10 Money Saving Tips No One Is Talking About For 2024

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[@GabeBult]

What ones did I miss?

[@dosomethingwithyourlifeh3987]

When I travel I do google the gas stations, but there isn’t much of a price difference that way. Does Johnny have any better ideas?

[@RedNicole22]

GasBuddy app.

[@cathyeller5722]

Yes, a lot of basic ones. Read my reply down below. I've been poor most of my life, we never did any of the things you talked about anyway. Coffee 2 cups per day that's it.

[@workingisfun5790]

Giving me a side hustle.?

[@kristie8727]

Don't go to the movies. 😊

[@ld2783]

…”I almost died”😂🤣 Facts. I’m willing to give up lots of things, coffee isn’t one of them.

[@MrJajavai]

Caffeine addicts smh

[@ld2783]

@@MrJajavai normally I would agree, but I drink brewed ground chicory root which is caffeine free.

[@eagle25311]

Don't forget you can also only have 1 light bulb in your entire house and move it depending on which room you are in, that will save on the electricity bill.

[@susandean8584]

🤣

[@ItsMrLee]

Um not really with LEDs hope you're joking lol

[@conniepleasantnails]

We stopped eating out 3 times a week during the weekends and have been able to save a lot of money in just one month 😮❤

[@MrAgiordano78]

BE CAREFUL on credit card offers - the most lucrative cards with bonuses have ANNUAL FEES. Make sure you calculate this into the overall benefits of a card. The annual fee could offset some/all of the benefits.

[@southpark642]

I will agree with all advice except one about eating shitty, high carb food to fill up your stomach on your first meal. Why would I do that to myself? I have been doing intermittent fasting for the last 4 years and I would never compromise like this to save a couple bucks.

[@Jobson85]

That wifi cost is just crazy difference to Finland. Limitless 5G 600M wifi costs me 20€ per month.

[@realitycheck1706]

does this make sense? Someone said go to rent a center, be 2 days late than pay them off to get your credit higher?

[@wassup2419]

My husband didn’t want to pay a student loan for years. So it was a thorn in my flesh. I believe it should go through the gov as forgiven.

[@TheMisterazzo]

*only valid in the US

[@heatherfishbutt]

I use an app that tracks all my fees for my car and I can actually see how much my car costs me per day or per mile. Living just 30 min closer to work (30miles) has saved me TONS

[@lissette3949]

What is the app? ☺️

[@heatherfishbutt]

@@lissette3949 drivvo

[@selflove428]

I love your videos😊

[@Evaine1]

Wish I could do something like Mint for my phone, but cell phone plans in Canada are very expensive compared to most other countries. :(

[@marysiachamp]

I am also in Canada and know what you mean! shaw currently has great phone plans, but not sure what will happen to those when rogers buys them out. i have a couple of family members who are using it with no problems.

[@laurens7431]

Yeah, my monthly wifi is cheaper than my monthly phone..

[@sarahabekassis6241]

Great video bro

[@martywilliard]

BI WEEKLY

[@shawnbreaux1532]

I'd like to see you make this video, centered around living in one's car.

[@yudenyfernandez]

Costco will always send you a check for membership is free at the end

[@eyeballs306]

Costco saves me no money bc I buy unnecessary things 😂😂😂

[@madmarlique1]

If your with Verizon get internet with them

[@Jasmine-ud6us]

Thanks

[@nocathedral]

Wifi in the U.S. is *how much*??

[@effectiveresults7963]

Find a bank with physical hours that works for you.

[@alesandrohoxha774]

If you are not in the financial market space right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you, prevent inflation from eroding your savings, build generational wealth, and cultivate good habits and financial knowledge, you must be in the market.

[@hypersynesthesia]

$114 a month for wifi?!?!?! America is TERRIFYING (here in the UK I just renewed my contract and negotiated it from £34 a month down to £26 a month)

[@hypersynesthesia]

Been doing intermittent fasting for a year now though, which is to say I forgot I was doing it, it's just normal to me now that I have my first meal after midday. Definitely saves money and no, I don't get overly hungry. Ooh - sleeping more helps with that AND saves money on heating. Lovely lovely duvet.

[@AdrianWareBPP-Poet]

Yes Wi-Fi incapable is high as hell over here in America. Which is why most people are thankful for Netflix in a bunch of other host of TV like apps

[@PhantomVedvrat]

Indian me watching this video and thinking, "He just took all the things people that we Indians do and created a video on it." Surprisingly, we are called a cheapster for this, while Gabe is a minimalist monk. 😅

[@ouroffgridexperiment]

🤯the biweekly mortgage payments!

