Key Things To Do With Your Finances If You Are A Single Woman

[@Clevergirlfinance]

NOTE: This is a general / high level advice video and is for educational purposes only. You'll need to figure out what works for your unique life scenario but if you are single and/or don't have the luxury of a second house hold income, these are some important tips. Married? In a serious relationship that also supports your household finances? These tips are still very relevant for you too!

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[@tanitrarobinson7477]

Just paid off the only credit card I have...also just bought a house last year with a grant I received...paying the mortgage and principle each month to pay it off early!

[@WellBalancedWallet]

I’m married, and having an emergency fund has literally been a life saver! I would place it number one on my list as well!

[@chloeya.m.9423]

Finally. Something for single folks. The tip about disability insurance is great! I never thought to look into this, and didn’t realize the built in one at with is not enough.

[@afrikanfire]

Truly great advice. I hadn't really considered how crucial disability insurance is. I'd simply leave the default option during the yearly benefits renewal.

[@thesinglemomsummit2618]

EXACTLY WHAT I SAID!

[@southernjulip2403]

Amen.

[@ingerwilliams8659]

I had a great disability insurance less than $40/month I let it lapse at age 46 found myself totally disabled with 3 minor children Please listen to this Lady!!!

[@alwaysfantabulous]

Inger Williams I agree 100%!! I was laid off from a job, but didn't realize I was paying LTD for 8yrs. As a single mom with a young son it kept us for 2 1/2 yrs. It was a TRUE BLESSING in disguise.

[@tanitrarobinson7477]

Aflac is great!

[@scratcherscratcher11]

Great video. Just became debt free and I am loving it!

[@Clevergirlfinance]

Well done 🥳🥳🥳. This is great news and a big achievement. We are celebrating with you!

[@moneywoman8773]

One of my goals for 2018 is to grow my emergency fund! Really great advice.

[@ajl1441]

I’m divorced, so these tips are super useful and will help me to start working on creating my financial security. Thanks so much!

[@michelarosier1918]

Happy New Year. Thanks for sharing those tips for 2018. I'm single and yes, my goal is to learn, be prepared, and take action.🔥 Thanks, for sharing.🎉🎇🎉

[@ginaellis1030]

Thank you so much for putting this video together! Most budgeting videos have to do with being married or having a family. This is so informative for those of use who are single income and only depending on ourselves. You’re awesome!

[@Clevergirlfinance]

Thanks for watching!

[@LGnLA]

Excellent video, most focus on couples only, this very helpful & informative!! Tfs!!

[@novenebainter6866]

I was working on my emergency fund when I was laid off. I have my plan laid out when I restart work.

[@MsTori_boss]

6 months is a safe emergency funding. Online billing helps with budget. Paying bills online credits your accounts 48 hours than 5 days mailing payment. Paying bills on time does add your credit score well. 35% credit score is based on paying bills.

[@QHuda_A]

amazing tips, thank you for this critical financial advice. I just discovered your channel a ​few days ago and it has been a wealth of knowledge. Happy new year by the way.

[@MrsVanness0929]

Thank you!!!! I took physical notes 😂😂😂

[@gn7493]

The name of your channel completely fits you. Thank you so much Sis 💓

[@budgetingrose5681]

Single here! Thank you for the great advice!

[@wanderfulllife2407]

What would be interesting is to have someone on about reducing the tax burden. By the way I do enjoy your channel and think that you give sound advice. I didn't say that in my last comment and I wanted you to know.

[@splashZzzoe]

Yes I love a woman that’s knows her money

[@lexusgibz2745]

This was really good! Especially the idea of having disability income as a single woman.

[@mildredmiti2786]

love this very useful

[@paulinealba9659]

Hello 👋 Bola Have enjoyed your videos and your newsletter What are your thoughts on life insurance for a single person with no dependents ? Need or not necessary? Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@choosetoshine2610]

Great tips, Bola! Incorporating these tips!

[@sandramatos6409]

A tip for buying disability insurance is to select a quite long waiting period. The cost should be more affordable. Probably a six month or one year waiting period is best since anyway those first months should be covered by the emergency fund. The cost will be very competitive.

[@sandramatos6409]

Another tip is not to use the same policy from your employer. If you change jobs probably they won’t provide this coverage as a benefit anymore. If they do the cost of the conversion from group to individual policy should always be greater.

[@dennispowell6591]

The things you're always talking about is not good for just women but for men also. I put myself on a $50 a week budget to spend on myself. And anything that's left over goes into my savings as well as any other funds that's left over from my other account.

