wealthy
Tiffany Dotcom, and I retired from my nine to five at age thirty six.
And if you want to retire early as well,
hit that like button and hit the subscribe button and we're going to dove right in.
All right. We're going to work backwards.
Number five is Rose and she created the YouTube channel Investing with Rose.
She has a new video every Wednesday
and her tagline is Money and Investing Made Easy, which is very true.
She breaks down everything very, very simply.
She is rapidly approaching a half a million subscribers,
which I am super excited about because I love to see success with other YouTubers,
especially female YouTubers in the finance category.
She bought her first share of stock at age 14 and has continued to invest since then.
Not only that, but she has a finance
degree from NYU, so she totally knows what she's talking about.
So definitely check out her channel if you haven't already.
All right.
Coming in at number four is Jason with the Honest Finance Channel.
He has almost a hundred and fifty thousand subscribers right now.
His channel is a no nonsense, no frills, straight to the point channel.
He educates you on how to save money through really smart strategies,
including how to buy a car without getting ripped off and avoiding scams,
improving your credit score, shopping for a loan and investing.
And in full disclosure,
I do know Jason personally, so I can vouch for him when I say that he
really does keep it honest on his honest finance channel.
So definitely check out his channel as well.
Moving on, number three is Tiffany Thomas. That's right.
It's me.
I wasn't going to put myself in here, but somehow my friend convinced me to let
him write a script for me to say about my channel.
So I'm adding it in here and I quote, She is a self-made millionaire, a hard
working up-and-coming YouTuber who quit her nine to five and devoted her
life to helping people become financially free.
She's part of the FIRE movement,
which means she preaches about financial independence,
retire early. She's an upbeat, energetic finance wizard
with a passion for at least three things: helping people have greater freedom
in their lives through intelligent money management. Investing, investing,
investing to build her own portfolio and kittens.
She has many other diverse interests as well, including travel.
Fitness, religion, photography, modeling,
dance winning board games, philanthropic service and virtually any adventure.
Seriously, if you're not subscribed
to Tiffany's channel, it'll take you half a second to click
that subscribe button. Tell your friends, your parents, your kids and your deadbeat
brother in law because you know he needs the help.
All right. That all being said about my channel,
I want to clarify that I'm not really a model.
I've done one modeling event.
My friend owned a clothing boutique and she needed some models.
So, yes, I did wear a few different
outfits on the runway for her clothing boutique.
But that is the extent of my modeling career.
And in all seriousness, thank you for watching my videos
and hitting the subscribe button if you haven't already.
And honestly, I feel like I can't really include my own channel in the list.
So we're doing a second number three, and this is a Marko with Whiteboard Finance.
Marko is amazing with putting all of this
content onto his whiteboard so you can really see what he is talking about.
And although lately he did, I think, kind of get rid of his whiteboard and now
he has his content typed up for you, which looks very nice as well.
And honestly, his content is very high quality.
He lets you know what is going on right now in the finance world.
Not only that, he is invested in real
estate and of course, in the stock market and he is an entrepreneur.
He likes breaking down all of the numbers and the meaning behind them.
Another great channel you're going to want to check out. Next up is number two.
And this is Andrew Jikh, the Magic of Finance Channel.
And his channel is amazing because he has
great content and then he'll tie in some magic tricks with it.
So it is very educational, but also very entertaining at the same time.
And although I don't always get all of his
jokes, I'm sure that there are a lot of people that do because they
like Pokemon or other nerdy things like that that I'm not very into.
But I still like to watch his videos.
He likes investing in dividend stocks and he will share his portfolio with you.
And he also talks a lot about crypto currencies.
So make sure and check out his channel.
It is very creative and educational.
And last but not least, Number one is Graham Stephan.
He is a young real estate and stock
market investor who has been very successful with his YouTube channel.
He has nearly three million subscribers
now, so he is definitely one of my inspirations and he has plenty
of money that he could hire a full production team and writers and editors.
But yet he doesn't do that.
He still does most of the work himself.
He is five eight and weighs in at about one hundred and thirty pounds.
But he is definitely a giant in the finance YouTube world.
You could call him the Donovan Mitchell of the Finance You Tubers with all
of that charisma and character and confidence and so much game.
Yeah.
If you aren't subscribe to his channel, you are definitely missing out.
And just as a side note, have you seen who's at the top of the NBA right now?
It's the Utah Jazz.
Yeah, go Jazz.
My dad and I are really big fans.
OK, maybe my dad is a bigger fan than I
am, but nonetheless, I like the Utah Jazz. Comment below
and tell me if you also are a fan of the Utah Jazz.
All right, back to Donovan.
I mean, back to Graham.
Definitely look up his channel.
You'll be glad that you did.
And just in his honor, I'm going to say it, smash that like button.
It was really hard to pick just five
finance YouTubers because there are so many great finance youtubers out there.
I just want to give you two bonus channels really quickly.
There is freedom in a budget with Kelly Anne Smith.
She teaches that a budget isn't
restricting, that it actually provides freedom.
And then there is Kristen Stones with Cents and Purpose and she talks about
saving and getting out of debt to live a debt free life.
So those are just two bonus channels that you can check out.
And because I'm feeling very giving,
I'm going to share the two Instagram accounts that I love following.
One is Personal Finance Club.
He has awesome graphics about investing your money or saving your money.
And then there is HerFirst100K with Tori Dunlap.
She has awesome tick tock videos. I love watching them.
So if you're on Instagram, check out those two accounts.
Tell me in the comments, who is your favorite finance YouTuber?
And if you found this video helpful, then please hit that like button and share
it with someone else who wants to hear more about finance on YouTube
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Thanks so much for watching.
I'll see you in the next video.