How a 27-Year-Old Making $52K in DC Spends Her Money | Money Tours | Glamour

[@missthang61606]

Was almost relatable until she said she was married to a guy making 90K...

[@ramon860]

Right. As soon as she opened with that, I was like... uh, her salary is irrelevant here. She couldn't afford that place or those vacations without him, so idk how I feel about this video. It doesn't reflect her salary at all.

[@TheGbrie]

It's not necessarily like that, yes, if your partner makes more then your lifestyle can improve because you share certain expenses, but my husband definitely doesn't pay for any of my clothes, jewelry, travel with my girlfriends, none of that.

[@arheasunshine28]

Is 90k supposed to be super impressive to the point it’s not relatable? They do live in the DC area where the COL is higher...

[@jaaeson5285]

ok to all the people saying “yeah but he doesn’t pay for everything, etc.” her situation is UNRELATABLE because her husband DOES help pay for things AND her brother lives with them. most people making 52K a year don’t have a living situation like that.

[@taylorlora8499]

@ramon it’s not like she’s just there sucking up all the air. She chips in so her salary isn’t irrelevant. He just contributes more. Did anyone hear her mention paying bills? Like utilities? Groceries is regular.

[@CIARAELAINE]

I'm OBSESSED with this series and the money tours. I'd love if you guys could start pumping out more. I like how you switch it up with age groups, salaries, single, married, different locations, etc. Very interesting to see how others manage their money and live!

[@stephanieandrewchesnet691]

Let's get someone who is under 40k or a family with a child that has disabilities, large families, young couples (under 24), ect.

[@msspendlesssavemore]

Yes, I love all of your recommendations.

[@watchmesave4912]

stop by my channel. I currently have low income & share my budget on my channel. Let meknow what youthink.

[@sitapatel573]

AGREED! Totally love this series. MORE Please

[@ohitsnotme9056]

Ciarahoneydip life not live

[@Radiantxglow]

can we have more videos like this but with poor people or even college students

[@watchmesave4912]

Stop by channel and let me know whatyou think. I created my channel with HS seniors & college studentsin mind to help them with budgeting., etc.

[@leilanidru7506]

Watch Me Save I checked it out. Do u just do budgeting videos. Other financial channels geared towards college students and people trying to save in general offer a variety or advice, tips, and tricks. My favorites channels for these are “debt free Dana” “the financial diet” and of course “Dave Ramsey” they tell us how to cook on a budget, how to bite the bullet and get out of debt etc. I just saw monthly budgeting videos on ur channel. And there’s nothing wrong with that☺️ but I need an array of advice across multiple aspects of the financial world.

[@watchmesave4912]

@@leilanidru7506 TY for your feedback. I have some more videos coming, especially with tips and tricks. Right now, the tips are sprinkled through out my budget videos. I'll consolidate them and include some things I've learned along the way... Stay tuned and I'll give you a shout out if you don't mind. Dave Ramsey is what got me started on my journey. I love the financial diet as well. I'll check out Debt free Dana.👍😀

[@jan-nn9ix]

borringg

[@elishab4506]

I like the range! They should do all types of house holds so I can compare

[@ksenijas1783]

A wild +93k appears

[@pricey000]

ksenija s fr wtf 🤨

[@jessl8201]

Lmao

[@jasminemitchell8170]

Don’t compare yourself to others,you’re doing your thing

[@Legodude552]

Comparing yourself to others is important. It gets you to improve yourself. This is exactly why jealousy exists. It's a natural and evolutionary trait to better yourself spawned out of your body's desire to improve your survivability by comparing yourself to other's situations.

[@MesRevesEnRose]

These videos are the WORST for comparing yourself... Especially those "I'm 25 and I make 100K a year in NYC :)". I'm like wow......

[@Ghost572]

So true, some people get it easy like her marrying a guy who earns 90k a year.

[@thisisnancybot]

Love these, but none of them have children. Would like to see a young family, or a single mom.

[@joeheller7581]

thisisnancybot or a single father

[@LeeB-kq7en]

Exactly!

[@SH3player]

children are boring....