[@danaso2567]

This is mostly for the US and some are...not for everyone to say the least. IM should be a health decision not a financial one, I personally don't like it. Do bring a water bottle everywhere though

[@barbsinclair7352]

Someone else mentioned to make the Birthday freebies hack even better is to signup at a couple of places using a different month of the year for your BD, typically you only add in the month and year you were born, when the freebie arrived it's usually only a coupon good for a month, so by using a different month at different places you can have freebies all year long.

[@kimgordon3695]

hmmm lying stealing... ??? Not cool

[@JaZmine147]

That's so cool. Thanks.

[@mkul7ra_xx]

You should change the title "10 Money Saving Tips No One Is Talking About For 2023 - only for US." I have no idea what are you talking about when you are mentioning all the companies, coffee shops etc. :)

[@aaronhedgesmusic]

Instead of only considering driving you could also take a train long distance

[@Walk_around_guy]

McDonald’s has .99 cents for any size iced/hot coffee a day with the app.

[@sa34w]

That’s 30 bucks a month or 22 bucks a month versus 12 like he stated. 10 * 12 = 120 dolllars you are loosing on this. If you really are into saving don’t buy coffee, just get instant and use it. Very little people can tell the difference

[@Walk_around_guy]

@@sa34wI live in a town with out a Panera like I’m sure some others do. I’m just stating something cheaper then starbucks

[@stevestone8740]

Thank you for this great inspo! Living below your means" adjust your lifest, be frugal, budget, save and invest. This helped me out as a 6 figure earner. I've grown over a million in retirementsavings with this method

[@williamsebastian5574]

The term HENRY. Is really so hilarious. Sadly there's actually people living paycheck to paycheck

[@theresamish1746]

Theresa NC, 32. I Just started at my six figure job after being in and out of the poverty line. I really hope I don't end up like this. I'm scared really scared!!!

[@stevestone8740]

Don't panic, start out easy, don't buy things you don't need, budget every money, always save a portion of your pay atleast 5%, Invest from your pay check; it grows and helps you accumulate wealth easily.

[@theresamish1746]

Thanks, I started saving a bit already, how do I go about investing? I want to try all my options

[@stevestone8740]

read books, gain the knowledge set out a plan or target goal to reach. Get a pro financial expert lead you; follow consistently. You can also build a passive income channel from your investment.

[@wakeupstylellc]

Bi-weekly or by weekly 🤓 also I use mint mobile, I was paying $400 a month. I was also adding everyone to my plan and was financially responsible for it. So now, I only pay for me. $300 a year.

[@ShopLiveBeyondTheLines]

Could you make a video on renting vs owning a home? Also consider the first, last, security deposit that can nearly be a down payment in some places.

[@godisgood2919]

I paid my house off early and saved $140,000 in interest.

[@beth3535]

I wasn’t able to do that initially but refinanced and reduced the term for a helpful $28K+ savings. So worth it.

[@godisgood2919]

@@beth3535 Yes, I had refinanced mine too.

[@rickenbacker472]

Shilling for credit card companies to your friends & family? No thanks.

[@GabeBult]

If it’s something that’s going to help and has helped me I don’t see it as a bad thing

[@michelleantonson7737]

Our family enjoys your videos and I want to thank you for info and book’s recommendations we hadn’t heard of before. Also for inspiring my kids to think carefully about their money! My 10 year old had chosen to save his birthday money instead of buying more toys! And my 14 year old is also making wiser choices and looking for his own side hustle now but he says he can’t live without pancakes 🤣. Thanks again!

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

I honour those who instruct their offspring about finances at an early age because that would set them up for a prosperous future. ❤

[@FreedomAcademyNetwork]

This is so great! Financial education starts from early and he's watching the right channels 🔥

[@Kelsey-cv4dx]

The mortgage one is gold!!! I just called my mortgage company to confirm and sign up this way and they called it “budget mortgage” why are we not taught this?!?!

[@gabrielacevedo7081]

Man, You Are Not Lying, About Not Being Taught This 😅. Thanks for confirming that the method is true, and the term that they call it As Well. "Budget Mortgage".

[@gabrielacevedo7081]

Another thing I just found out, about why we are not Taught about this. It does not benefit the company that lends you the money for the mortgage. Since they make their money out of Interest. This method pretty much Cuts corners, hindering them. But not bankrupting them Either. They just won't be able to maximize on us profit-wise 😎

[@nvc.]

