Hoarders ❤️ Spent Under $10 for Back to School Supplies Shopping my Hoarded Stash! Recycle, Reuse!

I’m so excited to say how I only spent under $10 on Back To School Supplies this year!! This felt so good reusing what we already had!! Between using backpacks & supplies from last year and my hoarded supply stash in the basement...I only had to buy 3 things for school year coming out to $6.16!! Wow exciting is that?!!!
#BacktoSchool #Recycle #Reuse #AntiHaul #Hoarders #ShopatHome #SaveMoney

[@carynwood9158]

Great job not over buying and a shout out to the boys for not only be accepting but also being part of the process!

[@aliciacassio4215]

Wow, your district is going partially in person right away. Wonder if that’s a north/central/south difference. I’m in central NJ and we were originally being offered an option. But when Murphy issued his last “directive” our district decided to start the year remote only.

[@ahoardersheart]

Yesss! I was so proud of Tyler for saying that he wanted the puppy folder we already had! He didn’t want to buy something for the sake of just buying it!! Made my heart so happy!! Alicia: yes, our school is still doing 2 half days/week even after Murphy said that!! Oh boy, we shall see if anything changes in September!!

[@stefbmccoy8297]

@@aliciacassio4215 I live in MN and the school near me is opening 2 days and 3 days a week for different grades. I am homeschooling but i did think it was weird.

[@clutterbugmama8093]

I also had a (big)bin of school supplies when our 3 boys were in elementary school that they shopped from during high school too! They're now 25,23 &19 and now my girls r shopping from it @ 6 &14!! Yes...I had THAT MUCH! I shopped for supplies on clearance after school started n topped up the basics adding to the bin for the next year! Saved a TON of $!!

[@rangerlovee3324]

in PA in my county they are going back, its like limited at school days but they are starting right at the beginning of september

[@pyrobunnymaniac]

It really is like a gift to yourself in so many ways, reduced spending (free money!), celebration of how far you've come, and just reminder of the organization systems you've set up that are beginning to take effect and more importantly let you live the value of the items rather than it "dying" slowly or getting impacted via water damage or just time without getting used. SO DANG AWESOME!

[@pyrobunnymaniac]

Also unrelated, but on another video I saw that you had gifts you had to give running out the door; it looked like a new b-day card/bag was shown and with all the cards, b-day bags, and that card organizer binder if it'd be worth to put in a cubby in front so you have on-the-go access if that is a frequent thing? Not moving all the cards or bags you own, just select ones to pick off for those occasions rather than going to the card/stationary bin each time. Then if that gets low you can refill from your bin? Idk, just randomly was thinking that.

[@thebeachyfarmhouse6410]

Like that your boy picked out a folder from your stach 💕

[@bigmissessparkles]

I wish more people would watch your videos they are so inspiring!

[@joannevenz5045]

Erica Lucas and The Minimal Mom are the best minimisers to watch. Erica Lucas homeschools too.

[@miri0076]

It's still crazy to me how different small things like buying school supplies are handled in different countries/cultures. In my family we always reused the stuff from last year. Your pencil is long enough to sharpen it? Well then you can still use it. 4 pages left in your notebook? That's gonna get used first. Backpack and pencil case? Buy once, it has to last till it falls apart (literally). And that's not because we desperately needed to save money. Just because we didn't want to waste stuff unnecessarily. It feels so alien to me to go shopping for school supplies before checking what's left from last year. 😅 I don't want to judge, I'm just acknowledging differences in cultures :D

[@sarahrobertson3939]

There are also pretty big generational differences. I don't remember my mother even buying school supplies - the elementary schools supplied everything except backpacks (if we even used those for school?), which we had anyways for cross country skiing. For high school, I think we paid for it ourselves out of our allowances or she picked up a few things at the beginning of the year, but we never got lists. We decided what we needed.

[@yvonnekeeble1792]

In the UK we dont provide anything for under 11year olds...They go to secondary at 11 we buy most things but not paper..notebooks folders...or headphones (or ear buds )..School pro idea all this xx

[@yvonnekeeble1792]

Should read...school provides all that xx

[@lynnwales2937]

My kids' schools have told us we HAVE to buy brand-new, exactly this, etc. It's downright rediculous. I've had supplies that I purchased come back at the end of year untouched. Our schools have caught the consumerism bug.