[@sethangel4334]

Patrick You're boring. :)

[@SupraSoulStar]

Great suggestion👌🏾

[@SoniaAnastasiaaa]

I would have actually like to see how she lived off of 52 K a year like the title, not 142,000.... clickbait LOL!

[@alejandrafretes4707]

RIGHT omg

[@SI29222]

@Wisewoe Tiswell She absolutely is getting it, in the form of having her rent and utilities cut in half.

[@octopu5ie]

@@SI29222 Exactly. Rent is a major component of what you spend.

[@deborahbrown8585]

DC city and the greater DC area ain't cheap. Even the hood is pretty up there.

[@edmeemariecortesvalle3692]

I make 56k, live in DC, have way less student loans, have a roommate because I’m not willing to afford an apartment on my own.

[@francescavideos]

A video with people who have less conventional jobs would be interesting. Like strippers, bounty hunters, people who do stunts for movies, etc.

[@brietutten879]

Francesca Ordanza idk I kind of like having them focus on common jobs. It gives me a little window into the people around me who do the same thing or similar, and how they are able to budget and live their life. Even if they don’t live the same as shown, it’s still nice to get a baseline about someone’s financials without being rude and asking ya feel? I like knowing how other people just like me live cause it lets me know if I’m doing irregular things or I’m relatively similar in my spending habits to others. also hella nosy tho so maybe thats just me

[@kaylee660]

IRS have enter the chat 😂

[@kimchikimchi1251]

Bounty hunters 😂😂

[@laurenconrad1799]

She sounds like she's making all the right choices.

[@rachael4408]

Disagree. She should be paying more on her loans and less on fancy vacations. What would happen if she lost her job? Her personal savings is only $750 and she splits bills with her husband so she would have nothing to contribute to monthly bills... She should be saving more money and paying down her student loans more aggressively.

[@jonguyen100]

@@rachael4408 Nah.

[@starsatnightsparkle1318]

Man alive, he should be paying everything, her money should be for savings and vacation. Plus he should be saving too, what is her husband doing with his money?

[@SH3player]

yeah.. lol marry up in $$ if you're a woman tradition LMAO

[@laurenconrad1799]

Rachael If she did that, she might not be that happy.

[@IgWannA2]

$145k joint income and they only manage to save $500 a month? They're doing something wrong.

[@EssSimplyDone]

not really.

[@yamahantx7005]

@@EssSimplyDone yes really. They're married, have great credit scores, yet little savings. How are they going to afford a house and kids? They can't, so if they plan to start a family, they could do a better job of building a cushion.

[@Jrr592]

Yamaha NTX700 maybe they don’t want a house or kids

[@NiaMSnow]

Credit maybe?

[@vmpapillon8984]

Who says it's only 500 in total?That's for the joint account she also has her own he probably has one too and she also has stock that she likely contributes to. How is that bad? I really dislike all of the judgemental that's not good etc comments that always pop up on these videos. Plus she also.pays off loans.

[@megadancefan]

With the amount of money they make, they could pay off their student loans in a year and save for whatever. I don't understand.

[@Crystalbomb321]

You do realise there's tax right?

[@2.5kpoints97]

Lily G pretty sure it’s accounted for.

[@Aqua-tx9jy]

Well, money is not the only thing that has value. Eating well and traveling seems important to them.

[@sweeney12711]

Agree. They could pay this off in 1 year; 2 years and they could do even more comfortably.

[@asunbeam5479]

If the loans are private, they'd probably be charged an exorbitant fee for paying it off early

[@angsam112]

I think they’re starting to find the right balance between visual aesthetics and numbers

[@96esarg]

Would love to see a video of someone in the service industry, teaching, or even a college student.

[@francescavideos]

I agree! A video with a teacher's salary would be very interesting

[@thymeandtenderness]

I would love to see a couple who is on a single income or a person who didn’t go to college but rather went into a trade.

[@taragainey5900]

This woman is a barista making $15k kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJCqhJ94qamUj5Y and they did do a teacher, but her salary is around $70k kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zl7WnWBtiLOjsJo

[@lvm1911]

This is a good video, as a 26year old about to turn 27. It makes me feel good that I’m not alone in my financial situation

[@ApRiL3706]

You also have a husband that makes 90k?