I dont skip breakfast, i skip dinner because i dont feel good going to bed with my belly full.

[@DrProgNerd]

I've been doing keto/intermittent fasting for 9 months now. On top of losing 58lbs, my grocery bill went from $150/wk to about $50/wk. When you stop recreational-eating, you shed lbs & debt.

[@Wendathena]

I love that term "recreational eating"! Never thought of it that way, but it is an accurate description. I consider overeating wasteful, kind of like leaving the heat on when you leave your house for the day, forgetting to turn off your electric blanket, or running your car when you go into a store for a quick stop or something like that. Just wasteful of fuel.

[@avenj4659]

Very very true I’ve had a similar experience but just been challenging to stick with it Trying again

[@shaunmoorefinance]

Yeah this makes tons of sense

[@barbsinclair7352]

Trying to do this now, my "rec eating" has got out of control, its almost a hobby!

[@diamondrose3264]

I've been trying to stick to fasting but I am always craving food or something in my mouth (trying my BEST to word this in a clean way), but gum doesn't work for me. What's an "obvious" secret you can share?

[@CassScarbeck]

I just set up the bi-weekly mortgage payments last month. I had NEVER heard of this tip! Great suggestion. I also love that you can more even distribute your expenses throughout the month rather than a larger hit at the beginning of the month, so it helps with cashflow, too!

[@edennis8578]

I did this on my mortgage. I paid it off 9 years early without paying an extra cent.

[@eagle25311]

Cass is a hottie! :)

[@magomago7819]

Do you have to go through the bank or do you just do it on your own?

[@Lisatwade]

How outdated is this video? Did you research the average cost of coffee? $2? Don't think so!!

[@willsmith2910]

Love the video, but one thing I would suggest is - Clear your debt! If you have a credit card your paying interest on, move it to a free interest credit card, so you can clear it.

[@lourlopezsk]

I feel so poor just reading the caption 🤣 12.000USD is what I earn in two years haha. It took me 4 years to save almost 3500USD with tons of effort.

[@lynnettemurphy8243]

Lour Lopez, Hard not to compare yourself to others. But folk are on different paths. You might take longer on your journey than others, but you will get there. You've proved that by saving almost $3500 on a very low income. That took tremendous effort, and you should be very proud of yourself. That's inspirational for those that think they can't save. Wish you well.

[@cathyeller5722]

Your funny, save money don't go out for coffee duh, who has the money to go out to eat anyway, going to the movies? Really with the price of tickets? that's why we watch utube videos. How about some realistic money saving tips, don't turn on your t.v. if you even still own one, unplug everything, take one extra light bulb out of your overhead lighting. Bathrooms are small you should know where everything is in there already, you don't need the lights on to find your thing. Go without air conditioning people used to do it all the time, sleep in jogging outfits when it's cold. Get your laundry detergent free by going through the trash at the all night laundry. Put buckets under your gutter's and collect rain water for your plants. Whenever you are cooking and using meat, grab one piece off and throw it in a baggie for soup. Save tops and bottoms of your veggies and put in a container in the freezer for broth. Learn how to cook with basic ingredients. Buy winter clothes in the spring and spring clothes in the winter. Save your shower water for the toilet flushing. Leave your light/fan off in the bathroom in the winter when showering the warm air heats the house. Don't have pets or children, there both expensive, stay single have a "friend". Learn to sew up socks with holes in the toes. Gorilla glue is your friend with shoes that are falling apart. Watch better money saving tips than this guy.

[@therubalcavas374]

This channel is clearly for people trying to build wealth without sacrificing comfort. If it’s not your vibe, that’s fine, but your tips are more directed for people living paycheck to paycheck.. You’re targeting truly impoverished people who have to sacrifice comfort to pay their rent, this channel isn’t. Two completely different audiences.

[@laurenhume1012]

Excellent video! My husband celebrates his birthday by traveling around town redeeming all his free stuff. It is incredible how much he is able to get for free or extremely discounted. He eats out all day, typically doesn't spend a dime on any of it, and usually has food for the following day. 🤣

[@thatcomicguychris4877]

We go up to my brother in laws who lives in Louisville for mine and my wife’s birthday and then on the way home we try to see how much free stuff we can get. We will start in Louisville and then finish as we pass through Lexington before heading home.

