COST OF LIVING CRISIS - THAT'S A NICE $50K CAR YOU HAVE THERE

[@pamelam1500]

I have embraced being cheap at 62. Stuff just doesn’t matter anymore.

[@zolozek3327]

I'm 52 and feel the same way ..blahh

[@63SpaceGirl]

Hubby & I are there also. I call it living in a money free style. Our life tends to be focused on improving our homestead, raising food & getting prepared for the coming winter. We live on $700/mth & most of that go's to critter feed & canning supplies

[@ameliafroehlich2577]

Right!

[@amandazplace5663]

I'm 55 and I feel the same. Truth is timeless. If the "stuff" isn't important now, I bet it actually never was.♥️🇨🇦

[@pamelam1500]

@@amandazplace5663 TRUE!! with age comes that wisdom!!!

[@bobsmithers]

When your not in debt you can actually enjoy sitting by a river for hours!!) Love that background sound!

[@joseluiscastillo6170]

I agree, at 64 years old , I don't care about stuff any longer.

[@Ron-eq6cc]

I still have my 1997 Honda Civic. It goes from point A to point B and it’s a great car. I’ll drive it until the wheels fall off. Wake up people.

[@Judy-c3d]

I watched Dave Ramsay’s baby step video last week. I’ve watched it before. But something clicked inside of me and I knew I had to do it. I only have a small mortgage but have no money for house repairs. I applied for a job and have an interview this week. I’m retired and have not been clamping down on my spending like I know I have to to save and pay off my house. But whatever clicked inside of me got me hard.

[@JakeRoy98]

Great video. I am 26 years old and hate when people my age complain about not having enough money because we really do it to ourselves. We want a fancy new phone, a car payment, multiple subscriptions, to eat out everyday and buy expensive coffee and clothes, use credit cards and then complain when we have no money. I make $17.60 an hour here in eastern Oregon operating heavy equipment. Two months ago I was one of those young people complaining. I started driving the $800 pickup I bought in highschool, it's a real beater but it's cheap. I only drive to work, to the grocery and back home. I started making my own lunches and stopped eating out. Not only to become healthier but I saved a lot of money! I buy in cash only and have one subscription and just basic bills. I paid off two credit cards and a large personal debt. Now I have a $3800 loan left and I'm debt free and saving up as much money as I can!

[@reneebru1]

Being out of debt is a gift to yourself. I was in debt YEARS ago. Now I pay cash for everything I need. FREEDOM!!!!

[@jeanettejones6325]

You're doing Great!!

[@cherylT321]

That’s wonderful!

[@christaylor8337]

You are on the right track brother

[@aldocat1707]

‘Keep being cheap”, I love it! Also “start where you are, use what you have, do what you can”. People don’t have an earning problem, they have a spending problem.

[@Linda-or6rb]

I find living simply is easier when your older. You don't feel the need to impress anyone.

[@jbalconi9903]

What gets me is that I know three young people who shared a one-bedroom apartment because one had to move out as soon as they turned 18 and the others fled abusive homes. They NEVER complain. I didn't realize how hard they had it until one gal crossed her legs and I saw her shoes were more holes than soles. But people just a few years older are spendthrifts.

[@jeanettejones6325]

Gorgeous place to film. What a beautiful unexpected surprise from nature

[@marjamesquire8141]

Happy Monday, Prepper Princess! I'm debt-free and I always look forward to your insightful videos. Cheers from central Alabama.

[@jonebner7811]

👍

[@wilburs-place6864]

Me too. Cheers to you from North Carolina!

[@joyce7310]

I live in income based housing.I get so aggravated when people spend on their wants then beg for their needs.They go out for coffee every morning but complain about how they can't afford their meds. They charge because they "deserve "to treat themselves and their children won't be responsible for the debt when they're gone.I save my credit in case my dog needs care or my car needs repaired. I live on so little. I remember you asking if we want stuff or money. If I get the urge to splurge I go to the dollar store and buy a lipstick.