[@12281760]

Disagree. Clickbait video "left out" her husbands income which is nearly double her own income. Ruins the purpose of this video.....

[@watchmesave4912]

If youre looking for budgeting guude stop by my channel.

[@EL-wb1uk]

They have only 12k savings but earn over 100k/year? How??

[@fredstolemysocks2]

They travel and pay off student loan debt. Probably have been paying student loans for a while. The husband's debt probably started higher than 5K

[@DavielJames]

Taxes. Plus DC is expensive.

[@umt6429]

The have stocks as well.

[@onarionaa8359]

Sayem i want to invest in ETFs and index funds or something, but i'm really frightened of the stock market and really the whole govt and fed crashing since the market is doing crazy well right now for no discernable reason...

[@darkchurchhill]

her husband has his own personal savings this is just their joint and her retirement and stock account

[@thisyearsgrl88]

Big income yet weak savings

[@darkchurchhill]

Her salary is whatever and savings is reflected by that. Her husband probably has his own retirement savings and 401k.

[@MrHav1k]

I save fuckin' more than they do and I have like 1/3rd of that income in the same area lmao. Their rent is insane and really not necessary.

[@darkchurchhill]

Why do people always feel the need to bring their own lives into every discussion? Like their own circumstances has any relevance to anyone else's life and that anyone else cares.

[@thisyearsgrl88]

@@darkchurchhill I am talking about her circumstances, not mine. Obviously that's what the entire video is about

[@SH3player]

@@darkchurchhill #triggered

[@BeeBee-wf5iv]

$4700 in her IRA and $700 in her 401k😱😱😱 I hope she starts focusing on her retirement savings at some point.

[@P0k3D0nd3M4cG]

She's only 27 tf. She still has a good 50 years left and increasing salary

[@sharinglungs3226]

BeeBee 2121 She’s doing it right. She’s putting the bulk of her savings in stocks which can compound over time surpassing her 401k big time. Same with roth, top it off and let that compound as well. Time is on her side and if she keeps on this path she can retire early in luxury.

[@NarutoFanGirl753]

i'm 7 yrs younger than her and have double that in my retirement account and ive only ever worked casually. sis needs to really figure that stuff out soon or she'll be struggling.

[@P0k3D0nd3M4cG]

@@NarutoFanGirl753 how? And there is no way a 20yr old without a dedicated career has $10k USD in a retirement fund. Trolls are funny

[@habiebiee1]

agree!750 dollars in her personal saving account just gives me chill!😣😣 I am sorry but I dont think most asian people can stand less than 10K in their personal saving account at their late 20s!😣😣

[@luckyhenry9832]

A great example of someone making good financial decisions. Not an extravagant lifestyle; not overly frugal either. She seems to have found balance and moderation relatively early in life. Wishing happiness for her and her partner ahead. 😘

[@ryeofoatmeal]

she spent 400$ per year for clothes.. i think i need to change

[@ApRiL3706]

I spend way less than that lol. And I earn 50k

[@Feliciatanktop]

How do y’all spend less than that? If I wanna buy 3 pairs of jeans that’s already $100. 2 pairs of heels are another $100. 6 blouses are another $100. And a heavy winter jacket and a pair of sneakers are another $100. Boom, $400 gone. I mean I spent $100 just on swimsuits alone this year lol

[@ApRiL3706]

@@Feliciatanktop I buy 90% of my stuff on clearance, use coupons, go to outlets. I pay a better price than people do at a thrift store. Last week I got two blouses at forever 21 for $9.00 because even with the clearance there was also an additional percentage off. Last year, I got this cute heavy winter jacket at Sears for $30 and in reality it was either $20 or $30 dollars more than that so they gave it to me at $30 because of there mistake but if they didn't, I would have not bought it. I also don't go activately looking for clothes I need. I buy things as I go especially after the season is over because they mark them down and I can use it for next year.

[@Nico-zw9ud]

@@Feliciatanktop You don't need 6 blouses and 3 pair of jeans a year that's way overkill. 1 pair of jeans and 2 blouses can last me a year easily. One pair of shoes last me 2 years. I probably spend $150 on clothes a year.