[@aussiejubes]

I did that one year. I had a friend with me & it was way too much food & I couldn't redeem it all in the week I was allowed because there was so much junk food lol. Super fun though, I highly recommend it!

[@trishacarlson4122]

One thing I like that you do is you go by "per year"....the average person is just trying to make their 2 weeks. I'm not judging here, life is hard! Ok. But, if you look at your bills by the year......it really offers an eye opening experience, imo. Even if all you did was start with ONE bill on the list & pay it by the year....like a subscription. It makes everything else a little less pressure & it's easier to maintain throughout the year. I think that's one of the biggest things I've learned lately. Not that anyone asked. Just over here, spewing words.

[@diane3428]

Hey, thanks for that! Never thought of it that way, interesting!

[@trishacarlson4122]

@@diane3428 thanks for saying so!

[@JaZmine147]

Sharing memberships with people you trust is also an amazing tip. I have shared accounts with various people. Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+, etc. I don't pay full price EVER.

[@gwenj5419]

Paying a little extra on each mortgage payment, even if it's just $20. Specify that the extra goes to the principle. You will save even more on interest and pay off your mortgage sooner.

[@lynnettemurphy8243]

Gwen just, Its great if you can do that. Better to pay of a mortgage than putting it a deposit account which typically gives next to nothing in interest. In Europe lot of, if not most mortgage providers charge a fee if you pay off a mortgage early. Definitely charge a fee in Ireland. Banks never lose.

[@lynnettemurphy8243]

GWEN J, Sorry predictive text took over.

[@gwenj5419]

@@lynnettemurphy8243 That's not true of mortgages in the US to my knowledge. Sometimes other types of loans have that but it's something I always check because I always try to pay off early if I can.

[@andreaza4986]

Years ago I made bi monthly payments on my mortgage, only to find out my mortgage company wasn't applying the payments at the time of being received. I can't remember the exact details but I think I either would have to pay a fee or it just wasn't permissible.

[@gwenj5419]

@@andreaza4986 This is often the case.

[@jenniferlancaster7040]

So you want to get your friends in debt? I disagree with getting points by signing up your friends.

[@colinli7906]

Finally some useful ideas. Great video!

[@carolinerambles3885]

I'm on O2 for my phone and it comes with tons of freebies such as greegs for coffee and treats, so a couple of times a week I get a free coffee and another day, a free sausage roll or whatever else is part of the offer. And O2 worked out cheaper then other phone networks🌟 it pays to shop around

[@towheeknits]

Depending on where you live, using public transportation (buses, trains, etc.) can save a lot of money. I used to take the bus to work every day, and it was cheaper and more relaxing than driving myself 45 minutes one way. Recently, I took a trip to Chicago via Amtrak. The train was way cheaper than if we had flown, and a lot less hassle than driving in traffic or getting to the airport super early.

[@A2thaLO]

I work from home, it is a Game changer!!! I save loads of money.

[@llkg9]

Same. And not just in the expected ways (gas, clothing, lunch) but other ways. Eg, I cook more dinners (fewer takeout dinners) now that I don't have a commute.

[@franko8572]

0:29 Bi Weekly

[@PeaceDayCortez]

I’m on it, we’re in month 4 of 2023 & I’ve got $4k. I’m shooting for $12k by December✌️🤩

[@sableann4255]

Same goes for Car/Auto payments...then your other by-weekly goes straight to principal. saves hundreds $$$$$$ over time! I've been bringing my own lunch at work for years...lunch out is expensive! at least $12.00 per day. Do the math! we save that extra money for savings or a travel fund.

[@Outdoordooops]

I moved a couple street away from my job.. started walking and sold my car entirely. Saved so much $ this way

[@LuisHernandez-rk2tp]

This videos just talk about the same things to save money. This wont work for someone making 50k a year living in California. Unless your living with parents or have a bunch of roommates. This guys save because they make money on youtube.

[@007isha4]

Babe, nobody is paying $2 for a coffee anymore. A coffee/latte is 5 bucks these days.

[@EnhanceFinance]

Thanks for sharing such practical advice for saving money. It's so important to be intentional about our spending habits, and this video is a great resource for anyone looking to improve their financial situation.

[@shawnrhoads1861]

I have made myself a student at the Gabe Bult Institute, meaning, as part of my morning routine, I watch two Bult videos while taking notes, then go back and pick one or two things I plan to incorporate for that day. My wife recently put me onto Bult and I can already see a shift in actions and mindset.

