Clean Up Your Finances: 6 Easy Budgeting Tips

[@Freak80MC]

That buffer idea is good, it's basically what I'm doing now, tho I'm trying to grow that buffer month to month and sorta treating it as my savings. lol Basically my plan is each month to try to end off with more money than I started with even if its just growing a little bit.

[@badguynii]

6:05 that look on the guy face explains it all 😅99% of the problems are bills 😂😂😂

[@rubenssiomusic]

Thanks for the video!

[@nickbradley]

Thank you for watching!

[@nourishedheiress]

LOL the tin of buried cash hahahaha!

[@britishduck]

New long form vid!

[@HydroTeck]

Hey i see you got a blue yeti and that is not how it should sound. Clearly you use way to many filters on your voice, A deep and monotone voice isn't always the best. You should definitely restart with your mic settings. Other then that it was a really good video i liked the editing and you kept great eye contact with the camera so keep it up! And if you want to do this full time keep on the grind, keep making shorts and just don't give up. you will definitely get another viral video soon

[@nickbradley]

Thank you for the feedback! Audio is definitely my weakest area, and I’ve got a lot to learn. The reason for all the filters has less to do with my voice (it’s pretty deep), and more so the acoustics of the room I’m in. There is so much reverb and echo, it sounds awful. I will continue to work on improving it though. I really appreciate the motivation! 💪

[@tommy_budgets]

i have a quick question... how do you log in emergency fund on every dollar? do you take it in cash and then log? or if you transfer into a high yield savings account do you connect both accounts and then log it in? thanks

[@nickbradley]

Great question! You can do it both ways. The majority of my funds are in savings accounts, a couple of which are high yield. At the beginning of each month, I make sure to update the funds in every dollar to account for this. You can do it by editing the fund and changing the "starting amount," or you can track the interest as income, and just add it to the "planned" section for that fund.

[@tommy_budgets]

sounds good thank you for the help @@nickbradley