[@lynnwales2937]

It also acts as a gatekeeper for low-income students. There have been years where I couldn't afford the whole list. My kid was scolded by her teachers because I sent what we could, but not all of it. Are neon pencils REALLY necessay to my child's learning? Does it HAVE to be a three subject notebook (more money) and not 3 One-subject notebooks (significantly less expensive)? It's silly.

[@juliebrooke6099]

I much prefer the U.K. model of the school providing this stuff. They can bulk buy from specialist suppliers and avoid duplicating certain items. The cost is covered by taxes so poorer people pay less or even nothing, instead of poorer people having to pay a much larger percentage of their income than the wealthy on supplies.

[@JoanDam248]

So great that you have gathered the things in one bin and now could use it. It will be exciting to see how many years you Can shop in that bin. Maybe a year, maybe 2 😊🥰❤️

[@beckysmith2346]

My stepdad is like me and has an office supply addiction. He has always had a stash in a box under his bed of pens, pencils, notebooks, etc. that he got on sale. We always shopped his stash first. When my son got old enough for school, he was excited to shop in Papaw’s stash for part of his supplies.

[@nillikasweden3451]

Great that you have so much at home 👍🏻🌺 Kids here only need a schoolbag and a pencil case 😊

[@rosylemons]

Great you could find so much stuff in the basement

[@summerbaby4600]

So happy you are now shopping INTENTIONALLY. That’s so minimalistic of you!!!!! 🦄🦄🦄 One tip... if you put everything vertically inside the bin, you’d save so much more space. Plus you’ll be able to see how much of what you have, at a glance. If you require less bulky bins, you’ll have more space to enjoy in your home and in your heart❤️

[@sl9707]

Amazing job, momma! You never would have known how much you had if you hadn't started this journey! You saved yourself time and money. And bravo to your little man for choosing the puppy folder instead of continuing to search for something new!

[@donnajohansen5915]

True. 😊

[@NancyThecheerfulheart]

You go girl!

[@goldfishsnake]

not a parents but I work remotely now, and it's been helpful to set up a dedicated area where I can "be at work." Since you have a whole playroom, I would suggest turning that into the classroom. That way, all school supplies can stay in there, and you can have the feeling of "going to school" and "leaving school" when you enter and exit the room. It could also be a good push to maintain that room and declutter more toys. also YES anti-shopper's high is great, "I didn't spend money" is a great feeling because it lasts, vs. the high of the buy wears off in minutes. it's because you know you did a good thing, vs. feeling guilt for spending money

[@JessieBenson93]

Here's an idea (might not be practical haha) but how about if you empty two of those wicker, pull-out boxes you have in that organisation stand in the living room, they could store their school supplies for home and their spare school ones in there so, say, when a pen runs out they can just pop over to the box and grab one from there (that way it won't all get mixed up in the playroom). It might even be that they can fit their backpacks in there after a school day too, but I don't think that'll quite work xx

[@madeleinesvensson-m3y]

Love love love ❤️ You are amazing!

[@danixoxo8637]

Use those cubbies in the living room for the home stuff, it can be like their home locker. Plus you can clear out some things that belong elsewhere.

[@itoshiibaka8267]

THAT is a great idea! 😲😍

[@carolsailer1395]

Yes!! Great idea!! Replace the toys for the homeschool stuff!!

[@jeno264]

That is amazing!! So good!!

[@Jaegre1]

Not sure if you have this in your stash of organizing stuff, but a caddy with compartments (dollar tree makes ones with a handle and 4 compartments) could be really good for the loose supplies for each kid.

[@labi5381]

Here in Switzerland we have to by a bag (will be used for 3-6 years), sportclothes and shoes, and a pair of soft shoes for the schoolroom (they change shoes). Thats it. The kids get everithing from the school. If a pencil is short, they give it to the theacher and get a new one, same with eraser, notebooks, etc. In the 7. grade they also get a calculator. Of course, they have to give it back. If something gets lost, we have to pay. ❤️🇨🇭❤️

[@jodiwatch]

Great job! Several have mentioned using the cube shelf for the school-at-home supplies. On a previous video people were recommending getting rid of that unit if you could. I just thought maybe you could stand it up, there will be less surface area to get cluttered. That way whatever books/supplies you put them at will be at a more convenient height and you could maybe put some two 3M hooks on the side to hang the back packs on.