[@margaritachan8204]

I only watch Gabe cuz he is soooo cute 😍😚😚😚

[@jawanamarshall557]

yoooo!!! The gift card idea for meeting the spend requirement for credit card points is genius! Thank you!

[@faabihakhan]

That's why I make my coffee at home. I love making my own 😊 Same with water, I always carried a water bottle back home. even those few bucks seems unnecessary as it's free at home.

[@juliem.3936]

Like you don't want to give up coffee, I don't want to give up eating out. I guess we can both cut down on our consumption, however.

[@m.connielillis7032]

I love eating out too! It helps to bring half your meal home which gives you pretty much equal pleasure, and reduced guilt. It helps me practice my self-control which needs work. All the best.

[@gymsanctuary4020]

Fight for what you have in life, don’t be passive about things.

[@passiveincome-ww7ly]

Healtthy respectful conversations at work saved my job. Uplevel communication skills at work to make money🏖

[@grannyprepper1181]

I make all my coffee at home, I called and got my WiFi reduced for $49.99 to $25.99, , I’m going back to bring my own food and drinks, I drive everywhere no more flying, my son and I share a Costco, Sam’s and AAA yearly, I get rewards on my credit card $400. plus per year and I get it sent to a separate account and it’s what I use for gifts, I’m retired… no commute 😂😂!

[@AR-ln7ln]

I don't have mortgage, coffee is free at work and I can take it home, Wifi/net is $40 unlimited, I don't eat in the movies, I don't need to snack, I need to go nowhere - driving or flying, my family is too small to shop at Costco, done credit card hacking when I needed the card, not worth the trouble- it's easier to work more. Getting free stuff is not worth complicating your financial life and get stuck with Webull/new account or credit card. I do like fasting suggestion. We did that as kids because we'd rather play outside all day than come in to eat. I have two mile commute per design. You missed that "know your prices". I drink half gallon of milk a week. Big savings buying it from Safeway or Aldi. Also, half a gallon vs gallon. Fat free vs whole. Choose you savings vs the trouble you have to go through to carry a gallon of milk home.

[@mfrenchcazenovia]

OMG. BI-weekly payments, not by weekly payments. You’re confusing a lot of people out there. You need a proofreader, and that’s what I do.

[@bethhall6555]

Hi Gabe Bult, I really like the CC idea but wanted to get more clarification. To clarify for my understanding are you taking out brand new CC one to two times per year? Since I am debt free, I can put all my expenses on the new card I take out to reach the min. required amount to get the points but then ...do you cancel these cards way later down the road, or do you just have heaps of unused cards that are sitting around? Or do you use them all like once per year just to keep them active? Also, is that worth it when you are paying a $95 annual fee on many of these cards that you are no longer using or using for small amounts later? Thanks for letting me know what you do! Love the videos!

[@Bliu2th]

1. You always have the option to downgrade those annual fee cards to a $0 annual fee cards. Ask the card provider for those options 2. I would recommend keeping the credit line open as it will help help your credit in the long run, you can also ask the credit card company to lower your credit line (becareful though because your utilization might go up)

[@stuartbagley2586]

Always check on the best offer as well. The American Platinum offers anywhere from 60k to 125k bounds points. Check online or call direct before committing. For me, I look at all of the benefits and if it exceeds the annual fee, I will try for at least one year. And it is best to look at benefits you would be taking advantage anyway, not “potential” benefits because those can end up costing you more.The option to cancel is always there after that.

[@ms.rivera7898]

Thanks for the video. I didn’t know that Webull offers free stock. And I agree on the intermittent fasting. I actually used to eat every other day. It was so nice not having to worry about what to eat/cook for a day. Also, along with the fasting, eating less meat. Maybe have your big bowl of oatmeal for breakfast, some nuts for a snack, and then a filling dinner. Oatmeal full of delicious fruits does keep you full, even if you workout (I weight train).

[@laurasagan2606]

Driving this year to all our vacations. I pack snacks for the car and during the week. Everything goes on the credit card for points. Always pay off credit card at end of month.

[@eagle25311]

Consider yourself lucky I'm a trucker I work everyday except 3 days a month and I never get to vacation if i tried maybe once every 5 to 10 years.

[@juliansilvagnoli2840]

Hey does moving your car payment to bi weekly save as well on interest?

[@kimberlymayo9951]

The more you pay, the less principal it becomes so less interest to pay. Add to the principal each month on top of your payment amount, it will pay your loans off sooner and save you money. No matter what the loan is.