[@Feliciatanktop]

Morgan Sinclair I’m too much into fashion and wearing cute clothes to do that lmao I couldn’t wear the same clothes to everything

[@consciousbeauty91]

I was looking forward to think because DC is so expensive, so I wanted to see how she was making it off only a 50k salary. Her husband is how. This wasn’t really a good representation of living on a 50k salary.

[@aaiish9097]

Why not? Everything else seemed normal except the housing but that problem could be solved by having one more roommate instead of the husband

[@neethi3jois]

Exactly! Living in DC has taught me a thing or two about the need to live debt free. You can’t live below $50K and have debt! I was so happy to see this until I saw her husband’s salary.

[@TinyCricket89]

Your income doesn’t always reflect wealth. There are people making six figures who are poor and people making $40,000 who are more financially stable. There are way too many factors to consider when it comes to someone’s lifestyle to judge ie why doesn’t this person have more saved if they make X amount??

[@1bwash]

Her partner’s salary is double hers, makes her split their costs evenly AND she has to live with her partner’s brother as a roommate. Huge red flag.

[@jackiem1682]

I don't think they split evenly. She said they put a percentage of their income into their joint accounts.

[@RochelletheRealtor]

She specifically said that they pay a percentage. He pays more than her.

[@christineprasad1547]

she said he was her husband..she locked down for life now :')

[@nayemalaboni8318]

Thanks

[@MsMockingbird06]

She also said that rent is split, her and her husband pay $2300 and the brother-in-law pays $1000. We don’t know the % that she pays towards that $2300 and living with the brother-in-law is helping them save on rent. Personally, my husband makes nearly 2x more than me, but I don’t pay rent. Most of my income goes towards my student loans.

[@FrankLenolds]

This just gives me hope... I can make it no matter what happens in life 😔

[@Justteejayy]

You got it dude! 👍🏾 you can do anything you put your mind to

[@FrankLenolds]

TJ Talks sure I guess your right

[@pricey000]

Yeah just marry someone rich and do barley anything

[@onebraincellleft2563]

Could you do a single parent? Or a family on food stamps?

[@cato451]

Odd choices: 27, no car or 401k but expensive vacations and loan debt. Kill that debt and start shoring up your 401k. Btw, owning individual stocks is too risky. Still, she seems happy which counts most!!

[@Rooted_Locs]

Which ETFs do you recommend then?

[@cato451]

miniimufin Schwab U.S. Broad Market

[@reehji]

Owning individual stocks isn't risky. The risk is in the lack of effort of doing one's own due diligence, or things you don't understand about that stock. Then again, most people are better off doing index funds and ETF's. Leave the enterprising investors out for passionate people who care about the market as one of his/her hobby (note: don't mistake this with speculations and under-fitting psychology ).

[@quinitawhitfield9541]

Stocks aren't as risky while your young. Same as diversifying 401k at a younger age

[@ominous450]

I winced when they said they’re spending $3000 in RENT for a 2 bedroom.

[@shannonleo3359]

The comment section is full of ppl without intellect of reasoning skills apparently... Partner income does matter. It completely skews how you go about your day to day life...you spending habits and levels of discretionary income when you have a partner as a security safety net. That's why ppl are annoyed at the click bait video. If she was a waitress who made $15 an hour but dated a multi-millionaire would you guys be like "hE dOeSn't nEceSsarily pAy fOr eVeRyThInG" . Stop the madness.

[@1bwash]

Shannon Leo what’s weird is that her husband makes double what she does, but she pays half the rent. Are they together or roommates?

[@silenceofthepams]

Yeah I don't think people realize how insanely cheap her portion of the rent is for the area. And that's because she has an SO to split it with. It's also nice dating someone who can afford to live closer to your job and let you cut down on commuting costs.

[@mastersnet18]

1bwash seriously. They seem to have one of those modern marriages where they have all their money separate, instead of pooling it together.

[@samagapokharel2412]

a BICYCLE FOR 2000 DOLLARS, SHE OK????

[@investedfemelle7564]

samaga pokharel i was looking for a comment like this lol WTH!???? Is it taking me around the globe?