[@carolynlee8948]

You at very wise, Joyce.

[@reneebru1]

My advice to everyone: BUY A CROCKPOT! They’re cheap and so damn simple! Leftovers for days!

[@irvinschwantes1052]

You are right! If you can’t pay all your bills with one weeks paycheck then learn a skill that will or cut back on your spending. It isn’t rocket science.

[@kate-oc3mb]

Yea it’s out of touch. I live in a 420 sq ft apartment. I drive a 10 year old car. I never go to Starbucks. I’m doing things right. It doesn’t matter. It’s not a victim mentality, it’s just reality.

[@lauramcdowell1604]

Love the sound of the water in nature. Thank you for making me smile. 100% agree with you

[@ericac4842]

I came into some inheritance $ so I bought a small 1100sqft home that needs some minor work & I got a car. Ik you always say that a car is such a waste of $ but I have sacrificed some other things in my life for this truck. It's 7yrs old, I drive 40 mins to work & 40 back, of course, & it helps for materials I need to fix up my home. Honestly tho, I'm 48 yrs old & I've never had my own car. I'm separated from a 25 yr marriage & I wanted my own car, just for me! I guess it's my "I'm free" treat to myself.😉 I bought the home for myself too, but that I bought more for my son.

[@kathymurphy4721]

Boomer here. I consistently spent 70+ percent on housing. I had to be extremely frugal. Never ate out, did starbucks, smoked, drank, went to the movies or traveled. I was a single parent who regularly went to food pantries. I worked a full time job and a part time as well as rented out a room, and rented out my driveway to people living in their RVs. Hard decisions had to be made all the time. The last thing in the budget was food. Made everything from scratch too. It was never a walk in the park as people seem to think. I got our clothes at thrift stores or free on facebook marketplace. I would pick up free garage sale leftovers and sell them on craigslist or facebook. I had to retire early due to medical reasons and my husband and I are living off one social security check and $23 a month in food stamps. Yep were going to the food bank. Yep we are super frugal. Still cooking from scratch too. I never got to "live my best life" "manifest abundance on tik tok" or any of that other crap people spend time on. Just a constant grind.

[@CarbonTaxLOL]

Nothing has changed, just the numbers have a few more zeroes at the end. All by design.

[@bigbrother4ever]

But if one cannot afford stuff, is that frugal or simply poor? Idk, I grew up in a poor family and I wouldnt say we were frugal. Now I make good money but the fear of poverty keeps the fire under my @$# and now I can say I am frugal 😂

[@JaneAustenAteMyCat]

It really bothers me when young people say that 'boomers were all able to buy a house at 25, retire at 50 and have a great retirement travelling the world' or other such nonsense, because while that may be true for _some_ it's definitely not true for all. A lot of people have had, like you say, the constant grind all the way through. I salute you and your husband for doing your best. You have my utmost respect for getting on with what needed getting on with

[@Tammy-e8c]

My daughter has no debt and doesn’t buy Starbucks. She brings home 2100.00 after taxes and putting in her retirement. Yes she could rent a place for 850.00 but it would be in a bad area. Also she has a big dog and some places will not allow that. So she moved back home and is saving her money. I agree that a lot of young people live way above their means but not all young people do. My husband and I never had credit card debt and paid our house off in 15 years. We taught our kids not to buy what you can’t afford and it’s ok to do without. It’s better to save than spend.

[@amazinglats6020]

I’m 26 and I completely agree with you, people live way above their means and complain about how they can’t make it.

[@dianeharbottle2044]

As I heard someone say a few years ago, " it's not the high cost of living that's killing us, it's the cost of High living that's killing people." I do know that things are high to say the least, but people won't even give up cable to buy food !! Its PRIORITIES FIRST!! Thing are bad and sky high, but cut out luxury things.

[@tinascott1479]

Love the simple life!!! I have been on both side and I will never go back to debt, corporate life for someone else’s business!!! I will sit and watch and talk to ducks any day of the week

[@susanrarey4307]

I really enjoyed the view and sounds of the water.

