My Money Story: Jeremy Schneider

Описание: Jeremy Schneider: The Early Investor

Jeremy Schneider may seem like a typical tech millionaire until you realize that he lives on $62,000 a year and spends his time making emoji-based financial literacy lessons on Instagram. Schneider grew up middle class and became work-optional at 36 when he sold the internet company he founded. He put his $2 million payout into index funds and now runs Personal Finance Club, an education platform embodied by his typical sign-off: “invest early and often.” Schneider focuses on frugality, long-term thinking, and inclusivity — and is proud to give 25% of his profits back to his employees and 20% of sales to charity.

NextUp is your guide to the future of financial advice and connection. The inaugural list features 24 of the most compelling and inspiring experts in budgeting, investing, and achieving financial independence.

See the full list here: https://nextadvisor.com/nextup/list

Together, the members of NextUp demonstrate that the face of financial expertise has changed—for the better. The next generation of money advice will come from people who center their own personalities and stories so that we can see ourselves in them.

Some are certified financial planners or professional advisors. Others are entrepreneurs or side hustlers. There are bloggers, podcasters, authors, and coaches. All of them share a mission: to break down barriers to financial literacy and hold themselves up as examples, however imperfect, of how anyone can build generational wealth.

Recently, with recession fears and stock market dips dominating the news cycle, we reconnected with these sources of inspiration. We passed the mic, asking each of our NextUp honorees to tell us their “money story”: the experiences and beliefs that sparked their passion for financial education. Their answers don’t just represent the future of money. They also remind us why it matters in the first place.

Take a listen. Get inspired. They just might be your next advisors.