How a 24-Year-Old Making $75K in NYC Spends Her Money | Money Tours | Glamour

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[@michellegregory1717]

I'm not even jealous just insanely inspired and motivated.

[@sirih4085]

Same but I'm also a little jealous as well ...

[@phoenixwiseman4018]

THANK YOU!!!! Finally! I was searching for this comment. Ppl are such haters, that’s why they are where they are.

[@luckycharms8020]

I'm a little bit of both lol. not hating tho!

[@Sahra-np8el]

same

[@chococrazd]

Me too! I was feeling a little discouraged, but seeing her life a really good and honest life is really inspirational

[@bbygirlk94]

CREDIT SCORE AND FINANCIAL LITERACY GOALS

[@bradleyconn1138]

i respect her financial stability but 6k in investing at 24 isn't much money at all though, she could be making a much higher yield of passive income at that age.

[@shiwan45]

It’s sad that credit scores wasn’t taught in high school and college when I was growing up . Most people are in debt by the time you leave college

[@BigRed2]

wanda Shivers She can’t have an 830 credit score at 25 lol , sorry i know all about credit scores and there is now way she can have that high

[@BigRed2]

bradley conn It’s impossible to have a credit score of 830 by 24, i’ve noticed a lot of people lying in these

[@icyolives]

Big Red it’s possible. You can start building credit at 18. It’s also possible she was added as an authorized user on her parents’ credit cards, in which case she’d inherent those cards’ histories and they’d count in her credit score. In either case, it’s definitely possible. I’m 24 and my score is close to that.

[@MCLJ928]

Y'all don't understand how much I love these kinda videos.

[@ccangl021]

same!

[@dominiquecymonetv]

Love love love, I'm 24 as well and don't have a salary half as much as she makes but it shows me that It can be done.

[@gmr2gnr]

How much? Please elaborate? On a scale of 1-10?

[@marginelouis6674]

@@PritamDas_26 love that place lol.

[@jrcmes]

Marquita Aisha - Why do you love these vids so much?

[@makimoments]

My parents paid for my college and the day after my son was born i went to the bank to open an education fund! He is 2 1/2 we have currently saved $5000

[@HASHTAGswaggin1]

That's amazing, hes going to appreciate it so much when hes older, you're doing a great job (:

[@sirih4085]

I always planned that if I ever had children that I'll do the same thing! Open an account for each kid I had and every month I'll put money in it (even if it's 100 dollars each month) until the day they turned 18. It would be so helpful for them and also for me (if I did have children that is 😂)

[@jenellebeggs6390]

Yup! My daughter is 15 months with over a 1,000. Small contributions will pay off and my parents paid for my college as well.

[@nokturnna83]

That's really sad the costs of education in the US. I have a friend with 40 that just finished paying her degree... :(

[@kimberlynguyen124]

YAAAAYY

[@leannarosep]

Can’t fault her parents for being smart with their own money and having the ability to pay for her college. Although people are saying she’s lucky to have a head start after college with no student loan debt, she is doing a great job at maintaining a sense of frugality at a young age while growing her own wealth. I mean, she could’ve gone a very different way after college as a young woman in the big city on her own, but it appears she has a good head on her shoulders and can enjoy life while keeping a careful eye on her future.

[@kyramioso]

leannarosep thank you for this comment!! Others need to be happy for people who are thriving instead of going the envious, fear-based route by being negative about it. She acknowledged she was privileged to have her school paid for and that’s good. At 24 she’s already at a great place and by 30 she could be doing extremely well for herself if she keeps it up!

[@dominiquecymonetv]

PREACH!

[@stuffykong]

I’m sure the two must go hand in hand; that her parents must have been smart with money to be able to give her that gift and she lives her life according to what they taught her. My parents also paid for my college fully and I’m the cheapest person I know!

[@foureyeswonder]

Clearly this runs in the family cus she’s definitely taught well.

[@peppa_pig_]

Exactly. But it's also important to be conscious of generational wealth, and the fact that in order to be "smart with their money," they need to have it in the first place.