[@heliaandrade146]

You are absolutely right on all points… Wait until the shtf they will be like fish out of water….I was at work one day.. being one of the oldest in the group.. overheard one girl complaining she had no hot water in her apartment… I just had to … had to . Do I said do you have a pot? Yes , she said I said fill it up with water heat it on the stove.. now you can bath .. lol… she said why didn’t I think of that…😂😂😂

[@PrepperPrincess]

Oh geez….A long time ago I bought a battery operated shower usually used for camping. Works great. So if my water heater goes out, I’ll heat it up and put it in a 5 gallon bucket then just put in the shower head and it’s like a totally normal shower.

[@nocturnaldrive9214]

People really don't want to stop their impulse buying nor the drama in their lives.

[@LonSheldon-bv4hr]

I get farm fresh eggs $2.00/dozen, raw milk, (jersey) at $4.00/gallon, and wonderful lunches (farm raised meat, vegetables, and fruit) at $3.00 with fresh brewed tea. Oh yeah, i get dunked Sunday. Life is good at the Cross. Have a Blessed Day!

[@shmataboro8634]

I splurged yesterday and bought myself some new furniture. Ok....it wasn't 'new furniture', it was a used shelf unit from the thrift store for $19.00. Ive been canning free vegetables for the last five weeks and I needed a shelf strong enough to hold all those quart jars of food for winter ( or shtf or whatever). New the shelf would have cost $60-$70 which I would not have paid, I'd have waited for a good deal. I love this Do What You Can With What You've Got lifestyle. Life is good.

[@user-gq3ip8kr5r]

I like "keep being cheap. " 😂 " do what you can with what you've got and do it on the cheap side. " 😊❤ Thank you so much for sharing some wisdom in this crazy world!

[@tinagale7840]

I agree with you! One of the things it boils down to is that many people "want it all" and they want it now. There's some gratification in saving my money for the things that I want instead of putting it on credit. Also, I've found that by the time I've saved my money for the item that I thought I wanted, I really don't want it anymore and it's more important to keep my money in the bank.

[@paulaneary7877]

I would say YES, it is for views. Cute ducks. I bought a 1975 Toyota Corona for $500.00 and drove it for many years. Always have bought used cars. I now live in Santa Barbara (my home town) and do not own a car BECAUSE it hardly rains here, WALKING keeps me in shape, many things are within walking distance of my house, and the bus sytem is quite decent. YOU are not out of touch. Just today, I went to my mom's house, we picked grapes that my dad planted many years ago, and made juice. I also get avocados and oranges from my mom because my father was smart enough to plant grapes, an avocado tree and an orange tree. Thanks Dad! I appreciate you trying to help people with your channel. I have concluded that some people just don't get it. They don't want to.

[@AlexaMGilbert]

The simple life is the best. It gives you a buffer from those who don't get it.

[@abou8963]

Job = Food, Clothing, Shelter, Healthcare. Better than Deeper into Debt. Know your kinfolk and neighbors.

[@PhantomMagician1846]

they buy things they don't need, with money they don't have to impress people they don't like

[@jenniferpetrellicarslearni2265]

I never go to Starbucks. I buy a bag of coffee at Dollar tree for $1.25. I am without a car right now and it is a nightmare, but I refuse to go into dept. Especially because my income is only $950 a month. I also never buy furniture. If I need something I will wait because there's always someone giving away furniture on Craigslist. I never ever paid to get my nails done or for my hair done. I can do just as good a job if not better then they can do. I also never been on a vacation in my life. I love staying home and watching a favorite movie or a TV show. To me, that is like a vacation. You are so right with everything you said in this video video.

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

When I was house hunting my bank pre-qualified me for a 1.1 million mortgage in small town NE Texas. House I bought was a 167K fixer upper.Spent 30K in repairs and upgrades (out of my hip pocket). Paid it off in 14 months....Current value is just under 500K.