[@taylaharper8678]

They don't have a car so it equals out.

[@quinitawhitfield9541]

High quality bikes like Shimono can go up to the price of a car. But they have a lifetime warranty

[@TheGbrie]

The girl said she barely spends $400-500 in clothes a year and they don't spend on a car... People pay high prices for what is really valuable to them and she said cycling was a big part of their lives.

[@SeaToSummit1969]

If cycling is important to you, then yeah, it's very easy to spend a lot. And you really do get what you pay for.

[@tittillate]

Love these videos. Please make more!

[@laurenconrad1799]

annattv me too

[@sweetascandyxoxo]

I hate this series, they pick the people with the worst financial decisions ever. I’m in Canada though I feel like people here keep their rent down and try to save for a small house or down payment not earn as much as she does and pay nearly $4000 in rent are you kidding me!

[@ShawanMason]

Khan Academy has videos like these, but they actually interview people willing to share their salaries, education, budget, goals and how they got into their career. They're more in depth.

[@PhoenixBlade538]

Maria M whoa! Didn’t know that, thanks!!

[@floralcapacity7319]

What are they called?

[@ShawanMason]

@@floralcapacity7319 enter "Khan Academy Careers" in the search bar 🙂. The real title is pretty long, but that search should pull up the videos.

[@ominous450]

I winced when she said they’re spending $3300 in rent for a 2 bedroom. Move to a cheaper neighborhood. Quit spending $5000+ per year on vacations. Pay off the student loans ASAP. Start saving for a down payment on a house. Put more into your 401K. They’re goofing right now

[@friday8370]

They’re enjoying their lives. It works for them. It’s baffling that someone could actually believe someone else has to just pay off debt first and then enjoy trips and a beautiful. It’s their way of having it all by still saving and paying off loans and taking care of their help and enjoying time off as often as possible

[@Joythealchemist]

Not everyone follows that path stop judging.

[@nkwari]

Better to take some trips now than after you have babies.

[@princesslulu5795]

Not Friday only an idiot would choose to stay in debt longer than necessary if they can afford to pay it off

[@xTaddertot]

DC is one of the most expensive areas in the country. 3300 sounds about right

[@andreab6012]

Keep these coming! Love this series

[@wizardofthought]

i love how they just go so deep like: they really had to ask her the price of every single gift in the house, so much dedication.

[@foreverbeauty90]

Interviewing me would be quite shocking

[@MMmm-bg9li]

Forever Beauty how so?

[@michellefoley8438]

Forever Beauty why?

[@PermanentHigh]

lmaa

[@AC-qo8oq]

🤣

[@annelately]

Underrated 🤣🤣🤣 i mean same like yeah i have no savings spend my pay for clothes glamour bye 🤣🤣 jk

[@Ewa_]

She seems really smart with her money. Trips and the memories/ experience you gain through those are more important than paying off your loan in a year. I hate the mentality of “ you can’t enjoy anything ever as long as you have bills to pay”. Bills never go away and you only live once and no one knows for how long.... enjoy life people!

[@MyLady22]

That’s true. I say it’s ok to enjoy a vacation or 2 a year. They worked hard and if they have the means then go enjoy it while you are young.

[@MadisonAshleigh]

i wish they showed the cars they drive

[@kaylee660]

They don’t own a car. She said she borrows her brother in law car

[@saraa7827]

Absolutely love all your series involving money/income/budget! It’s what made me subscribe, please keep it coming!

[@BigChrisENT]

In the first 20 seconds I realize I was clickbaited

[@swicheroo1]

OMG: The Judgmentalism in the comments. So what if she's with a man who makes more money. Statistics say that this will be the case for most women who end up in domestic partnerships. So what if she takes great trips. She doesn't have to go on full lock down. She's making meaningful strides to keep herself motivated. So what if her life doesn't reflect your life. It doesn't have to. This is an entertainment docu-series that's simply allowing you a peeping tom moment into somebody else's--not your own--life. It's not like she's being very high and mighty...and inviting the scorn.

[@kimberlyrios3718]

Thank you!! Someone said it!!

