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TikTok awards Diamonds to creators based on the popularity of your videos. One way for creators to collect Diamonds is to receive Gifts from followers on your LIVE videos. You may then redeem Diamonds for money, which would trigger an automatic transfer to your designated account.
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Read More »Did you know that creators can get rewards when hosting a TikTok LIVE video? In this post, we will help you understand what LIVE Gifts are and how they work — for both you and your viewers. What is LIVE Gifting? If you have the LIVE Gifts feature active, viewers can send Gifts to your LIVE video. You can also collect Diamonds if LIVE Gifts is active on your TikTok account. Diamonds can then be redeemed for money from TikTok. How you can collect Diamonds through LIVE Gifts If you are 18 years or older, you’re eligible to collect Diamonds during your LIVE video. Go LIVE as you usually would, and you’ll be able to see Gifts pop up. As you see Gifts appear, you should consider thanking your followers! At the end of the video, you will be able to see the total number of Gifters in your LIVE summary.
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If you’re graduating from college this spring, saving for retirement probably isn’t high on your list of priorities. In fact, GOBankingRates found that saving for retirement isn’t a priority for a large number of Americans. It certainly wasn’t at the top of Grant Sabatier’s to-do list when he graduated from the University of Chicago in 2007. As a philosophy major entering the job market on the brink of the Great Recession, Sabatier was lucky to find work at a call center for an analytics company. The pay was pretty good, too: $42,000 a year. It was certainly enough to cover living expenses and leave him with some cash to stash in a retirement account. But Sabatier didn’t save a dime. “I spent it all,” he said. “I had an opportunity to save when I was 22, but I didn’t. I tried to live the life.” But he got a wake-up call two years later. After bouncing from job to job, Sabatier found himself living at home with his parents with just $2.26 in his bank account. He decided to make saving a priority. Five years later, Sabatier had $1 million in the bank. Today, at age 32, he has about $1.35 million. Click through to see how you too can save a million dollars for retirement.
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