[@NobodyUKnow-sl5vr]

You are not out of touch, the world has gone crazy.

[@jeanthobaben]

My car is 15 years old. My husband's is 11 years old. I did pay for a haircut last month. Normally I cut my own hair and my husband's. Glad to report our two sons have paid off their student loans. I don't watch TikTok. I do visit Facebook and Instagram but not daily! 😀We have a great garden, This time of the year a lot of time is spent freezing and canning produce. Not everyone is crazy. A lot of us are doing the best we can.

[@lateshachurney5965]

Beautiful little riverside view in this video. I cook every Sunday for my work week. It helps me out a lot. I have come up with 50 ideas of stuff to choose from and rotate thru it. This includes breakfast as well. I always bring my lunch to work.

[@jrae6608]

Amazing the people that complain about not having money, are the ones that drink a large Starbucks drink and get a 18$ lunch for breakfast at work and do this daily. 🤷‍♀️ I bring my breakfast and lunch from home

[@CLdriver1960]

I haven’t spent $30K on cars in my lifetime, and I’m in my 60s. But used, maintain them, and drive them into the ground. I’ve been debt free for over 25 years.

[@nancyviolante7861]

My tenant recently had a lavish wedding…I saw on Facebook, it was extremely lush and now has not paid the rent for three months, … now left the the place in shambles and didn’t even turn in the key…just skipped out…priorities right…

[@Tammy-e8c]

Sorry this happened. I have had many people run out on rent. It cost more to take them to count then just forget about the loss rent.

[@nancyviolante7861]

@@Tammy-e8c true,it is just the deflated feeling… how can someone do that…just sad about it…and the amount of time and money spent fixing the place again.

[@jamesreid0921]

I don’t think you are out of touch. In fact, this video pretty much shows you have all your Ducks in a row. Carry On.

[@melissasmess2773]

I have the same reaction to people complaining about how difficult life is financially, while sitting in an expensive car. I'm blessed financially but am still driving my low miles 2001 Oldsmobile Intrigue because cars can't make me happy and I'm a frugal old mechanic.😂

[@maggieslifeisawildride512]

This is what we call hitting the nail on he head! You said it all.

[@RiaVersteeg]

You are not out of touch! A lot of people are totally out of touch, they just spend and spend and are really out of touch with reality. Eventually you pay for it!

[@Sunset.Rising]

Hello, Prepper Princess. All I heard you say today was something about an expensive Starbucks’ coffee and someone with an extra $50,000 to splurge on an automobile. I was so distracted by the beauty and peacefulness of the land's edge, the sunny skies, the sounds of fast running water, the family of ducks swimming by… Any thoughts I may have had on spending money on stuff I can’t afford and don’t need seemed to just float away. Maybe that’s the secret. You know, you could be on to something here. 🙂🦋🌻

[@iraeaglemind]

I worked with a guy 25 years ago and he was trying to put both of his kids through college.He had a Honda Civic that had over 350000 miles on it(I'm pretty sure that's right).He worked on it himself.Also when he finished working his day job he would go home and help his Brother on his farm for his 2nd job.All because he wanted to educate his kids.But I have a feeling that he still would have done 2 jobs had he no kids.

[@tuttuttut7758]

I don’t think it’s fake, they really believe they need all that crap. People have a warped sense between needs and wants

[@AmyJo-54501]

I don’t think you’re out of touch - looks like you’ve got all your ducks in a row! 😆 This world is a bit “off”.

[@SalinaHart]

Amen!

[@estellacurtsinger4598]

Off the topic, but the sound of that water sounds so beautiful

[@briankent3492]

So nice to listen to someone with common sense. Thank You

[@claireryan811]

Mmm..... Yes ! I agree. It's not what money that comes into your life, it's what you do with what you get.

