BBP Real Life Budgets - Biweekly Budget

It's time for another Real Life Budget. We asked my readers to submit their REAL information. Real spending, real debt, and real savings goals.
I am taking those real life numbers and showing you how I would organize and budget that information using my Budget By Paycheck Method.
➡️ HOW I TRACK MY SPENDING: bit.ly/3aIe89I
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[@TheJDaze]

I honestly felt overwhelmed when I received my email and see all the sheets of papers. Now that I’ve watched this real life budget and hv u explain each sheet it’s makes soooo much sense. And now I’m excited to get mine going.

[@EricWPowell]

This budget breakdown was great. Emphasizing the emergency fund has become more than a standard recommendation and instead a necessity.

[@Erika2]

I always enjoy this series! It's fun to watch how your checklist can help any kind of budget in regards to each individual's expenses!

[@trinity123]

It would be great to see a follow up video on those budgets you helped them with. It would be interesting to see how they’re implementing your budget and how it has helped them! 🙂

[@talislyre]

I agree that that would be fantastic, but doubt many would want to after reading some of the more speculative comments under the video. It's one thing to discuss what's included in the given budget, but some comments go into marital money cheating possibilities and imply the numbers given are outright wrong or wishful thinking. Budgeting is so personal. Somebody just laid part of their life out for us to see ... I doubt many would step forward for an update vid, but very much wish they would. Such a good idea.

[@thebudgetmom]

As much as I would love to provide this, it's difficult because I'm not there with her tracking every expense and if she's off somewhere in her budget, it will be extremely difficult for me to figure out where :-)

[@SarahNahle]

I just finished paying off my debt by your budgeting methods! Thank you so much for the tips 🤍

[@arkimmiejackson6233]

Got out of debt and built my home following you.. Thanks… 🎉

[@brendah6893]

creating a budget has been so hard for me. ive had your budget by paycheck work book and ive yet to be able to create a budget because its been very overwhelming for me. How you explained each worksheet here for this readers income gave me hope, thank you!

[@CraftsBayou]

This was the first video that made it really make sense to me. I could see the steps, the sheets, the way to handle my check not coming exactly on the first...this was so perfect! Thank you so much!

[@DearRachie]

More of these please! Love seeing different scenarios.

[@piknikmcg]

I was trying to figure out how to deal with multiple paydays between my husband and I per month, and this makes so much sense now. THE COLOR CODED CALENDAR. Of course that makes it all clear. Thank you for all the advice. I'm waiting for my BBP workbook to ship.

[@laceymcbride2250]

I liked how on the last one you gave a plan of what you would do if you were her, like putting her payoff plan in order, etc.

[@shafeqah5318]

Oh bless your heart for sharing how to work the bi-weekly budget! This is going to be very helpful for me. I love your channel by-the-way. Keep up with the great work of blessing people with your knowledge on financial literacy. It is truly needed.

[@lornarobb6389]

hope you and your family are safe and well xx

[@Angelinajoy111]

As I was sitting here budgeting, you posted this! So helpful!! You’re just as motivational as informational 🤍

[@amandavelong83]

I could watch your videos all day long! ❤️ Love to learn from you

[@sharlenescott356]

Love it! Love it!!!

[@alonacomerfordeasybudgetin3963]

This is really great 👍 For those with limited time 🕓 to commit to a budgeting routine, might be helpful to focus on areas with most control like food and entertainment. Making some small cuts in those areas can free up money 💵 to pay down debt or save without having to spend a ton of time of going through all these worksheets and writing everything out. If time is a non issue, being detailed is always best! 😃 thanks for sharing!

[@traceyryan8492]

Thank you for all your inspiration and motivation

[@jillstover8782]

I do the desk calendar works best for me! Your videos help alot of folks that have no idea how to even start money plan👏👏

[@joycejoyce7825]

Thank-you Miko for doing these videos :) It really helps!

[@DebtFreeDee]

Planning on the calendar is one of my favorite tools for keeping it all in perspective, scope and together! Thanks for breaking this down. 🧡 LOVE it!