[@rickm8720]

I agree, but I think that people are upset that it's like "a 27 yr old making $52k in DC!!! But in reality she is married and it would be more realistic to say "a 27 yr old couple making $142k in DC"

[@bohemelavie1]

I think people are simply annoyed that the title was misleading. I still found the video interesting but it wasn’t what it claimed to be, “how a couple who make $142k spend their money” or “how a woman with a shared income spends her money” would have been a better title as that is what the video was actually about!

[@swicheroo1]

Then those people should not attack her. Personal attacks are un-cool. Some idiot for the website puts the title on this type of stuff. Sometimes they do it for the clicks. Sometimes they do it for the provocation. She didn't make any claims. She was just nice enough to show the place.

[@Lauracupcake1121]

Khanh Ho most people arent attacking her, they are attacking the video and how financially, it is way different to make 52k on your own, or with a partner who makes over 90k a year, and you are splitting costs, and expenses with them to leave way for luxuries she wouldnt be able to have otherwise. Thats the whole point of the video, to show a life style with that salary. Absolutely not the same. It doesnt give a realistic view of a person living off 52k because she is not living off 52k. Your argument makes no sense and id like to say everybody who up voted this has no common sense in money handling. Its not the same when you are dating someone, to when you are married, living under the same roof, and paying bills and combining salaries together.

[@JulieNguyenYoga]

I love this series for how relatable it is, especially this episode since I live in Arlington, VA too! I know plenty of people whose lifestyle is very similar to hers. If anything, I think she is more responsible with her money than most. I'm not sure why people are so critical about how she spends her money. She obviously lives a comfortable life and not once asked for pity or sympathy

[@anajjar456]

Not seeing her face brings me back to cartoons that didn't show the adults faces. LOL

[@aidefarias5254]

I make about 2,000 a month 40 hours a week job Monthly bills Rent - $400 Car note- $500 Utilities- $500 Savings- $100 Credit cards -$500

[@AC-qo8oq]

I hope you don’t mind, but I did a bit of number crunching and here’s where you could make some improvements based on your income: Income $2000 Housing 35%, 700 Debt repayments 5-10%, max $200 Utilities 5%, 100 Transportation 15-20%, 400 Savings minimum 10% $200 Food 10% $200 Your rent is low, but utilities are very high. I’m guessing you’re living in a house with roommates. Your savings are low, probably because your car note is very high and so is your credit card debt. Good luck 🍀👍🏼

[@dinorawruh]

absolutely love this series!! Please do more! And keep up with the quality!! It's so interesting to see these as a recent graduate and learning how to manage money. No one really talks about these things and it's kind of weird to ask, very intruding topic. So this is very nice to see that people may seem like they are well off and have no problems on the outside but they can be working really hard toward their goals!

[@starburst9053]

A Video on My salary: *GIRL SPENDS ENTIRE PAYCHECK ON TACO BELL*

[@BaderHashmeh]

"How a girl who spends intire salary on taco bell manages | Money Tour | Glamour

[@carliemichelle19]

Thank you for doing one of these in the DC metro area. As a soon to be graduate moving to that area w/ a significant other moving as well soon after it's nice to see what others spend their income on

[@SailorVenus90]

More please. Various incomes of all extremes. Also, thank you to the participants of the videos so far.

[@flo3118]

I really like this series on how people spend their money ! Keep em coming Glamour!

[@ecarson5129]

I LOVE this spin on the concept! Showing what's in her house/what products she uses and how much they cost .love it!

[@martinamartinkova3141]

I really like that she is not ussing plastic containers and she also uses eco cup

[@meangirlbecca]

I live in the DC area so I can relate to most of what she's talking about. Let's just say that she'd be having a lot harder time with 52k by herself in this area. Having a husband with a higher income obviously helps.

[@ckherrington3]

Who’s giving her all these gifts?

[@joycekemp9545]

CallMeCourt exactly ! Is it her hubby?

[@MMmm-bg9li]

Friends and family. I give a lot of gifts to my friends as well haha

[@joycekemp9545]

M G hahaha 👍🏻

[@helen3030]

probably wedding gifts

[@PermanentHigh]

Husband obviously

[@vananhdo4880]

Come here just to say their apartment looks Amazing!!!