[@donnajohansen5915]

Awesome!!!!

[@twothousand8051]

Didn’t buy any supplies this year, and no back to school clothes. Parents are usually asked to donate tissue, wipes, zip lock bags, etc to class, but COVID is keeping kiddos home. So, I saved lots of money too.

[@cynthiaarce3645]

Great job. God bless stay safe.

[@mainstreetelectricalpintrade]

I totally did this too! Shopped my hoard and not only found items to use, got rid of a whole bin sharing with others. Another great KZbinr doitonadime she set up a great home school area for her kiddos that helped me get me area set up.

[@melanietrester]

Hello from Germany, Hi Miss Heart, good Job

[@ediefolta9494]

Great job on shopping at home! Here's a thought -- maybe since you still have a lot of stuff left over in the bin, you could make up a backpack of school supplies for a kid whose family can't afford to buy all that stuff. Spread the blessings!

[@indresiaulyte9509]

I am so immensely proud of you!!! You come so far. To use up from what you have is even better. This is a great way to boost up your emergency funds☺️❤️

[@ahoardersheart]

Yessss!!! I think it might be a good idea to take the money I would have spent on school supplies and put it in my Emergency Fund! Estimate about $100 in my savings!!! Whoo Hoo 🌟🌟

[@Anikai88]

Thanks to this small home shopping, you have now even less clutter and the boys and your bank account are happy! Nice job :)

[@ahoardersheart]

Yessss!!! Less clutter and less decisions to make in the future!! Definitely a win win ❤️❤️

[@Nat073]

Use your cube unit next to your TV to organize school stuff. Each boy can have their own bin or 2 to keep things in. It's near the table and front door so it'll be easier to put things away.

[@heatherpobursky-smith6984]

As a home school mom I keep a bin with current books and supplies in a soft pencil case. You could put it in your cube shelf that you have by the kitchen table. Maybe use the baskets already in the cube shelf If you can. Maybe you can have hooks at the end of the cube shelf for their backpacks. So as they need to put return to school work in the bag? I'll look for a video if I can find one that will help. So proud of you and your family. So much has changed. God bless you all

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️ I really appreciate the advice 🌟🌟

[@heatherpobursky-smith6984]

Whatever you end up doing make it easy. To get to and to use. To have a big. For done work and one for to do with supplies easy to find

[@heatherpobursky-smith6984]

@@ahoardersheart I just saw the cart idea that could work to... Love your video

[@Judith-H7]

I take some smaller baskets for everybody at home. And a fifth basket with supplies for everybody (notebooks, Tablet etc) best regards

[@marylober3005]

Oh gosh I love the pens pencils papers and planners of school time! Luckily I’m staying out of the stores🥰 Also that’s another concept of another book I read called shop at home first. Seems like that was a financial book maybe I’ll remember soon the name of it.

[@StormyRiver8970]

You were feeling the 'money saver's high'

[@ahoardersheart]

Ohhhhh, I like that!! It felt good!! Lol

[@heathergruenberg3273]

Organizing DOES save money and you've just proven it! Impressive!!

[@andreagro9013]

Home shopping in the true sense of meaning! You did a great job! All in all you are prepared for a lot of situations, not to see/ imagine right now. Step by step your dreams will come true. Seeing how your healing is going on makes me really happy. Knowing that your family even will have a big win. God may give you strength and bless you all. Greetings from South Germany.

[@stephaniesnow7638]

AH! This is so amazing! I’m so proud of you. Under 10 bucks for school shopping?! That’s unheard of from people who aren’t hoarders! So so proud of you miss lady!

[@malachitemoondance1086]

And you avoided buying more cute stickers while in the store 🎠😄👏. I love 'Make Do and Mend'.

[@itoshiibaka8267]

I was so surprised that she didn't get any stickers or erasers or cute pencil cases!!!! Very impressed, Miss Heart! 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄

[@marciarosa3197]

Great job 👍👍

[@sarrabogri4455]

Shopping in your house also means more space and in eay declutter

[@denisethames7065]

I’m so excited for you! Great job! ❤️ Look at you go! So proud of you !