[@taylorphillip6034]

Needed this video! I have the same type of biweekly pay and needed to know with overlapping months with paychecks

[@krystlebanks18]

Great example! Exactly what I’ve been looking for as a guide for beginners. Thank you!

[@barbaracarbone4658]

Ty so much. This all makes sense!

[@michellebabcock5240]

Just started this month, April, following your method. These videos are sure helping me!! This months budget is very much on the learning curve, but I’m enjoying the process and fun parts of making my cash envelopes. Thank you for all you do, Miko!! 🥰

[@michellemorales401]

You got this!!! These videos are so incredibly helpful because most people don't sit down and talk about their finances.

[@lisaskrine4544]

Love this series!!! So helpful. I feel like I’ve kinda got a handle on my budget after starting the bbp method in January. But would love to see mikos thoughts on it. ❤️

[@walkerblizzard]

This was beyond helpful! Thanks so much!

[@cindyrodriguez9887]

I love this 🥰🥰

[@rebeccasuraci7666]

You’re so helpful and your method is simple. There are other great simple methods out there but their creatures speak very condescending cough cough and people just justify it because the method is good. You are calm and don’t act like this. You don’t make me feel anxiety watching you. Therefore I prefer your method.

[@michaelwoodruff5792]

I am also paid bi-weekly, and for the past several years I have managed to pay half of each monthly bill with each pay check. For example, my monthly rent is $900 so I take $450 from each pay check. I believe this works great, especially in months when I get 3 pay checks. This month (May 2020) I "paid" half of each bill with my check from the 1st, and another half from my check on the 15th. So the check I will get on the 29th will have (mostly) excess money, which I will use to pay extra on some of my debts.

[@chyloekoch1052]

I really hope your Workbook becomes available soon, we need to get a handle on our money. This video gave me some structure as to where I need to start.

[@ezmath1236]

I think the reader also needs to be realistic $100 per month for grocery and $75 for fun for me are not realistic goals. If you think you spend more than $100 a month for food and think that your budget is not working it only means that it is not enough, maybe you can try putting $150 per month for groceries and $25 for fun. Just my suggestion ❤️❤️❤️

[@Marb6]

I was thinking the same thing. I hope the reader has been tracking her spending and that is a real number for groceries otherwise i can see her going over budget.

[@cecileganel]

I agree! Though we don’t know how much the husband is contributing it does seem unrealistic

[@arthrodea]

I agree that $100/month for food for a family of 4 seems extremely low! Plus, her $100 for food has to cover 6 weeks, because she gets that 3rd paycheck on April 30, and that has to cover 2 weeks into May. I feel like it would help if she and her husband would combine expenses. Or if she is doing the purchases of food and household goods for the family, maybe have her husband give her a set amount each month (like Miko's boyfriend gives her) and then she can work off that amount.

[@myshelhilty4068]

Remember this is a joint family. Maybe the husband provides the grocery budget. Or makes a much larger income to provide larger for the family. 100 is not enough for a family of 6, there is more to this.

[@traceydufault297]

Great tips

[@klwcatlover]

This is helpful. Some dates on my bills seems to move around and it gets hard to figure out which check the money comes from (I get paid biweekly). My mortgage basically takes up one whole check so I struggle with wiggle room. But using colors will really help me see it visually.

[@BearHands31]

Thanks. This has been very helpful.

[@aididou]

THIS IS VERY USEFUL MIKO

[@meganginger3791]

I'm in my transition month and it's very frustrating and messy! I'm excited to see the outcome tho💪💪

[@reginamuai]

I l😍ve these real life budget videos, thanks Miko 🙃🙃🙃

[@cspann33]

Very helpful!!

[@scarlettgretsch6360]

This video helps me a lot. Thank you komiko

[@NaptimeBlitz1]

I just don’t understand how non single people can spend $25/week on groceries!! Is this a case of dual income family with split accounts & bills/expenses split as well?