[@valueking2283]

She is living her best life.

[@sevencolours5014]

We don't know. Based on this video we can't tell. Maybe she is miserable, or happy.

[@gigiprabhakaran8161]

That’s definitely not true lol. I’ll be the first to tell you that money does not bring happiness

[@honeybaae6911]

Gigi Prabhakaran it bring me happiness more than anything tbh 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@sshenanigans95]

The fact that she's a social media manager and making more than 50K is kinda shocking, as well as that she found that place for less than 2K a month

[@LizIsaCheeseDoodle]

sharon cohen that’s nyc for you. The wages are higher because the cost of living is the shocking part hehe (;

[@anahansen8909]

I mean also, it depends on what type of company she is working for or if she is a pivate consultant with multiple clients, etc. You don't know

[@BootzDaMan11]

Exactly, that salary is extremely high for that position. Also she is fresh out of school so social media positions that do have that type of pay require normally 5+ years of experience. Unlikely scenario.

[@meerespflanzen]

BootzDaMan11 agreed

[@LizIsaCheeseDoodle]

BootzDaMan11 I’m in social media and that’s not high for nyc area. Honestly I’m surprised it’s not more considering most social media associate or coordinator positions (below a social media manager role) will be starting at $40-50k!

[@giantdwarf68]

I liked this format a lot better than the credit card bill/spreadsheet format.

[@laflamed]

Book Addict no i like both i wish they could do both.

[@giantdwarf68]

The bill ones are okay but I feel like this one was more personal. I felt like I was learning about a person not just a credit card statement.

[@Destinay4lyf]

i like this too. we get to see where the money goes and not at some transaction history report.

[@erin8133]

Same here. It wasn't 10 minutes about what they spend with their credit cards. Still really enjoy these kinds of videos though!

[@christianharbin7979]

Okay, so whoever her parents are...MAD RESPECT! and #Goals FORREAL! I’m going through so much financial crap right now. I will ensure that my kids will NEVER know what that feels like.

[@LivLivesLondon]

OR you teach your kids how to speak german, send them to a german school and let them study in Germany which cost ... 500 EUROS a term. Not 50.000 Dollars - and most of our universities are better than the ones in the US.

[@christianharbin7979]

true. To some extent, I'll have to play it by ear. I think if I want them to value smart money practices, I'll have to create ways for them to put these values into practice and, of course, make sure that I'm setting the right example for them.

[@nobad6134]

LivLovesLife Plus don’t many German or other European universities eg. in France, have courses instructed in English ? American kids should go to Europe for cheap education.

[@MissSilk]

My parents also paid for my tuition out of pocket and are currently paying my brother's. They struggled to finish school as working students before migrating to the US. I rarely received allowance because they really instilled in me that, all that I have is a privilege. I was taught to shop frugally, think before buying and that there is ALWAYS another option to material goods. I wanted to get a job when I started college and my parents gave me an ultimatum. They didn't want to see me struggle in life with debt like they have, so if I promised to finish school and contribute in whatever way I can, they would pay for college. So I did just that without complaint. I figured, all the stuff I wanted to buy or places I want to go to, I can do later.

[@michellemarie1197]

Same i want to become debt free and then have my kids not have to go into debt when they want to earn a degree

[@rayrayrun]

Somebody make a parody in this format. a broke college grad with a mountain of debt

[@anmnou]

The parody is in full view, it is called the USA.

[@token8273]

Yeah make it more relatable

[@dazzeldil143]

Now THATS more relatable

[@gwendalynnalvarado8277]

Broseidon going to be me 😂 (we don’t have 60k dollars for college so scholarships and loans are gonna pay my tuition)

[@jessicakabelwelter2774]

I can when I graduate in a year and a half 😂😂😂

[@sarahmichelle6385]

ok, i am jealous and full of regret at how i have lived life

[@kgal1298]

She's a unicorn! Most people are not in her situation so don't worry you aren't alone. I'm 33 and I'm just learning to budget now she's really lucky her parents taught her well and helped with school we didn't all have that. Personal debt in the US is around 13 trillion so trust me you aren't alone it's must more common to see people with debt than not.