[@299justme]

Of course it can be applicable to men... but she was specifically addressing these advice to single women.

[@dennispowell6591]

I know but I like to save money also.

[@dennispowell6591]

@1deadbuddhist That's what I spend on myself when it uses to be about $600 a month. The rest I'm using to pay off old bills .

[@busingyevangilister5594]

Thanks for these insights Bola👏👏

[@englishrose4388]

Thank you.

[@Clevergirlfinance]

You're welcome!

[@msgray5639]

I really enjoyed this! Thank you!!

[@simplycherry23]

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[@annielin2894]

I am temping right now during this COVID 19 I only have $22 an hour. My rent is $1020, all I can do is to save the rest.

[@mrs.w2942]

You can do it!!

[@Peace2dagawdz]

How many hours do you work

[@annielin2894]

@@Peace2dagawdz 40 hours

[@roar6047]

I hear you. I’m working making $20/hr for a temp job. I’m trying to get a government job with higher pay before the temp job ends (early next year).

[@annielin2894]

@@roar6047 do you know if there are professionals that will help to do the resume for federal or state job sites

[@michelleboakye5756]

Thank you very much for sharing!

[@angellawalker4948]

Thanks Bola i really enjoy your videos. I have a question. Do you have a video on redundancy?

[@Clevergirlfinance]

no but ill put it on my list thank you for watching!!

[@LetyMorenoBeYou]

Thank you so much for creating these amazing video series 👍👍🙌👏

[@juliannaokike7373]

Interesting.... I was ahead then I some how fell behind.

[@angelicfrequency471]

looking for Budget buddy/ accountability buddy...

[@josiemoukiama4991]

Hi bola, what about a video for single stay at home women with young kids?? Depending on child support temporarily but,have personal bills? Hairstylist from home for now

[@jenniferkoranteng1798]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@ashdacraft]

It was impossible to find a video about finances for a single childfree person and the only one I found was 5 years old 😬

[@sabbiea7268]

Thank you 🦋

[@naokarina593]

What is a seeking fund? I hear people tolking about this

[@sabbiea.b.1152]

Thank you 🔥🔥🔥

[@awtr888]

Thank you Bola

[@geewhiz747]

How do you feel about roboadvising? I use acorn and stash for investing and FINHABITS for retirement

[@barbarasutton9683]

Good advice! Can I have any fun though?!?! All doom and gloom..😩

[@Clevergirlfinance]

hahaha yes you can fun. It's not doom and gloom - it's preparation!

[@adilsoncabral547]

I'm a man and my taking the advice :)

[@bubblegum7412]

6 months?

[@lovess4051]

ok now

[@geewhiz747]

Is 27 too late to start saving for retirement?

[@superslyfoxx1]

Nope.Please start! There are people my age who have nothing. The earlier the better.

[@QueenBees456]

Are u kidding? If I can only have those yrs back.

[@annadavis6361]

Nope, it’s perfect timing ! Hit it hard and watch your older you thank your younger you later! Good luck!

[@leticiabravo1034]

I want to say thank you for all advice I married when was 20 I'm 54 we have a house but is it was my husband name because and that time I never expect he cheating on me, he let for young woman and court where I am living give the house to him. now at my age, I am broke but I am working cleaning I have to start again from zero God help me and thank for all advice God bless you

[@lionesslamb7049]

💌💕

[@GreekYogurtGranola]

I call it my safety net

[@missshellie5478]

6 months of living expenses 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️ How obtainable is that? Dave Ramsey says $1000 and put the rest on paying down debt

[@missnlahi]

For me I had the $1,000 when I wasn't making good money. Then I built up to the 6 months once I had all my loans paid off. But I was careful with the food I ate and my health

[@annadavis6361]

You can do it! You just need a plan and a good support system. Start now!

[@juicearibe]

I don't mean to take you off the subject but what do you think about cryptocurrencies? Because fortunes are being made I don't see it for the long-term I'm looking at the short gains. Good friend of mine invested about $200 it's been 6 months he made $16,000.00 dollars.

[@ImenBen12]

juicearibe great question!! Very hyped at the moment and I would love to hear her input. And wow your friend made a lot of money!

[@DewTime]

Don’t do it. It’s speculation. Warren Buffett says don’t invest in anything without inherent value. Crypto currency doesn’t make money in and of itself. You only make money by assuming someone else is willing to pay a higher price for it in the future. That’s speculation, like buying gold.

[@sweetpea1531]

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