[@hereynol1]

Pick me to do my budget next!! 😍

[@jdionnebanks14]

This is going to help me alot

[@monalisamedina8156]

I just downloaded the budget by paycheck. I don"t know if I understand how to break up the bills from the current month into the following. I feel like I have many bills and the are a need to pay status. Fingers crossed I can do this, I do love the examples though, they help a lot with seeing hoe the process works! Thank you

[@ddeloach4732]

Noggin is a monthly app fee for educational games and Tsnger is a monthly membership fee for better savings as shopping outlet Tanger malls. Hope that helps explain that! I live canceled my own kid’s noggin accounts.

[@lissettvega5447]

I have this same setup for my own checking! I also have a joint checking. I would like to see the joint checking budget since there’s money going into that account at different times. I need to budget both accounts a little stressful! Any recommendations would be helpful. Just purchased the printable version. Yayyy!

[@ashleytimmreck1470]

Hello! I am an incoming medical student starting in August. I will be taking out loans for tuition and some cost of living expenses but I would like to see how to possibly implement loans into the "budget by paycheck" system without overborrowing -- as well as tips with starting a joint budget with my significant other.

[@saraboutin2210]

I have a crazy budget. We get paid 4-5 times a month. Bi-weekly and semi-monthly. I’d love to see how you’d do our budget!

[@thebudgetmom]

You can always submit your budget information to [e-mail] 😀

[@saraboutin2210]

Is there a template? Or do I just throw everything at you LOL

[@michellemorales401]

You could probably write them out, similar to the first few sheets Miko shows listing things out for the month.

[@saraboutin2210]

The Budget Mom I sent you an email. Not sure if it went through.

[@tmvillageof6554]

Can i submit my budget, we have alot of variable expenses and 3 savings that i want to start. 7 paychecks a month. Variable amount of income. 8 people in family. Does this cost for you to do a video and post it for us on here. Id love to see mine into a vlog

[@laurasedam8434]

These videos are so helpful and get me excited about budgeting! @TheBudgetMom how/where can we submit our real life budgets?

[@teeforthewin]

Love this series! I bought your BBP printable workbook and must say it is the best budgeting template I’ve used thus far. It’s so comprehensive. I’ve gotten so much better at handling my finances but I continue to struggle with tracking expenses. I always save my receipts with the intent of logging them but it just never happens. ☹️

[@jadiecakes3241]

I make time every morning at work (little bit extra on mondays for weekends) and sit down and go through my bank apps for everything i spent the day before. It really helps if you have a dedicated time to do it, so it becomes habit.

[@teeforthewin]

Jadie Cakes thank you for the suggestion!

[@talislyre]

I sit down with tea and a soundscape from NewBliss here on KZbin (the forest sounds just released is lovely) each evening and stickers from SaraMarieStickers. They're the very thin tracking stickers. Highlighters in different colors the way Miko does it works too. I rarely have more than 10 transactions in one single day so one cup of tea is usually enough time to quickly log them. It becomes a moment to breathe instead of something to dread for me. I do tend to play old videos of Miko's when I'm going through budgeting or later doing the close-out because those take me a long time and her energy is helpful. But the daily self-care + logging transactions is helping me associate doing it with personal progress. Hope that helps. :)

[@crystalmartin9624]

Great visual for the bi-weekly paycheck... what dates would you use for your expense trackers?

[@amanda_golfinho]

Hi, Miko! I’ve been watching you for a couple of years now and finally decided to switch to your method for this month of April! My husband and I have a company and we received a large payment in the beginning of the month where I was able to take care of all expenses, variable spending, sinking funds, and extra debt. I am having a hard time now navigating extra income for a month I already budgeted for. In our company, we receive payments on random dates and amounts so there’s no way for me to budget beforehand. Would you be able to address how to deal with unexpected income? Would these payments just go towards the next months expenses? What if I under-budgeted...would the extra payments cover those expenses instead? How would I zero out my budget for the month of April if those extra payments are getting deposited? This would be super beneficial!!! Thank you so much!!! 😌🥰

[@jeniferj]

I am.getting pioneer woman vibes from mikos style look in this video!

[@jinniema]

Oh wow. I get paid weekly but it seems on the months I have 4week check I never have enough for sinking and extra savings so I wait on the 5week checks to add to them. I need help. ❤

[@karenlipscomb9458]

This is so helpful. Where do I find the forms that you are using in this video. They look so much easier to use than the ones from the email course.

