I enjoy your videos! Keep sharing common sense strategies to manage money

I've been missing your Frugal tips,thx for uploading

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Living on a prayer at this point

Great Job.

What are the best strategies to protect my portfolio?, I've heard that a downturn will devastate the financial market, so I'm concerned about my $200k stock portfolio..

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❤❤❤ Loved this advice!💯

This year I did exactly whatever you say here and to date I do not regret a single purchase. These steps work.

I would that it is key to identify your weak spending areas. Clothing? Eating out? Money to family? Once you run the numbers, you can address these areas logically.

I have discovered that it is fine to purchase wants sometimes but within reason and within budget. There must be a balance.

Every wednesday is my budget review day, never fails. Abundance is my middle name.

When you start budgeting and be strict with yourself & finance, you will start to fix things. I say treat your life like a business and you wont go wrong. works for me. start with the budget & watch your wealth grow.

Frequently buying ( actually) tidbits / junk for my great nephew ( he has a single Mom) so I started today saving twice of whatever item I was about to purchase cost. I put it in an envelope which I will keep until it gets built up to a good amount. At which time I can buy things he needs / clothes, school items etc. ( HisMom is not good with money), or else I would give to her.

My husband is clueless, and it seems he wants to stay clueless. I have tried to get him involved for 20 years. I found that learning what I can to make better financial decisions. Then, staying away from people who only care about stuff and trends. Is helping me actually save and do better.

There are great tips that could work for a variety of income levels. Thanks!

Thank you! Great knowledge! I am also going to take a financial literacy class. I am young and in my 20’s and think this knowledge is highly beneficial

The best way to get dopamine - give some money to a poor person or anyone who performs a service to you like a waiter at the restaurant or the garbage collector, etc. Look for opportunities to give and you'll always be HIGH. 😊

everything you said is on the money (no pun intended), i especially loved your point about the importance of recognizing the difference between having scarcity and abundance mindsets. shifting to the latter makes life so much easier...

I am all of these 😔. Embracing the discomfort and making some progress and strides.

This is such a great and informative video. No one ever addresses the emotional aspect of money. This area is critically important, just as important as how much you earn and how you spend.

Very good tips to live by in order to reach your financial goals.

Your frugal tips always motivate me

Hard when your spouse is not on the same page as you. All the things you said are true.

Emotional Spender , right here , me. And I had a doozy of an emotional ride during this paycheque. This was really good for me today !!

Excellent presentation!

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Such a great topic! Thank you so much for raising awareness about this very important topic!

I always do Number 1. My husband does too. With that we saved in 1 year over 4000€. Love your content. Follower since years! Hi from Germany 😊

I didn't start until my 30s

Paying cash for things allows me to save the coins for something down the road. I then take the ones and fives and put them in cash envelopes for things. Such as clothing and personal care. I can not believe how much money I have saved up.

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Love your videos!

Great video. As an extreme couponer, I love ibotta and fetch

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Most of what she said should be common sense I save 10k plus a year by living within my means most of the things people buy isn’t needed

These tips are excellent.

We invest about $100 a month that we earn on credit card rewards! It all goes into our investment account ❤

This was helpful. Thank You.

I will always appreciate yo frugal tips sister

Great tips! Automatic monthly transfers, round up from purchases savings, cashing in my coins at the end of the year at my bank (last year it was $130-140!), and saving tax returns and bonuses have been really transformative for me this past year 😊

Excellent content! Thanks for sharing.🤗🌹

If you go through the checkout and it asks if you want cash back? Get cash back and save it. You’d be surprised how fast you can save up lots of money if you do that

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Great ideas. Thank you so much for making these videos😊

The round up principle really works. I have been doing this for years and it adds up. Also, have not given myself a raise in years. The “raise” amount goes into my 401k.

Thank you for this great video, HYSA are a blessing that most people don't know about

120 months 😂😂😂