[@frames7449]

so much same wtf

[@BernardPumpkin]

why would you have regrets when her parents paid for her lifestyle? i'm sure if we all had parents who had 100k to throw away on a social media degree, we all would be in zero debt.

[@keade5273]

A little jealous but now I have a high paying job so My first priority is to make the debt disappear

[@BernardPumpkin]

catherine - and?

[@psnisy1234]

It's funny how she is 24 years old, but the everything sort of comes off like she's 30-33ish.

[@NiaMSnow]

That's because she's never STRUGGLED before. Her parents paid for her debt. So she isn't stressed like the rest of us

[@selene4563]

SunKissNicole Had she taken not having student loans for granted she would have definitely struggled after graduating-even without all the college debt. It’s all about responsibility, and mental and financial maturity.

[@oioiiioo]

That means she's already saved 10 years

[@theorca3451]

@@NiaMSnow you can’t say she hasn’t struggled because she doesn’t have debt. don’t downplay other peoples experiences just to make yours seem worse.

[@Tesla-Cannon]

It would also be interesting to see how men spend their money. Is it much different than females?

[@devinngeorge]

Might save more

[@justwinginit909]

Maybe, but maybe not. I’m female and I hate shopping for clothes.

[@noghd2560]

Men on average give a lot of money to women. There is a mismatch whereby men earn more yet women somehow manage to spend way, way more than men.

[@gilabsolute1353]

I feel like men may spend more/a lot on booze.

[@haagjohnson2773]

Oooooooh yeah

[@olg06]

She's 24 years old!?!?! But she seems soo old! Im 30 and the way I am financially, live, dress, & look I'm like a teenager next to her.

[@cg2158]

olg06 lol same!!!

[@stuffykong]

olg06 yes! She has such a good head on her shoulders!!

[@bkdiver16]

also her credit score is INSANE! Mine is great too but that is amazing!! Especially for her age, that isn't a long time to have built up credit!

[@beesworld04]

Same!

[@ericcl5313]

OP that's why she makes 75k a year straight out uni and you don't...

[@Miscreance]

I’m 25, with a college degree and unemployed.

[@ZeinaIan]

Same, except I'm 23.

[@tc47440]

Until recently. I was 38. MBA. Unemployed.

[@NatashaEro]

I’m in the same boat, I’m 24.

[@tap1028]

We are sitting in the exact same boat

[@robinwells884]

Just curious, what degrees do you guys have?

[@gilabsolute1353]

She is 4 years younger than myself and she is doing amazing! Even though she had some help along the way she is humble and disciplined to take her self further. Pretty inspiring to hear her story and get ideas for getting back on track financially.

[@selene4563]

To everyone who’s saying she’s only able to live like this because her parents paid for her college, do you know how many young adults right now have credit card debt for buying unnecessary crap? She had the maturity to not get herself into debt even after graduating. She didn’t take her privilege for granted.

[@deussivenatura5805]

Good parenting.

[@WonderlandBoudoir]

I am so happy she realizes how blessed she is that her parents paid for her education. Having student loans is the biggest burden. I will NEVER let my kids take student loans.

[@taylorr.s8082]

She sounds like such a sweet person. Most of these videos (or all?) are people without kids. As a single parent, I would be curious about how budgets differ as parents.

[@victoriahale5254]

Taylor R.S I mean of course it’s diff you have a whole other person to pay for and single parent doesn’t mean the other parent isn’t chipping in just as much. There could be a lot of angles and many more stories to connect to more people

[@TinyCricket89]

Are you a single mother or single woman with a child? Because many “single mothers” aren’t parenting without some sort of financial assistance.

[@IjeomaThePlantMama]

This combines the best of Refinery29's Sweet Digs and this channel's "How One Woman in New York spends her $$$ salary". Really love the format. Keep these coming!

[@taylorbrown9497]

Indeed! I love it

[@aguardinasantos5829]

Smart girl i love this, great living and responsible.

