Warren Buffett’s Advice: Do You Really Need Cash?

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📈 Warren Buffett’s Advice: Do You Really Need Cash?

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Discover Warren Buffett’s take on cash management and why he believes having cash isn’t always necessary if your financial foundation is strong. Learn how to apply his advice to your personal finances, especially if your house is paid off, your expenses are under control, and you own a well-diversified portfolio of businesses.

📍 Main Points:

The benefits of having your house paid off and minimal living expenses.
Diversified portfolios as a source of financial stability.
Why Berkshire Hathaway maintains cash reserves due to its unique responsibilities.
Applying Buffett’s philosophy if you’re retired with a $1M stock portfolio.
✨ Buffett shares how his priorities differ as a CEO with responsibilities versus what he’d do if retired. Perfect for anyone seeking financial clarity and actionable advice!

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If your house is paid off, and you 
don’t have big living expenses,  

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you’ve got a portfolio of decent diversified 
businesses. You don’t need any cash. So you  

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can be more cash-free than Berkshire is. 
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I’ve got responsibilities,  

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you know. We’ve got insurance claims, we 
could have hurricanes that would happen,  

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all kinds of things where we might 
have to pay out billions of dollars.

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And then I’ve got over a million people that own 
shares who are counting on me to run the place,  

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so we get through periods like that. 
But if I were retired, had, say,  

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a $1 million portfolio of stocks that was 
paying me $30,000 a year in dividends or  

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something of that sort, and my children were 
grown, the house was paid off, and everything

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I wouldn’t worry too much 
about having a lot of cash.

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