[@sarahspilburg2340]

Where do you budget for medical/dental bills?

[@ninarome1]

When do you pull out the cash for the variable expenses? A little per pay check or...? Little lost at that point

[@diametrica24]

How do you decide which paychecks pay which bills when you cross over into the next paycheck/month? Is it just basically random?

[@SamAlexander1]

Wow. Wish our groceries were only $100 a month.

[@clair233]

I love the name Kumiko. Where is it from ?

[@tmvillageof6554]

Where can i get montly bill tracker pages?

[@cecileganel]

If she owes her cousin money like that I’m assuming that she’s not actually tracking her expenses to that level. Odds are she is spending more on food/clothing/misc. than she is claiming she needs for her budget. Also I didn’t see her car note on there at all. I think the numbers she provided was more of a “dream” budget than the reality of her starting a successful and achievable budget and then tightening where appropriate

[@asdfjkl50499]

My guess is that her car payment is covered by her husband's paycheck.

[@cecileganel]

Sonja honestly, I didn’t take that into consideration... and that could very well be true. But I still feel like their tracking couldn’t be accurate if they are struggling with not having leftover money

[@Marb6]

Yeah I thought 100/month or 50 biweekly was a little on the skinny side for groceries. That may cause her to go over budget if her cash envelope funds aren't enough.

[@livhammy]

She needs to stop using her credit cards

[@cecileganel]

Maria Miranda I agree 100%. I think $100 is thin even if she and her husband are splitting groceries 25/75 with her husband and they NEVER eat out (or he pays for it all). With kids $100 is just soooo slim. I hope she takes this budget and tries to apply it for a month and then adjusts accordingly

[@diannelabadie2256]

Miko - where can we get the printable you use to help budget in your Budget Book. These would help a lot when using your yearly budget planner etc

[@alexrenea325]

Is there a free version of Excel to be able to use this?

[@vickypastrana1245]

Where is the car payment on the bill tracker

[@mylitteIvory]

I being doing this for a long time, I always get my pocket size calendar at dollar store... to much of going back and for is just not for me...I like more simple things....well done miko

[@sarahsmith3598]

How would you budget for the electric bill that isn't a set amount? It fluctuates from month to month.

[@shellhoffmann4148]

Have you ever looked or done a video for a budget based off a waitress ?

[@delewon]

I am going to do this...but I have a question...Why pay some of the bills dor the next month if you have a paycheck that is before the next month...why not juat use that paycheck??

[@stephaniehoover728]

So I have a question... that last paycheck on April 30 was in April yes but I would figure she would need food money to carry her from may 1 to may 13... if she she only got $50 on April 2nd and $50 on April 16th what is she doing for food from the 30th to the 14th?

[@annielehnhardt_kolakowski5818]

He is helping her to pay food bill. That must be it!

[@raeslayslife2023]

So why would the second check cover June and not the last check in May?

[@axelboyer6987]

This is all easier on a budget app like YNAB. I would advise everyone to take a look at a tool like YNAB

[@KnitMomof3]

I don't' understand why you used the 4/16 paycheck to pay some bills in May when she got paid on 4/30. Did I miss the explanation?

[@amandakerner746]

she discusses that at 8:25. it's so that there is a more equal amount of $ leftover after each paycheck.

[@fealishacunningham3542]

She does explain it but also when you are paid biweekly you dont get 3 paychecks every month. There are only 2 months out of the year that you get 3 paychecks.

[@burgster6031]

How do we submit our real life budget?

[@nicoleryan5914]

These videos are really helpful! Many of my fixed expenses don’t come out on the same day of the month so I am guessing a bit as to which paycheque to cover them with.(my husband gets paid twice a month and I get paid biweekly). I also struggle with the bills that we only pay bi monthly like our hydro bill which also fluctuates in terms of amount. How do you handle those in the budget? And do you just leave that money in your chequing account since it’s an online bill?

[@arthrodea]

For my utilities (which are up and down), I budget the highest amount I think it will be, and that way I'm covered if its high. If its low, I just use the leftover money as a bonus to put towards other goals at the end of the month.