[@joshuadeleon2953]

ya know your girl is money conscious when she uses up and up moisturizer, love it

[@movedbythemoon]

I also appreciate adding what her husband makes and what they do together. Keeps it realistic 👍

[@GenK1991]

These are great!!! Keep em coming

[@S2heliee]

please make more!!!! these are so great

[@Liuhuayue]

That house looks model perfect. Maybe it's the camera shots, but it just looks so pristine and modern.

[@jrcook333]

I like how humble they are

[@msieeonTV]

She is very practical. I like her approach to money.

[@miasanchez2303]

Why is this oddly satisfying to me Is it like this for anyone else?

[@mbuck5044]

Love this channel!! Please continue to bring more videos like this one🤗🤗

[@MintyLala]

I love this series! Please continue making them. They make me realize how much money I’m wasting :(

[@torts1217]

I like the bill format better. But that's just me.

[@watchmesave4912]

Stop by channel. I share my budgetkzbin.info/door/4nAiCVjZwc8MCZHNrC_KsQ

[@animeaddict13]

This makes me feel a bit better. I'm 25, almost 26, living in DC, and am in a similar financial situation (sans being married).

[@DrAdnan]

DC is one of my favorite cities

[@eclecroy]

As a 26 year old teacher, I suddenly feel really behind. I want stocks!

[@ADF200]

She’s super relatable.

[@cocoreo89]

Wow this was a good detailed video!! Do another one!!

[@MsCbaby22]

I just feel like her husband should be paying more in rent seeing as he makes way more and has less expenses. Idk if that’s weird 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@kaylee660]

I agree

[@Rinafashionista]

These a seriously my FAVE videos you guys post ... i mean i like others but really enjoy these lol

[@junaidkhan-in5il]

Okay I don't feel so worried about my financial situation. My group of friends are very financial smart and have made some terrific investments with their money. I have a friend who will be looking to retire in a few years and he's currently 25. I sometimes compare myself too much but looking at this really puts in to things perspective that I'm not doing half bad at 23.

[@junaidkhan-in5il]

@AllShades01 I think the advice I can give to the general public is to eliminate debt live well below your means and invest early. I'm also on track to retire at 30 and travel 3 months out of the year. Just following this will at least insure your financially independent and ahead of all your peers.

[@Aleci]

Loveeeeee this kind of videos! Keep them coming plz

[@876tisha]

Wait she makes 52,000 and her husbands makes 93,000 and they splitting rent 🤦‍♀️

[@briareese960]

Latisha Williams couldn’t be me lmao

[@floralcapacity7319]

@@briareese960 y’all would make your husbands pay all the rent?

[@Phlegethon]

Why would you have $11K in stock and not use that to pay off your $28K of student loans?

[@Phlegethon]

Carine Coursol no it doesn’t....your return on stocks isn’t guaranteed while your return paying down high interest student loans are (see 2018)

[@lizberry010]

Head and shoulders is NOT $3.99 🧐

[@leilanidru7506]

lizberry010 ikr. And herbal essences hello hydration is NOT $5.29. And bikes do NOT cost $2000🤔🤔🤔

[@nicolerodriguez6339]

blessing B Do you not realize that they live in a different area, could be ordering their stuff online, and basically are living different than you? Bikes can go up to 5k for the best ones.

[@jonguyen100]

@@leilanidru7506 Yeah, good bikes do.

[@leilanidru7506]

Nicole Rodriguez ok🤷🏾‍♀️😐

[@tellallyourfriends27]

Um I live near D.C. And head & Shoulders is close to $7.00 here everywhere except Walmart!

[@ellaskills]

I love these videos.

[@katierene4416]

I live in DC and just got a job with a similar salary. So this video is so relevant to me!

[@aena5995]

What do u do? And what did u study at uni cuz i m 17 and want to learn more about the career options out there

[@aquagamer1212]

You got a husband that makes more than twice you do as well?