[@lindathorsell976]

💕

[@LynnsLaunderette]

Kimberly from StyleMomXo had a great idea for home school area. She put everything a raskog cart from Ikea.. You can get one like it at Michaels as well. Works great cause you can move it around wherever they need it.

[@ahoardersheart]

Ohhhh, thank you for sharing!!! I will check that out!!!

[@LynnsLaunderette]

A Hoarder's Heart you are totally welcome... I have two of those carts and they VERY useful! 😁.

[@kbal1451]

There are cheaper carts than the ones at IKEA. I got a cart from a local hardware store at half the price, looks exactly the same.

[@rebeckamattisson5083]

I have the Raskog (ikea cart) to my sons paper craft, beads etc. On the top shelf I have put plastic cups (found at home) with pens, pencils, scissors, washi tape etc. Even a smaller box with a handle (caddie?) can be used like that, it is good to divide the area with smaller containers. My absolute favourite organizing inspiration is "I'm an organizing junkie", she has a great blog where you can search for different topics like school supplies, home office, pantry....etc. Great site! And like some already suggested, the decluttered cube shelf can hold all the school materials and supplies. I'm sure you have some smaller containers to use,check in the basement. :) You are doing great, so happy for you!

[@AmelieHarms]

@@ahoardersheart Even better - make something you already own work! And then be happy about the money you saved. ;-)

[@kathleenweis6500]

Outstanding! Thanks for sharing.

[@ellenstam-mulder3002]

less stuff in the home and more money in your pocket. you go girl. big huge. and be safe.

[@ahoardersheart]

Whoo Hoo!! 🌟🌟🌟

[@josephdaly2015]

OMG that was brilliant 👏👏👏 At the start of your intro I thought you were going to say “let’s go shopping in my house” 🤣🤣🤣 I’m not surprised your on a high you spared so much in lots of ways. Well done 👍 👍👍 Save the money you think you’d have spent. And as for the high your on it’s a combination of several things - sparing money, shopping from your own supplies, so much reused and most important knowing your healing all the time. 👏🦄💖🙏 I’m so delighted for you. Stay healthy and safe. Joes wife Mary.

[@ahoardersheart]

Oh that’s good, I should have said that!!! Lol I am transferring $100 into our emergency fund since that’s what I would have spent normally!! And thank you for being such a wonderful encouraging friend to me...I get so happy reading your messages!!

[@josephdaly2015]

Your more than welcome 🙏👏👍💖🦄😉

[@itoshiibaka8267]

I would call it the high of a job well done and personal success! Great win!

[@sherrizelinawagner390]

Love shopping in my house. I do that as much as possible. Also, Recycle, repurpose, reuse!

[@ct3658]

I'm so proud of you! This is amazing! Little by little, the hoard is disappearing and the bank account is increasing. I think your channel could get big as this transformation continues.

[@elizabethlangheim7214]

This is fantastic! Finding all your school supplies and getting them together was so worth it. If you hadn’t been cleaning and Decluttering that stuff would have been strewn through the whole house and you wouldn’t have been able to find it. Your kids are amazing, willing to use what they already had, your new ways are rubbing off on them.

[@kimberlyhoward8195]

Awesome job using what you have. You may consider buying some of the 3 subject or larger notebooks when they go on clearance. This will save you money for next year and possibly a trip to the store completely. Don't go to wild but why not knowing that your older child is going to need the larger notebooks going through school and getting them really cheap.

[@joycemarsh2743]

Good job Ms ❤️ you are inspiring xx

[@danabrown2391]

Well done!!!!

[@rosylemons]

Love your orange nail polish! Do you remember where you got it from / what is the name & brand

[@kodiekahle484]

Yeah so excited for the video

[@ahoardersheart]

Oh yayyyy!! I was excited creating this video!!

[@jillianh5956]

Double check your Target purchases, there's a mix of college ruled and wide ruled. He may need one or the other.

[@becpark2289]

Yay for shopping at home!! I would check out dawn from the minimal mom as she has a group with Angela Braniff and another mom on homeschooling. Good luck getting sorted ❤️

[@corinnestauffiger5693]

Now your efforts really start paying off! You weren‘t even attempted tobuy more, so lot of healing going on! P.S. I can shop in my basement for craft supplies ☺️

[@LM-lr9kx]

This was so satisfying to see. Nothing like actually using the stuff you wanted when you bought it.