[@mariatorrini2293]

thank you. you are not out of touch. I despise tik tok

[@missmiser]

My daughter's portion of rent at her apartment is 700, everything included. She makes 2500. Always completely broke. While I'm reading a book, watching a free movie at the house, taking a walk...I look down at my phone and constantly see account balance warnings for her account. She must spend 50 bucks a day on crap and food. I keep trying to tell her. Man, if she invested half of that money instead, she'd have a great retirement. Most people would. Ridiculous.

[@ingetnamn-de9fc]

Sit down with her seriously and make her show you step by step what she does with her money. It is better if you do it now because when it is too late she will probably blame you.

[@EmbracethechaosPortugal]

Why are you getting notifications about your adult daughters account? Stop that! By allowing you to hold that feeling of concern she's not caring to take responsibility for herself..do you continue to bail her out when she gets short? She won't change if she has no need to.

[@vickywood5234]

I know someone who wants go out constantly. They say to me 'you don't want to do anything." I replied I did when I was younger, but I prefer enjoying my time doing things I enjoy instead of being on the go all the time. I am not into buying fancy things or eating out constantly like they do. I make do with what I got and pretty proud of it.

[@rodeleon2875]

lots of people moved out of their parents house where everything was provided and got a jolt when they saw the real cost of living. i remember well sitting down at my kitchen table and realizing i had zero money after bills were paid when i got my first place. i did nothing and took a 2nd job to have some expendable income. a lot of it comes down to budgeting. people piss away a lot of money on crap they don't need.

[@janet4735]

I am 80I live on S.S. on a budget I agree with you

[@glennet9613]

my wife and I were poor when we were young and we had so much fun, holidays under canvas , hiking, fixing stuff, make do and mend, driving old cars - some of my best memories. Today we are long retired and comfortably off, a few weeks skiing every year, don’t need to think twice about going to a good restaurant or look at the prices, nice car but nothing special and I appreciate it and am thankful for it every day. i feel sorry for you guys people today because they have nothing to look forward to. They already have the flash car, the cruises, the European holidays and so on - they are missing out.

[@SteviePaints]

Spot on. They don’t want to start at the bottom and work their way up like we did. And what they don’t realize is that they will never experience the real satisfaction of having worked toward a goal and achieved it.

[@deannakatherine2564]

I love a flock of birds and the sounds of water moving. Fresh fruit too! That’s awesome 🤩 the life! It’s all about the simple things God has provided

[@KenNeumeister]

I liked your observation about people buying expensive cars so they can complain about not being able to afford the rent

[@daveassanowicz186]

People have been living beyond their means since forever. You just see it more because of social media

[@RichardNelson-w4m]

I'm 78 own a home drive a 22 year old car have no debt never been to Starbucks never smoked or done drugs my wife passed 9 years ago I've been retired for 10 years and I have a healthy bank account,and I'm pretty frugal but have all I need

[@littlelittledeer1435]

I used to be a utility clerk & shut-off day was always so much fun. The same people every other month would drive up with fancy cars/clothes/manicures & then see them at the store buying cigarettes & beer. I wanted to scream.

[@jonebner7811]

One minute fifteen seconds; They are taking us for a ride. ❤️

[@janicepaisley6799]

Prepped.r , I've been following you maybe 7 months . Since then I paid cash for my 2010 Nissan Cube . and have a cushion in my bank account . Thanks to you if I want something g I hear your voice in my head .............." do you want stuff or do you want money " . I'm 67 and live on a limited income . First time I've had $$$$ in the bank . Keep making your videos . ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ the dogs !!!!

[@plebeian_egalitarian]

These people who are inflating their lifestyle using debt are going to be in a world of hurt as they age.

[@meganklockmann7290]

I'll choose your view of the water over brand new car any day..Looks gorgeous 😍.

[@lindaschreiner8676]

Love how sweet your two dogs are to each other! You have a loving family of three!