[@Cherry-nu3uo]

She's lucky, alot of people don't have the privilege to have their college paid for them. I think that was what helped her the most, that and her parents teaching her to be smart with money.

[@aguardinasantos5829]

@@Cherry-nu3uo yes and she didn't take for granted the help they give to her made good choices and this very importante wen we have to take care of yourself.

[@Cherry-nu3uo]

@@aguardinasantos5829 so true 😏

[@LaidbackLuc9]

Agreed. Any parent subsidizing their children's education would be over the moon of how grateful she is for that opportunity and yet frugal / intelligent she spends her money.

[@Danoff1111]

Easy enough when you have you're education paid for

[@vee9043]

90% of your success is dependent on how well your parents prepared for you to be here.

[@Mf7d89]

Hard truth, wish I had this

[@dariusd2003]

Sounds like a book I'm reading called dream chasers. It's kinda sad how much your familial connections play into your successes.

[@ryushishiratori2312]

Absolutely. It's why it so so difficult for those born into poverty to get out of it.

[@kokoyansui3339]

True

[@JohnDoe-th5kf]

This definitely doesn't apply to poor families... I prepare for my parents or immediate family. & My parents took care of their parents even though none were or still aren't prepared.

[@JessicaViray]

It’s 2021 and I’m still inspired by her lifestyle and financial choices. ✨

[@TheSweetForever]

Finally someone who doesn’t eat and drink out everyday 🙄. Yes girl. I love her financial literacy. She’s so good and smart for our age.

[@Nereslovesfashion]

Saving for your kids education is 100% the way to go. I see the difference between the way my friends who were lucky enough to have their college paid for and the struggle I go through with the Amount of debt I have and the difference is night and day. Having that clean slate after college is the best way to do it. I will 100% try to pay for my kids education by saving little by little as they grow.

[@lynns4122]

That's awesome. My parents are paying for my school right now and seeing the stress my peers are under pay off loans is honestly heartbreaking.

[@rubina358]

I kept thinking to myself how much I like this person. She's very level headed and i think would be a great friend

[@ShaBeKnowin]

Love the new productions style for this series. I still wish it had the bank statement aspect sprinkled in a little more. Felt like it was a bit more about showcasing her apartment than how she spends her money

[@craftylesly7689]

Wow I was shook at her credit score then I heard she had no student loans

[@P0k3D0nd3M4cG]

The only thing that would negatively affect your credit is if u didn't pay them and/or default. If u have bad credit rn, that's on u LOL

[@jimjamesjimothy1308]

P0k3D0nd3M4cG this guy doesn’t know how it works lol! You can pay before time and more than it’s due and it’s still a debt, so your cs is still not gonna be good.

[@OmegaGrape]

@@jimjamesjimothy1308 What are you talking about if it's paid off it's paid off. It doesn't effect your score.

[@baileybee]

JennaMarbles simply carrying a balance lowers your score. You clearly know nothing because loan proportion in regards to how much you have left to pay is a massive factor into credit scores

[@seaglass8084]

And she pays both cards off in full each month. What a dream.

[@annabortion7866]

I really love this series. It's so eye opening to see how people spend their money. My own parents won't even talk about finances with me so I've been trying to teach myself as much as I can!!

[@watchmesave4912]

Thats great you're teaching yourself. I am roo. Good lick on your journey

[@maybear209]

Can you do one with a social worker who makes 35-50k depending on where they live or which position they’re at?

[@KRLEEQ]

She probably went to NYU or Columbia for communication and marketing.

[@AmberSpan20]

Yes. I have a Masters degree in SW and making less in the field than I currently do as a contingent worker w/ a large tech company.

[@AmberSpan20]

Student loans ups the butt!

[@gennagresham3986]

I make 96k+ as a social worker. Two jobs though. Manageable.

[@mangocaramelz]

Thanks for making this series and featuring this young but mature minded lady as well as the 2 sisters in Brooklyn ! It was very inspiring & make good role models for others.

[@ivyb.]

i rly love these videos! financial literacy, income, spending, budgeting is rarely taught at a young age, so these videos are super helpful in just understanding how people spend their money. (with both the good and bad!).