[@annegariepy3823]

You did a great job ! 😊

[@leabarto8156]

Awesome sauce my sweet beautiful friend!

[@Lashlove16]

What an accomplishment Especially at target loool That’s my weakness too

[@Alliappalachian]

Oh my gosh same 😂

[@ahoardersheart]

Right!!! I couldn’t believe it either!! This is a milestone!! Lol

[@itoshiibaka8267]

@@ahoardersheart it is! Have a small home celebration with your family! 💕

[@faithdijkema6785]

Hi, shopping at home is not only cheap it's fun. Who would have known? We do now thanks to the 💖 family. Doing great guys. 👨‍🏫👨‍🏫

[@brittanynormandin448]

So proud of you!! My kids go back full time September 8th and we dont even have all their lists yet. I got my sons for 7th grade and its sooo long! I will be shopping from home first though since we have a lot of new "leftovers" as well from last year.

[@lizzyg3487]

So proud of you! School supplies is a big problem area for me. I started Back to School shopping when my oldest was a toddler. I'd buy all the art and craft stuff I wanted to use during the year, because I couldn't afford to buy it throughout the year at full price. By the time I had 4 kids, I'd be spending $200+ at back to school shopping. I started trying to cut back and see what I had and needed. But then we moved, and my current school district doesn't send out school supply lists till the week before school, which is after sales end. So I have to guess, and keep a stock pile. And even with that I need to go back tomorrow and buy more mechanical pencils because they are now using them in the younger grades so kids don't have to leave their seats to sharpen pencils. And now I have a whole stash of Ticonderoga pencils that won't be used this year. I've given up and decided to do what I'm doing either until my youngest 2 are in high school, or we move to a new school district. But thinking I might have my kids as college students shopping my stash. =)

[@ritavasnanigurbani6063]

It's so practical to use hoarded stuff and only get what needed. So satisfying!

[@ahoardersheart]

It really is ❤️

[@lindamactavish6658]

Aren't you amazing! Well done for organising everything so well and spending so very little. Here's to more shopping from home xxx

[@texadianstitcher]

School supply lists sometimes are crazy long. So this years list is exceptionally short considering. And I've never totally understood where all the stuff goes because I didn't always need to buy new stuff. But perhaps I'm just gentle on paper, pens, markers, backpacks etc. (I've got my backpack from high school in my closet still...makes really good carry on luggage for airplanes because it can be squashed into almost any space.) I'm trying to use up sharpies as highlighters for cross stitch...they never die! Regular highlighters last even longer too...die please already! To "refill" your school supply bin with clearance stuff, look at what gets called for routinely. Wide rule lined paper, composition books, pens, pencils, folders. Your kids are getting older so I'd buy as needed things like glue or crayons.

[@ahoardersheart]

Yes! This year’s list was a little shorter so that did help! And that’s exactly what I’ve done in the past: if something was on deep clearance I’d buy it and keep it in the bin! And I love that you still have your backpack from high school that you still use! I still have one from college that I use too!! Thank you for always keeping me encouraged ❤️❤️

[@brittany7768]

That’s awesome! We did the same thing too! We didn’t do quite as well as you though. We spent about $50 vs $100 but still cut in half! Not bad! But you did SUPER awesome! $6! That’s unheard of! Good job!!!

[@rivermist80]

That's awesome!

[@clairebear1847]

Ahh this is so exciting! I dont have kids yey but makes me excited for future school shopping and to remember to reuse stuff from past years. My parents bought new stuff every year and when i want to collrge i literally have 100 highlighters, pens, pencils, markers. it was insane!! no one needs that much

[@careynorman6414]

Very good work!!💜💪👍

[@barbarap6851]

Great job, both you and your boys! You do get a high from saving money, right? I am shopping my home for a multitude of items!!

[@minimalzebra]

Proud of you friend!🥰

[@familycarr398]

We did this this year too. My kindergartener will get a supply case and we got her new scissors (she is not having an ideal start to K these seemed like small ways for her to have something new and exciting). I have gotten good last 2 years at writing down what each kid brings home at the end of the year. Then I check off for the next grade's list and can make a shopping list so I know exactly what I need. The supplies go back in their bags so we can find them come fall. Lol Where will your boys be doing their work? Easier to give ideas specific to your plans. :)

[@ahoardersheart]

I’m thinking of the homeschool section being in the dining table area. If I do it in the playroom, there will be too many distractions to focus! Thinking of decluttering 2 bins of toys to make room for schoolwork there!!