[@georgekibblin9924]

I live approximately 60 miles north of Manhattan. 35 years ago, I was paying 1000.00 a month for rent. Now comparable apartment is about 2000.00 a month. Back then people were making about 40k a year and now are making 80k a year. It is all relevant. The only thing that changed is a sense of ENTITLEMENT and a loss of work ethic.

[@AlexaMGilbert]

Thank you so much for this. I just paid my hydro bill $27.71. New chickens in my backyard laying huge eggs God is good.

[@krissantos4897]

I’m 65 and I was young and dump once spending every dime. Marriage and 3 kids by age 25 made me responsible with money. I bought a house in San Diego and owned it free and clear at 32. Also I been to Starbucks only once in my life, ordered a regular coffee. I don’t go out to eat much, only when my kids or grandkids want to take me out. I drive a 1998 pickup which I owned since 2008 the the bought for only $1,500.00 it has about 120,000 mile.

[@sunnydale2grandview]

Your so awesome

[@jillmcaleese6514]

How true. Some people have no idea how to be even half-way frugal.

[@charlottesometimes2364]

No Starbucks for me 😅, i grew a big herb garden for teas. Hands down a million times better than Starbucks

[@Boobotz53]

Friend of a friend has $500+ past due water bill (with late fees) but gets her nails done monthly for $40. I don't even try to talk to her. Originally I thought of offering to pay that for her but decided against it after I learned about the nails.

[@Boobotz53]

Can't fix stupid

[@PrepperPrincess]

I’ve helped someone similarly and the next day they were talking about the expensive perfume they got “on sale”…the same day I helped them. Never again.

[@SassySue67]

People just don’t want to take responsibility for their actions. Glad you didn’t pay it for her.

[@jenniferpetrellicarslearni2265]

I know you're not trying to be funny but man that's hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣💯

[@HopefulEmpath]

Yikes! I was cured of loaning money after a scary situation. A friend needed $$$ to buy her father’s car from his Estate after he passed. I loaned her the cash (I think this was in 1998). AFTER I loaned it to her (yes, I had her sign a promissory note) she told me she had a gambling problem. Um…I was sweating it for 4 months. She paid me back every cent but it cured me from ever loaning money.

[@tortiecat6459]

Those are great points you made regarding how some channels are fake with their hardship stories. Theres one I've watched hit and miss, and the content creator has a beautiful home, eats out regularly with his buddies, and talks about how long food lines are that he's seen. Such hypocrisy.

[@sarahgoldey2792]

OMG ,my 70 year old sister just financed another new car,then talked about not retiring yet because toe nails and fingernail expenses have gone up,and she makes above average wages ,she also mentioned another vacation on credit card,already owes many thousands on the card now

[@canny8228]

Ppl watch these quick format videos and they lose their attention span. You get that tiktok brain and all the sudden you need to be entertained constantly. Disclaimer: I don't live on almost nothing, but I live way WAY below my means. I drive a ten year old car that I paid about 11k for. I eat out occasionally, but prefer to cook at home. I wear t-shirts and jeans. When you really don't give AF what other people think, it's truly liberating.

[@John-t2v]

And they resent older people for having things they worked for all their lives

[@janetbyler3576]

No tiktok ever for me.....Chinese Data mining

[@ingetnamn-de9fc]

Almost everything in your home is made in China.

[@jennifermcmahon3517]

Every get together with friends needs to be over lunch too. Can’t these people just hang out on their front porch together and chat….for free.

[@PrepperPrincess]

Finger sandwiches and coffee…nearly free and the same conversation

[@yvonnelee5766]

People's financial priorities are wacked.

[@melindanix7363]

The way your dog looks at You !! As if you're the sun, moon ,stars , planets !! His Universe ❤

[@NatalieCrumpler-em3hg]

I’m glad I found your channel. I’ve learned so much and my husband and I are trying to get out of debt. We have 16 months until retirement.

[@debrahawley912]

I rent movies from the library and if course books which is free if returned on time. Go to the neighborhood parks and hang out. Lately i treat myself to a lunch out but only if i have coupons. My monthly treat.