[@mahimakalla1861]

It was really good to see this video... I just turned 29... Having paid off my 60k student loan over 6 years, i was only able to start saving early last year.. so this video really helped me put my own life into perspective and realise i am actually doing ok and to not stress so much! Thanks for sharing.. ❤

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

This video gives me hope that I may someday have friends to hangout in my place.

[@fauhlin]

this is literally the perfect lifestyle and everything that i want post grad 😭 shes really living her best life! also my parents are paying for my college but i’m still going to be drowning in debt :/ thanks fafsa

[@abbymackinnon3044]

This girl has it all together! Thanks for sharing, what a great way to show young women a good example of what it looks like to be smart with money.

[@youtubechannel_990]

‘give back to my friends, to my Church and to my community’. Amen. more of this😍❤️.

[@hanyakina]

*Reading the title* So we are at the same age.... *have another existential crisis for days*

[@gm7285]

I literally just pulled myself out of one and now I'm in the hole again

[@saammmy7]

Don't feel bad about that. I'm 26 and haven't even finished college yet...

[@roberta.lofgrenjr.9182]

Kinara Uma, Cheer up Kinara, Maybe some day you could win Power Ball and live on 5th Ave. and have the last laugh on her. ONE NEVER KNOWS.

[@christinagarza7944]

This was my favorite of these types of videos. I really liked her attitude and outlook. Beautiful place! ..and coat collection lol 😍

[@InternetGirl1093]

Her apartment is gorgeous!! Also, I love how she calls out living a generous life. Yes girl, I love that! -Sincerely, praying for a 1 bedroom as beautiful as yours one day

[@hawtjam]

When I was 24 I had a part time job, no savings and I was going out all the time. No regrets whatsoever!

[@ChristianRumi]

related a lot to this.. i share a lot of commonalities with her in financial status, preferences, and lifestyle, except i’m working on a second degree and am still sharing lodging

[@Adalebabe]

THIS SERIES is AMAZING and SO IMPORTANT. What a smart woman.

[@annajohnston5242]

Love the more visually appealing filming rather than the statement breakdowns

[@Sunflower94H]

I like how she stated that her parents paid for her college and that gave her a clean slate. Unfortunately every one doesn't have parents to help them like that or even parents that can teach them to be financially responsible. It's never too late to change and set goals for yourself once you realize your mistakes.

[@hippielove36]

Loved this video!

[@DYAHPRTW]

Very inspiring! Please keep this kind of video coming. We all need clues on how to make peace with our financial situation (at least for me)

[@carmellabrown3335]

That was a blessing that someone was able to pay for her college! It makes a difference. I look forward to be debt free, by the time I'm 35 and that includes my house! Thanks for posting these types of videos.

[@monsterbabe5]

her parents paid off her college making sure she’d be okay out in the real world afterwards, meanwhile my dad texts me every other weekend for $40-$50 bc he’s broke after he pays his rent.

[@arielb98]

She is goals. I want to be a social media manager, travel, and be finacially well. I love her apartment too.

[@GimicksTV]

This young lady is awesome, bless her and her parents who raised and instilled that financial knowledge those values in her!! Paying for her tuition was just icing on the cake.

[@paulinaplazonic8272]

Her apartment looks so cozy!! I feel so inspired now, u r doing great guuurrlll❤️❤️❤️

[@averycee5192]

Must be nice to have zero student loans.

[@Scarlett55505]

Avery Cee must be nice for mommy and daddy to pay for your college

[@pumpkinp3528]

Gotta get that scholarship son. I got 30k/year. My mother pays for the rest, around 8k/year. Still better than paying 30-40k per year.

[@averycee5192]

Pumpkin P I can’t get a scholarship because of my skin color.

