Last September Cash Envelope Unstuffing || Taking $7k to the Bank! || How I Handle Being Over Budget

Today I am unstuffing my cash envelopes based on my spending!
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Thanks for being part of my journey! If you're new here: I get paid monthly, but I stuff my envelopes weekly (even my sinking funds). This helps keep me motivated & on track with my goals, so I hope you enjoy! I started my journey in August 2020. I paid off $2,714.62 in 2020, with $2,600.27 of that going towards my credit card debt, & I plan to pay off ALL my credit card/consumer debt before the end of 2021!!
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My name is Kristin, and I am on a debt payoff journey to eliminate my consumer debt before the end of 2021. My next goal will be to pay off my student loans! I hope you'll follow me on my journey where we can learn & grow together on our quest for financial wellness & intentional living.

[@lilygem33991]

I love your videos! Especially the unstuffing ones!!! I really enjoy that you do each transaction separately and that you track it all on your sheets!

[@mrachel3]

For your business bills, I would take from professional development for those as you don’t seem to use that category much and it seemed to have a decent amount of money in it.

[@Budget.All.the.Things]

Thanks to you, I finally restarted my KZbin channel, Budget All The Things. ❤

[@Autumnbudgets]

Ah no hope your foot is on the mend soon ❤️‍🩹 Great shuffling round to make things balance 😊 & I think utility companies make it up as they go along! Fab video lovely 🥰 xx🧡🍂🦊🍄

[@BobbiMimms]

That's a lot of money on food between groceries and eating out. Are you creating a stockpile or something?

[@TheOscar15432]

Hey friend. Really enjoyed. Hope you feel better.

[@lenat946]

I'm sooooo ready for this video 😁❤️

[@thejoyinpensandpaper890]

Very thankful for this video!

[@taranickoledesigns3340]

Love it!!

[@ceceliacarter1670]

❤❤❤

[@JenG619]

My favorite ❤

[@sarahkretsinger5298]

If you are going to be picky about the bills is there a way to pause your recording and put the “crusty” ones in the back of the stack so you don’t have to keep going through the stack to find an acceptable bill for the envelopes?

[@sandymyers1182]

I know you probably have a good reason… but why don’t you just add everything in a category together and take it to the bank?

[@Mrs_Noziska_2023]

It’s easiest to go by each category that way if you spend in that category, you know what you have taken out. I record myself so I know what I did because I get so lost.

[@sandymyers1182]

@@Mrs_Noziska_2023 that’s what I said. Add up the entries for each category, like groceries, and do the total. Then go to the next category. Seems like such an inefficient way to do it the way she does it, But…each to their own

[@AJthecrazycatlady]

She does it that way she has the $1 to save for her $1 challenge and she has stated before she also does because she like playing with the money.

[@sandymyers1182]

@@AJthecrazycatlady makes me a nervous wreck

[@theresadavis7604]

@@sandymyers1182 I feel like that when I watch people count with the money facing backwards 😅 Her channel is not for you and that’s OK. There tons of them on here to watch. I happen to love her way because it’s like playing the banker in Monopoly. Adding up is boring 🥱

[@acorn297]

Why not add everything you spent on the calculator and pull the full amount for the whole catagory instead of each seperate transaction? This seems so much harder

[@theresadavis7604]

This way is more fun. The other way is boring