[@JC-mw1oj]

"Cooking dinner every night and taking leftover for lunch" I think she is doing a great job with spending money. I spend way too much money eating out and nyc is expensive 😭

[@sumiji888]

She's minimalist when it comes to her personal cares and makeup stuff

[@iamwindchakra]

She seems to have a really good balance between paying off her debts managing bills and having fun with her money. Honestly think that she could probably move to a cheaper apartment it seems a little ludicrous that someone that makes almost half of what her husband makes is paying a full half of the rent. I don't think as a married person I would want to have a roommate but what do I know I'm not married. But yeah she seems very frugal and well put together and very smart.

[@mckennahodges4139]

Love this series!

[@bohemelavie1]

Love this series! Would be nice if you guys could create a title that more accurately reflects the content of the video. Was still very interesting to watch but I went into the video expecting one thing but got something different.

[@OhHaberathee]

More of these + money tours, please!

[@frannypie.]

$ 30 - 40k in nyc living alone next pls!

[@i-never-look-at-replies-lol]

Don't think they want to shoot a video in the slums...

[@AnnaBreit]

Good to see someone who has a reasonable income

[@JadeCampbell40]

A lot of people don't realize how much you can save by preparing your own coffee and tea. You can get some really great organic coffees and teas at your local store like sprouts wholefoods Target trader Joe's Tom thumb and etc and you can get a good vegan or regular organic creamer and good disposabl coffee cups. This saves a lot of money for the month. Also when you buy your own snacks or make your own organic healthy treats. also if you get your own methylating juice or you can make your own cold pressed juices and smoothies. Hack you can get a mini Hamilton Beach blender for $15 and blend your own smoothies daily. That will save you a lot of money as well. Sorry just my little rant because I love videos like this. 💙💡

[@pipihi2712]

great series!

[@nikicastera]

That is very interesting video! I hope there will be more like this one

[@myanagihara2901]

I’m Japanese, 27 yo last year, have to pay scholarships, got married. I like to watch this vid I watch this vid many times because I can feel the differences between she and I. I keep my money ¥80000(about 750$)every month. My husband too. We travel once or twice a year.

[@effiab5995]

I love this kind of videos

[@TheGlamFactor]

I love this video series!!! :)

[@elishab4506]

PLEASE keep making these videos!! They are so useful for struggling millennials like me! lol

[@kayduff5676]

Good god. Everyone thinks they know it all in these comments. She seems like she has her life together. Take a chill pill y’all.

[@ANonyMouse627]

Really nice apartment, love the light room. Also I don't think 1500sq ft is "more than we need" for 3 people. That sounds like a just right amount of space.

[@FAKETV96]

Yes more DC based videos plz!

[@HerGodlyCommunity]

love this!! especially the price next to each item

[@DrAdnan]

I’m 27 and make over -$52k/yr on med school tuition 😂

[@Adrian-gw3mk]

You're still living the dream of many. I wish I could go to med school.

[@consciousbeauty91]

Same except law school 😩😂

[@DrAdnan]

Modern Soul Sista It sucks, but hopefully we’ll make it all back and more in the future. Good luck! 🙌

[@consciousbeauty91]

Adnan A Right. We WILL make it all back and much more. Good luck to you too 🙌🏾👍🏾

[@DrAdnan]

Modern Soul Sista Thanks!

[@MSP233]

Before I clicked the video I was like “hmmm living in DC making 52k??” Like yeah right! I live near DC and unless you have a partner/husband/wife or roommates it is so expensive to rent anywhere near DC. And after taxes, it’s like your entire paycheck just goes towards the rent.

[@melindalaro]

Her husband makes almost twice as much as her but they split the rent equally? That’s insane. There was a time when I was making more then my husband and we split accordingly. How can you expect her to save?

[@SuperBill5150]

Thank you. I usually have to roll my eyes at relationship finances because people always base it on gender, but there are cases in which one partner should pay more. I would pay more if I lived with a sibling who made half my salary. Let alone my spouse. AND they're putting the same amount into the joint savings. AND he has a fraction of her student loans. It's not always about fairness. It's about supporting your partner.

[@megha5476]

She has the life many dream of.

[@MyLady22]

Nope. I like having a car.

[@sannydee]

This seems doable as realistic. Even though my struggle is no loan debt but low wages even though 2 degrees. Bless them. Thanks for the different pov