[@pumpkinp3528]

Avery Cee are you white or are you Asian? Those are the only two demographics without racial scholarships. As for me, I’m Asian, male and did not qualify for fafsa (DACA at the time.) but still got 30k/year to go to a private engineering/Archie school. Granted I still have to pay around 8k per year, it was still cheaper than going to a state school. During the time, I held down multiple part time jobs and my mother helped pay for the first 2 years of my school and part of the next year and half (I paid for the final year I took.) Now then, if you can’t get scholarship, it just meant that you didn’t try to apply for enough scholarships or your test scores were too low. If that’s the case and you’re poor, you will qualify for fafsa and state schools would be nearly free.

[@marinescu7849]

Avery Cee enough privilege for you lol

[@waterbender19]

I feel like it was a very wise choice to not show her face. I feel like thats why we feel inspired instead of jealous.

[@ballersforlife1674]

It's because she's Asian and parents also didn't approve

[@gwenbby2]

Amazing. And I love her view on enjoying life and money. She is blessed!

[@TheSweetForever]

She’s one of my favorites. So smart and frugal. Love it. Inspiring.

[@1SavageQueen89]

She is doing great! So proud of her!

[@YuliaMit]

She seems like a really smart and put together person! Your parents (and you) did a great job!

[@gilded_memories]

I loved this - Content and format!

[@nineteenboston498]

Finally, one I can relate to. She's almost exactly on par with what I had in savings and investments at that age, though I made less so I had to live with roommates to achieve it. She'll do fine! To everyone watching it's never too late. Start now, living frugally/reasonably and saving is worth it.

[@ladhkay]

As someone who resonates so deeply with her since we both have a similar situation (good with money, living frugally, eating healthy, etc) I'm sure we'd make good friends. Only thing is I'm 26, I dont live in NYC and make around $90K living in Missouri

[@isabelaavila8770]

I think this video relayed the message of financial security and definitely inspired me to be more frugal with my funds. More videos like this!

[@sheispower4595]

I'm so inspired! I absolutely love this apartment!! The front yard!! 😭❤️

[@honeybdream]

This was the best episode so far❗️I really enjoyed the visual aspect ✔️

[@eojmaa]

i’m 22 with a career & financially stable:) improving by 1% everyday is my goal.

[@boredtodeath46]

This is so important to see!! I am already learning so much. Plus it’s super cool to see a successful women’s finances!!

[@aname6714]

I'm loving these videos, they're like R29's Money Diaries and Sweet Digs in one!

[@niaking1963]

This is nice to see. Gives me a picture of what I'm aiming for. Blessed to have her parents pay for her college. I know people whose parents paid for their college but have debt in other ways so she was smart about it.

[@dmurphy8264]

Yes. She may have had some things provided to her, but one of those things was clearly financial literacy. Her parents didn't just give her a fish- they taught her to fish.

[@ruzzelladrian907]

No student loan debt. Fresh start. No problem climbing the middle class after college. Winning.

[@dikyiukyab596]

love this format so much better!

[@TheGlamFactor]

Awesome apartment! I love this video series, can´t wait for the next upload :)

[@QueenOyinkan]

She's so financially secure at 24! That's amazing! Respect!

[@mikejoe616]

“The key to trading success is emotional discipline. If intelligence were the key, there would be a lot more people making money trading… I know this will sound like a cliche, but the single most important reason that people lose money in the financial markets is that they don’t cut their losses short.”

[@jamesdavid1184]

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[@richardlucas9062]

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[@williamhill9832]

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[@richardlucas9062]

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[@jeanniecordero2459]

Love this video!! Keep making more!

[@bazli83]

I also love her apartment and how she just hangs out in the front yard.

[@randomweirdo25]

I am 25, my husband and I combined make 40 thousand a year. Yet its barely enough to get by sometimes.

[@preettyE]

@@MiguelLopez-fh7vx Would the same job that pays 40k in the US also pay 40k in Honduras?

[@dariusd2003]

@@MiguelLopez-fh7vx you do know finance is typically a well paying career at most companies?

[@juanshaftpatel7488]

so now you are a team of poor people..

[@xoteish]

same 🙁

[@RisingStarFalls]

You’re very fortunate enough to have a spouse (and I don’t mean that in a rude, snarky way). You and your husband at least get to split the bills! It’ll get better for you. I would look at JuCo programs or certification/trades programs!