[@tulsatosca]

I like your videos. I have watched you over the years. I like your attitude about life. I love the ducks.

[@amandazplace5663]

Embrace the great outdoors! Its free!!♥️🇨🇦

[@Judy-c3d]

I only had Starbucks once about 15 years ago and it made my heart race. Never had it again. I drink weak coffee with lots of half and half.

[@trishalou592]

I think the problem with these young people today is how their parents raised them. Gave them everything without having to earn it. I did not raise my kids that way. They have thanked me for it. I am not on TT but have seen compilation videos on KZbin with them complaining about inflation. Spoiled.

[@LonSheldon-bv4hr]

SPOILED ROTTEN!

[@karendjohn8803]

^This! (or at least partly to blame). Many years ago, when raising our sons, was a time when 2 parent incomes became a thing. Sometimes necessary, sometimes not. Our kids had friends that were given everything, including expensive vacations 2x a year, new car at 16, etc. At one time, when our oldest was 15, he asked us if we could give him $100 a week cuz that’s how much his best friend was getting from his parents for spending money 😮. It was hard, but we stuck to our beliefs. Fast forward when they were in their early 20s, they each thanked us for being the parents we were. They saw some of their friends who were given everything, floundering after graduation, having a hard time being independent.

[@Jasmine-nf5bk]

" Do what you can, with what you've got ... " Btw. The location at the beginning of your video near the water way, looks peaceful. Thank you for sharing with us, PREPPER PRINCESS.

[@Offgridlivin]

I sent my hubby off to work today with tuna fish and a peanut butter sandwich. Too many entitled people anymore.

[@Kin-28-8]

High prices for everything have severely affected my plan. I'm concerned if people who went through the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am having now. The stock market is worrying me as my income has decreased, and I fear I won't have enough savings for retirement since I can't contribute as much as before.

[@Theodorebarba]

You are absolutely right ,firstly I believe money in the bank is not money because it is bond to inflation and losses values overtime, You have to be well disciplined to achieve success and save before you spend Lastly success does not happen overnight it takes time, dedication and self discipline

[@Helen_white1]

It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.

[@Lewistonwilliams-f5i]

That's fascinating. How can I contact your Asset-coach as my portfolio is dwindling?

[@Helen_white1]

My CFA ’Jessica Lee Horst’, a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.

[@DhanaPayar]

Thank you for sharing, I must say, Jessica appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her web page, I went through her resume and it was quite impressive. I reached out and scheduled a call

[@pockaper7481]

Love your videos. Especially your dogs! That scene with the ducks was amazing! We’re frugal and need more frugal ideas. Thanks.

[@PennyVickers]

Be in this world, but not of it....

[@pamelabalboa5174]

I agree that so many people don't understand what their priorities should be

[@ChuckisOutside]

I have always enjoyed your channel. Thank you for sharing good advice.

[@bettyann7273]

Dollar Tree Dinners is a great site.

[@sslcfc]

I am a professional belt tightener. Have done it all my life when ever necessary.

[@lauracaron3873]

A flock of ducks.😊 Beautiful setting and fresh berries...what more could you ask for?

[@lauracaron3873]

I am 75 years old and have never had anything from Starbucks. There is NO WAY I would pay those prices.

[@leelaural]

I don't drink coffee at all...but Ihave other vices.

[@chris-edward2264]

You're one of the few that do make sense.

[@ingetnamn-de9fc]

I don't buy expensive stuff but still I get a shock when I see the prices at the grocery store. Even apples and potatoes have doubled in price. Greetings from Sweden. 🇸🇪

[@darylyost7273]

Yet people don't look at from the farmers view point! 😮 labor cost up,fertilizer costs up,equipment cost astronomical! Just what do you think would happen to your cost to buy it!😮 maybe you could grow your own! 😮

[@carolynlee8948]

Great common sense video. You are spot on. By the way, love that you have footage of your dogs. They are adorable. 😊