[@JPNox]

Internet prices in US are insane. In EU I have unlimited non-shared 1000Mbit for like $15

[@VickyHafler]

I gave up coffee and I started Ryze. Cost more… no acid reflux! Worth it.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

Question on paying mortgage bimonthly - do you mean basically doubling up on your payment, or paying half every two weeks? The former is kind of unrealistic for a lot of people, so I thought I'd ask for clarification.

[@kara1084]

It's something in between. You pay every two weeks which adds up to one extra payment spread through the year. It is 26 payments of half the monthly payment. Not every bank cooperates with applying the payments in a way that maximizes the interest savings though.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

@@kara1084 so basically a half payment every two weeks, not just twice a month. That makes more sense, ty!

[@eagle25311]

I am putting an extra 100 dollars a month towards the principle and hoping for the best.

[@diamondrose3264]

I like to hide my money in places as a safety net; both in physical locations and different programs online. Isn't there such a thing as too many bank accounts? Could this activity be flagged as something that could possibly hurt us in the long run?

[@ionacoppin7817]

Love these tips, not sure about the skipping breakfast one though when you then say you eat a bowl of oatmeal later, like, that's breakfast! 😂 You've just moved it to a different time. And toast or cereal is nowhere near two dollars let alone five or ten!!! Or maybe that's just in the UK!

[@katresealexander1311]

Good tips. I didn't even know about the Costco tip. I will try that. Thanks for the content 😊

[@FuslieNTR]

I use to pay $60 per week with a gas car. I switched to ev and pay no electricity but my insurance went by double

[@amywert8088]

My son just spent a chunk of his savings on a scooter to get to work! I'm hoping he'll still be willing to help out with the gas bill, but I seriously may not need it since the car sits in the garage a LOT now. It's currently in for service but the mechanic said he doesn't want to change the oil yet because I've still got 2000 miles to go and the way I drive... I should wait! :)

[@eagle25311]

I don't even know why I have two vehicles. I'm a trucker and I barely get home enough to drive them lol.

[@ilTHfeaa]

my mom just has me on her costco card so i don’t pay for the membership but i have one lol

[@SirMopy]

10k in 6 months….. SURE… if you earn a lot… you can also say 30k in 6 months. or 6k in 6 months!

[@workingisfun5790]

Being aware of how I come across consistently in my communication at work has saved me in many situations.

[@voodoogriff]

Not even a minute in and I'm distracted by your graphics. Bi-weekly. Every two weeks. By weekly, every week. Sorry for being pedantic, but hey, engagement lol You can't cut out wifi, as it doesn't cost anything. Now, internet you can cut out 😉

[@godisgood2919]

I do intermittent fasting some times. Instead of having 3 meals and 2 or 3 snacks a day, sometimes i have 2 meals and 1 snack a day.

[@NJards-zt4fp]

As an Australian, it hurts my ears to hear bi-weekly rather than fortnightly!

[@prodriveress]

I often work away from home so hotspot off my phone most of the time. When I am home I buy my neighbour beer and in return he lets me piggyback on his wifi. He is very pleased with the arrangement😂

[@ItsMrLee]

How much beer? Lol

[@miafe]

Thank you, Gabe! I just spent $80 dollars on an impulse buy (*facepalm*) which is neither financially responsible nor minimalist, so I always need your channel to remind me of what my goal is! Thanks for the work that you do!

[@TALIACORNELIUS]

It’s ok. I spent 500 on an impulse buy 😂😂😂

[@marn200]

i dont need to bring my own food, my work has free bread for every employee, so thats good

[@SaltySaltySalty.]

FYI: you have to report checking/savings bonuses at tax time

[@anitas5817]

Or you could literally just make coffee.

[@walklikeanegyptian5228]

Lithium is used for Tesla batteries? Should we buy that when the mining people are paid nothing hardly? Just curious.

[@tinawhitney2096]

Giving up coffee😦 I don't hear that😂. Good info thanks.

[@ricardspigitsjekulis8367]

I earn less than 1,500 in months so I cannot do this😢

[@jve89]

114 dollars per month for internet?! Wtf! That's a total rip off! In Europe you can get it for like 30 dollars for an unlimited plan.

[@godisgood2919]

We have probably gotten $10,000 worth if travel rewards in the last 8 years.

[@KayleeGrace]

haha we pay 140 a month and we have unlimited.