[@estherrogers5553]

Too my church. I heard that sister. God bless you.

[@unnatijagnani1218]

I always think of an expensive buy as an investment and she does that with her vintage buys. Love it

[@aquariangypsy8892]

Great series, between this one and Money Tours, I really enjoy.

[@cmac2295]

No lie. I am so jealous and salty rn 😂😂😂

[@User-to7nb]

Wow! Good job, girl.

[@lolamaven3971]

giving back to friends family church and the community... such a blessing xoxo

[@sthomas104]

I keep coming back to this one! So inspirational

[@Nyathedancer]

How do you go about being a social media manager? What degree do you need? What did you major in? What do you do as a social media manager?

[@brbmaybe]

When I say I have been coming back to this video every six months for inspo... I mean it.

[@brbmaybe]

Would it be too much to ask for a "where are they now" update vid???

[@tadiaburns4783]

This was a great video especially with her wanting to save money and be frugal. Great tips!

[@calebsmth]

i love this video so much! please do more

[@IshanAli]

As much as I Love NYC I wouldn’t want to live there. The rent seems so much for 1 month you could easily get 3-4 bedroom apartment elsewhere

[@sct4040]

Ishan Ali Where though, where it pays a decent wage? NYC is where the jobs are.

[@P0k3D0nd3M4cG]

Except for most counties in SoCal

[@AR-dr1sb]

just get roomates

[@UpTheAnte]

A lot of people that want to live in NYC will actually get apartments in New Jersey because it's a bit more affordable but still very close

[@JillianCristina]

You can find some hidden gems in the housing market there, just like this woman did, which makes it more affordable. Plus, since the cost of living in NYC is higher, minimum wage (and wages in general) are higher to make up for this. As someone else said, NYC is the place to go for jobs, especially high paying jobs, considering lots of companies are either based there or have offices there. I live in Michigan currently and one bedroom apartments in my town are just a bit cheaper than NYC and there aren't well-paying jobs around here so I can't afford an apartment but if I got my same job in NYC I could easily afford an apartment there. Also, I personally love NYC so I'd rather have a 1 bedroom apartment there than a larger apartment elsewhere. To each their own!

[@alexismayorga8323]

Get it girl!! I love seeing financially dependent women! I make 108k a year and am 24. Silicon Valley type of living makes it hard tho. But this is very motivational

[@sarabutler-smith5285]

I can’t even handle how savvy she is and how far ahead financially is then I at the same age. You go girl!

[@FIyingDumpling]

So glad you guys made this video. This topic should NOT be taboo. It’s astonishing how many people are financially illiterate. I saved up so much money in my 401 k that I kinda regret but now watching this video I feel much better 😣

[@elenafreck9250]

goals.

[@lorddenselmichel8796]

Can you make this a series if it isn't already

[@shahadjz2]

I graduated 4 years ago with 25k in student loans. Paid them off within 3 years and now I'm saving. Love these videos! So interesting to see how others maneuver life.

[@Zee-hk5bt]

Along with these videos where they tell us how much they make and where it comes. Would love to see videos about how they get there i.e. degree, career, decisions, choices, etc they made to be there. That would be phenomenal

[@BritneyWaldron]

Her parents deserve a round of applause 👏

[@JiaRuAu]

My parents opened a bank account for me when I was six and taught me how to save my pocket money (obviously they had to deposit it for me). I thank them every day for teaching me about financial responsibility at a young age. Also, I don't live in the US so I didn't need to pay a gazillion dollars in college fees.

[@effiab5995]

I love the presentation of the video. Keeep up!

[@injectorshushan]

You are amazing! at 24 years, you have so much wisdom and motivation! Im so glad you are so financially stable! I unfortunately am not, but i am trying to get into a good pattern! Good luck!

[@SelnDemiFan1]

Ahhh! I literally want her to be my best friend. I love how she thinks about money, and I wish I could have a friend who felt so comfortable talking about money and good habits for it.