So on the whole “set for life” thing. I remember she said they use a financial advisor they met on a cruise (probably in between J4D’s endless dessert round). And that was only a few years ago.
I understand YouTube can make a lot of money, and I’m by no means a financial expert. I just dump whatever I can into my Roth IRA and 401k and hope for the best
But my question is, how could she realistically think they are set for life? Even if they have millions of dollars (which I’m very confident they don’t) they spend like crazy, are independent contractors so they get killed on taxes and don’t really have any other revenue streams outside of a dying YouTube channel. In the grand scheme of things they aren’t that old. So I feel like they are heading down the rabbit of financial disaster once this YouTube dries up.
is anyone realistically going to be watching in 10 years for the “It’s his first time hitting puberty! -Budley edition”? I don’t think so.
only video I would want to watch when they’re older is Oliver suing them for his emancipation
I understand YouTube can make a lot of money, and I’m by no means a financial expert. I just dump whatever I can into my Roth IRA and 401k and hope for the best
But my question is, how could she realistically think they are set for life? Even if they have millions of dollars (which I’m very confident they don’t) they spend like crazy, are independent contractors so they get killed on taxes and don’t really have any other revenue streams outside of a dying YouTube channel. In the grand scheme of things they aren’t that old. So I feel like they are heading down the rabbit of financial disaster once this YouTube dries up.
is anyone realistically going to be watching in 10 years for the “It’s his first time hitting puberty! -Budley edition”? I don’t think so.
only video I would want to watch when they’re older is Oliver suing them for his emancipation