[@familycarr398]

@@ahoardersheart I agree the toy room would be distracting. We are clearing things out to make room for a study/schooling area too - I have 4 elementary age kids (5 years - 11 years old) that all have to be on calls simultaneously and we live in a smaller house.🤪)

[@stephv717]

I would check out what’s up moms they have a video on back to school. I would set up a shower caddy per kid to organize supplies.

[@ahoardersheart]

Awesome! I will check that out!! Thank you for sharing that with me ❤️❤️

[@suzannerockall4030]

So happy for you ❤❤

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you 💜🦄💜🦄💜

[@mintmin2072]

I have a big green backpack that I got and started using in the middle of 5th grade and all through out middle school and high school its dirty and have and few tears here and again but its still usable

[@ahoardersheart]

Awesome that it is still useable!! I’ve definitely stitched up things I loved to make them last longer!! Lol

[@mij6253]

Is it usual that kids in the us get a new backpack every year?

[@ahoardersheart]

Depending on the condition of the boy’s backpacks at the end of the year! They are not exactly gentle with them 😅 Usually every 2 years!

[@cookieloverlover5878]

I go back Monday oooo boy lol have a great day love ya stay safe

[@ahoardersheart]

Awe, love ya too and Good Luck on Monday!!!

[@cookieloverlover5878]

Thank you so much

[@cookieloverlover5878]

Have u say I’ve been the same comment everyday

[@Alliappalachian]

Love this!!! ❤❤

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@piarateking8094]

check out the family fudge on youtube, a warning the home school area is super organised idk if would be overwhelming but hopefully you can some good ideas the school lunches are super cute too

[@suicydeblonde]

I found a couple home school stations in a fb group but I don't know how to share them here!

[@kodiekahle484]

I saw a video by the ballingerfamily that talked about their homeschool system and I think that might be helpful.

[@ahoardersheart]

Ohhhh, I will totally check that out!! Thank you!!

[@jeannebowes2898]

How good to see your beautiful , happy face! Good organization sure does save money. Shopping at home is always the best. At my stage in life, purchases are usually limited. Perhaps donate what you do not need to the school?

[@ahoardersheart]

I think that is a wonderful idea ❤️❤️ Thank you for sharing that my sweet friend!!!

[@MadameMinima]

Yes, shop your own closet (or basement 😉) that's a good thing to avoid new clutter to come into the house. We have still nearly 4 weeks to go until school starts and here kids will go back normally....so not yet stressing with school supplies, but we will shop too first in our cupboards before buying something new. 👍

[@ahoardersheart]

Perfect!! That’s how I know I’m on the right track when I do the same things as my Madame Minima ❤️❤️

[@alanbirkner1958]

February 2024. I buy pencils at back to school sales. Then I give them out as Trick or Treat prizes. Tina, Al's wife

[@n2wabbit]

I hate admitting this but I still have three subject notebooks left over from when my son was in school. That would be nice but he is now married with three children of his own with one that starts middle school this year. LOL

[@emmajensen6151]

Could pass them down to your grandchildren??? Paper is paper doesn’t go bad. Haha

[@ahoardersheart]

Awe! Lol that’s okay!! I still have my notebooks from when I was in middle school!

[@wendymackenzie3937]

Now you need to do school clothes video

[@ahoardersheart]

We are so in sync because I thought I should do another Konmari Method on the kid’s clothes and “shop” for Back to School clothes there!! Lol

[@itoshiibaka8267]

@@ahoardersheart yes, please!

[@eing20]

I spent less than 50 and I didn't have a hoard. The list was so small this year

[@ahoardersheart]

Very true, that did help to keep the cost low.

[@missyholz]

A silver lining of COVID too.

[@denisemarie6131]

Is anyone else not getting video upload notifications? ; (

[@ahoardersheart]

You know what? My hubby and son said the same thing! When I said I uploaded the school supply video and they said they didn’t get the notification either 😢 Thank you for watching ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@barbfrank917]

Put the money you saved into your savings account

[@southernkudzu9107]

Great job!