[@leahwhite3403]

I just recently went to BBP and I struggled because my fixed expenses were also heavy on one paycheque. So I organized my bills in the monthly spread and picked a couple to move around in order to balance the money that was flowing out. I called each of those companies and had the withdrawal date moved. It has allowed me to budget with more confidence.

[@lekeshahill2477]

How do I submit for my budget to be worked on? I’m in need of some help.

[@jadiecakes3241]

I would love to submit my budget 😁 is there a way to send it in? Id love to buy the printable budget, but working from home means no printer (and i think the stores you can print at are closed for now), so im using just an expense tracker, and doing everything by pay.

[@thebudgetmom]

You can submit to [e-mail]

[@Yadyboo444]

How are we able to send in our real budget?

[@judydickson3823]

Thank you for your videos. Question, what do you do during this pandemic? In Canada, we cannot pay cash due to covid-19, how do you budget only using debit? Thank you 😊

[@jensanityy]

Judy Dickson in US we have not stopped cash

[@judydickson3823]

jensanityy we are using cash again. It was at the beginning we had stopped it. Thank you 😊

[@luv2cook5]

I think alot of this is also being organized and strict with your money and getting used to writing everything down..it isn't easy and takes alot of practice..I'm still trying 😕

[@karenellis2511]

I have had the BBP binder since October of last year and I have not been able to start because I’m behind on bills. I would love for you to do a real life budget for those who are behind. I would definitely be willing for you to use my numbers. Please help because I have a kid leaving for NYU in the fall. I need to get a handle on things.

[@thebudgetmom]

Please feel free to send your budget to [e-mail] :-)

[@karenellis2511]

@@thebudgetmom I have sent my information. I look forward to any advice and potentially you using my information as an example for those behind on bills. I love all of your videos. I have used so much white out and scratch paper b/c I have a little OCD and like for my budget binder to remain a little neat looking. LOL!

[@QueenCheekable]

Karen Ellis I like using pens too so I ordered these erasable pens so that way I can erase my mistakes versus white out. It’s been working great for me because I mess up a lot lol

[@vanessamena2718]

Quick question anyone! On the cash envelope system! At the end of the month when there is money left in your envelopes do you move the money to savings or roll it over for next month??

[@diannelabadie2256]

Rollover

[@itsmistythehusky]

I move mine to savings or add to extra debt payoff. I like to start fresh each month with only my bank cushion money in each account.

[@luv2cook5]

Miko when will the budget by paycheck workbook be available ? And how much is it?.

[@thebudgetmom]

October :-) I don't have a cost yet, since we're still in the designing phase :-)

[@luv2cook5]

@@thebudgetmom thank you I'm really looking forward to it..i have been writing things down in a note book trying to prepare myself for the real workbook 😀

[@jessicawhite3896]

I wanna know if these people actually followed your advice and how it worked out??

[@hybridramper-futurearmy1160]

Have yall heard of YNAB? It's pretty much all of this minus all the paper. All of this in one app, easy to use. This is more confusing.

[@V.I.C.]

May I ask where these big amounts I'd savings are physically at? Like says 2k for a vacation.. is that 2k in an envelope at your house? Or where is it? In my appointment I think anyone can budget.. counting numbers is easy.. but you yourself have to resist the urge of spending more then your suppose too.. ya kno? So it all comes down to our selves if we have it in us to be successful or not.. anyone's else agree? Thanks for sharing hun.. just finished my budget planning and now just waiting for payday so I can put it in actin lol 😊😊

[@michellemorales401]

True. Another big thing in being self-discipline is being totally honest with yourself about your #s. I think Ryen said in a takeover that her budget numbers needed to become real numbers, not numbers she was hoping for. 👍

[@Marb6]

I think she's said before that she keeps those kinds of funds in a separate savings accountnot easily accessible since it will be some time before its fully funded.

