Lost 1 Income But Still Spending like CRAZY | Millennial Real Life Budget Review Ep. 14

[@anthonya8172]

I was able to get my grocery list down to $160 per week for a family of 4. 🙌🏽

[@ryanlight1013]

No one cares!

[@christinamunoz4687]

yikes! their budget is really tight. if i were them, i'd cut off the subscriptions too. also, no fun, travel, and dining spending at all. look at other insurances that are cheaper. so glad i paid off my student loans during the pandemic. took advantage of the 0% interest rate.

[@ryanlight1013]

No one cares!

[@colleenhanson2688]

This is one of my favorite video series! It's incredibly helpful for learning how to navigate my budget. :)

[@DebtFreeMillennials]

Thanks so much!! I love creating these :)

[@BagsNBaguettes_327]

So much here that can be dialed down, especially with that income. If you can eat out, you can become a coupon saving queen while baby is sleeping and cook at home (make sandwiches). That is a massive car payment and car insurance.

[@jenniferlin8535]

Tight budget for sure. I'd guess that Verizon may be their internet, not their phone bill. I think it's huge progress that they've even written this down, though -- having this information is a great start!

[@DebtFreeMillennials]

ahhh that makes sense.

[@PurrBetweenThePages]

PECO (usually said Pee-Co) is electricity in Pennsylvania

[@C_Beaty]

PECO is an electric utility, and I'm betting Verizon is their internet (FiOS).

[@missfroggie909]

def get rid of you tube, thats 67 a month, I think mom will go back to work, because they like to eat out alot.

[@A_D624]

Philadelphia you need 2 incomes and people here are obsessed with eating outside the home.

[@haute03]

Definitely. Both things are true for most American cities.

[@bonniegaither3994]

Is that water bill a month? I thought they usually did it every three months. I don’t know because I live somewhere where it’s included in my rent and it’s usually about $40

[@amielawson8344]

The Verizon could be their internet bill.

[@katandmoonbudgets]

I have to watch that video yet, but with my credit in low 600s, 3 vehicle events, and I was quoted $172/ month to have $0 deductible for comprehensive. That was the lowest i could get of 4 companies lol

[@vianjelos]

I have a 750ish credit score, 0 incidents on my driving record and yet my insurance is still 150$ for comprehensive(and thats with deductibles).a lot of the cost depends on location. Where I live we have the highest car insurance rates in the country(or one of them) so no matter how well I take care of my record and how safe my car is I will be paying due to the high accidents in my area.

[@shilohmorris5527]

My car insurance is even more than theirs 😢 $182

[@Username_CC_]

Mine is $65 what on earth are you doing

[@shilohmorris5527]

@user-nb8tg3xf3u well i have 2 cars. But other than that 🤷‍♀️ i have a perfect driving record

[@Username_CC_]

@@shilohmorris5527 never met someone who could drive two cars at once

[@priggssss]

I live in Florida our average for people my age is $400 20% of drivers aren’t insured it’s a no fault state

[@Username_CC_]

@@priggssss 400 a month is insane I can't believe how expensive the coast is

[@wendiw1445]

where do you find the free spreadsheet you mentioned? Thanks! I love all your videos. they are very helpful and i am learning a lot.

[@DebtFreeMillennials]

www.debtfreemillennials.com/toolkit Thanks for being here!

[@ryanlight1013]

Let me get this straight, they want a new house, pay off student loans and pay for a child on one income!! The word stupid is reserved for certain people, like this!