When I first read this I had a healthy dose of skepticism. But then I saw it was financial diet, and I softened. Chelsea Fagan is great. I appreciate her grounded advice, and the fact that she doesn't treat her audience as fools who haven't figured it out. I appreciate the others who work on the channel as well, It's always been a good healthy reminder.
1 week ago | 3
Real estate isn't something to invest in. Housing is a right, not an investment opportunity. I do hope you will touch on how problematic investing in property is. We should all avoid that. Ethical property investing doesn't exist by definition.
1 week ago | 15
Single best career decision I made was picking a career in the finance field. Iām a 28 year old estate planning attorney. And Iām light years ahead of many of my peers in understanding wealth management.
5 days ago | 0
Any workshop that will be seriously discussing real estate is one that I can tell is too rich for me LMFAO
1 week ago | 5
In 8 easy unethical steps, you too can be a member of our ruling class
1 week ago | 15
Some serious red flags in this promo. We all know the rich were mostly born rich. This whole thing comes across like a tik tok course sale scam, especially "additional properties" in the real estate section.
1 week ago | 5
"The wealthy pay for advice." Like what? Eliminate unnecessary expenses? Cause that's what the advisor my cousin went to told her. Charging you $600 an hour to tell you stuff your common sense should told you for free.
1 week ago | 8
I'll pass judgment when I've seen it. But I'm very skeptical to you promoting the buying of multiple properties.
1 week ago | 4
So to teach how systems are designed to keep people poor, you are using a the same system every other capitalist coach uses to get ppl to a free webinar and then try to coerce them to buy from you? Wow. How innovative. š
1 week ago | 5
When you see rich people robbing us for their wealth the response is not a 60 webinar about how to be a robber ...
1 week ago | 1
I would push back on the credit cards point. They are bad from a moral point of view. Even if it's not going to affect you personally, using a credit card (for the rewards or unnecessary purchases) is indirectly supporting them to trap other people in debt. Not talking about anyone who genuinely needs access to credit - do what you have to to keep yourself safe and healthy.
1 week ago | 1
I see something advocating for real estate as an "investment" and I know I'm looking at ruling class delusion and a full on lack of ethics. Liked you before. Unsubbing now.
1 week ago | 15
The hypocrisy of Chelsea is baffling. Yikes you're just a snake oil saleswoman
6 days ago | 0
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