[@jadiecakes3241]

Set up a separate bank account and keep the card at home for big savings. Then your also earning interest on those accounts and the money is in a safe place

[@GunShyGymnast]

I find that if I take care of the Extra Savings during the first paycheck of the month I won’t have enough money for the second paycheck’s expenses. So…just hold off on extra savings until the 2nd paycheck of the month and put the leftover in the income of the 2nd paycheck? 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@carolynmcfetridge3991]

Started doing the $5 challenge...I put $9.59 out of my gas envelope into my car...Irony at it's best, they handed me back to $5 bills and the coins...lol...ok...I was strong and didn't ask for a $10 bill....lol

[@shilohmorris5527]

Gas money in a cash envelope doesn't make sense to me. I always pay at the pump so I need a card and also, who is overspending on gas anyway? Might as well be considered a bill

[@rox90s]

So she's not paying for her car in April or may ? I'm confused never saw that payment accounted for on the tracker

[@StargazerBudgets]

I was wondering the same thing. If she's paying for her car, how come its not accounted for in her budget. Her husband might be paying it, but then does that mean it needs to be noted on her budget worksheets?

[@Marb6]

Yeah I wonder how they've accounted for the $500 car payment.

[@annielehnhardt_kolakowski5818]

Why are they not paying bills together? He does not want her (M om on a Budget) to know what he is spending! Just wondering!

[@diannelabadie2256]

@@annielehnhardt_kolakowski5818 there are a lot of people that budget this way- woman that have been independent before marriage seem to prefer to split bills based on income - it seems to work for them.

[@jeanetteellis1452]

These budgets never include mortgage or rent.

[@elizabethbeene3373]

Can you help me

[@GagaChic]

How does one go about having the privilege to let you look at my finances? Such as these folks

[@kmccoypta]

How are these people only spending a couple hundred dollars a month on food? We spend around $1200/mo for 5 people.

[@annielehnhardt_kolakowski5818]

Her husband must pay mortgage/ Rent Utilities(Elec..water Half of food Bill(I cannot believe their food bill is only $100.00. His car Insurance She pays health Insurance(Incld Dental) Car payment Credit card Cable ⛽ Gas. 🚗 and heating Car Insurance(hers) Cable

[@arambladen3087]

Noggin is an app for nickelodeon... I know it because my kid watches TV sometimes and they advertise for it!

[@Ana-xq3yr]

She only planned for $50 on groceries in this biweekly budget?

[@cutiepiepdxo]

Can we stop picking easy budgets and show budgets that are true struggle. I understand these are too but the budgets selected every month are so simple and barely need addressing. They set goals to high and that's usually it. Let's see you really do a tough budget and stop with these simple ones. If someone has 900 left over after Bill's.. this is no deep struggle that most of your followers have and the reason they look for you for help. This selected person obviously does not track their spending.

[@cutiepiepdxo]

The focus of the budget mom has changed and I'm sure others agree or disagree but I'm not learning anything as a year old follower. You only cover the same thing on all your budget videos now, you rarely interact on Instagram by having us click on polls about budgeting (ex: what do you guys struggle with the most and want me to do a video about??) Nothing. You bake cakes and show us stuff that does not help. I understand keep people interested but you lost your touch with budgeting and connecting with us. I have left comments on videos with questions and so have others.. no answer, these are over 6 months ago. The fact that everyone uses your system differently proves you are not explaining all the details and hiccups well, yes we all have different budgets but there is one system to using the binder and we all have to find our own way to make sense of it because you forget we dont know the detail like you. Please hire more assistants if you are swamped. You either want to be successful long term or keep cost down.. its one or the other.

[@ivonafiri9269]

She makes less then 2000 and goes and buys a 27000 car?!

[@thebudgetmom]

We are not here to judge other people's decisions or circumstances. We are here to provide support and help where we can.

[@ivonafiri9269]

@@thebudgetmom I am not judging. But to say that she can't save up (which showes good intention), beacuse things pop up... 27000 car doesn't pop up

[@teeforthewin]

Ivona Firi You are being critical. Good thing is this person is looking for help. We all make mistakes and we’re here to learn and to do better.

[@ivonafiri9269]

Ofcourse! And that car is here problem. It needs to be pointed out so others don't make the same mistake

[@Marb6]

We've all done stupid things with our money.