Opening my 2023 Money Savings Tin!!!!! UK Cash envelopes and savings challenges | BudgetWithMads

[@BonnieBudgets]

I was guessing close to £800 (my son regularly send me pics of piles of money when he's counting at work so I've had practice lol) for future reference the tin I learnt recently that if you press hard on the seem it will pop open and you've mixed one of your bags of £1 & £2 so you'll need to adjust that before you take it to the bank xx huge well done as this is such a huge achievement!!🎉🎉🎉

[@paulinetaylor2812]

Just lay the tin on its side and squash the middle, it works every time.

[@Catobergcontent]

How is it meant to squash if it’s full

[@alecb7543]

There still is some empty space inside​@@Catobergcontent

[@rachelscatbudget]

I loved that you had to count the money again because you couldn't believe it. Congratulations 🎉❤

[@janetlodge2331]

Hi hun when open another tin lay it on its side they is a line where it's connected together just press firmly near it and it will come apart that's a safer way I just don't want u to hurt your self

[@BudgetWithMads]

trying this this year!

[@teetalena]

an amazing achievement! :) Stumbled across your channel last night. excited to see your 2024 journey!

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you!!

[@mysticalmarmite2985]

Well done on getting into the tin, you can turn it on its side and pop the seam by pushing down on one side, or standing on it ! but good on you for persevering 😊 You smashed the savings (and the tin lol)

[@GrandmaSandy]

Nothing I am very proud of you and what you’ve been able to accomplish by a little at a time and it adds up the end of the year

[@BudgetWithMads]

thanks so much!! x

[@lcaroline1100]

Fantastic you smashed it! The money bags need to be the same denomination. You’ve got one bag that is £2 and £1 mixed together. Take the £1s out and add in your other £2s x

[@BudgetTherapy]

This gave me such joy considering what went on with your car, job and rent situations! Well done Queen!! ❤

[@SovereignSaurus]

Crazy how it mounts up like that. Well done!

[@BudgetWithMads]

its so much fun!

[@GrandmaSandy]

Oh, I love your video and your budgeting tips and starting out small and it always ends up being a really good little amount just by saving the change in our pocket

[@BudgetWithMads]

every little helps! x

[@Caroline-ix6hz]

This was do fun to watch! I would love to hear your savings story. Congratulations Mads. Well done!👏👏

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you!

[@alexandrahall1886]

Use an electronic tin opener that's what I used when I did my holiday saving tin

[@BudgetWithMads]

i may need to invest!

[@D.Danielle]

I just see this video. You have to lay it on the side and press a little bit on the side where those line is and roll the can back and forward. It's the safest way and the can will fall apart

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you, i will try that this year!

[@optimisticrealismx5829]

Enjoyed. Also another easier way to do with your fingers by pushing at he seams, you just push in a little bit firmly and prize it open, much easier.

[@BudgetWithMads]

i'll try my best this year!

[@Carinahamed]

Amazingly done Mads! The tin has really worked for you :)

[@Girlpleasebudget]

OMG!! you smashed it! even more than last year!! well done girlie!!!! xxxx

[@sarahwheatley9681]

Well done also if you lay those tins on there side and squash it the lid and bottom just pop straight out but we'll done xx

[@BudgetWithMads]

i will try, thank you!

[@humanityandloves]

hi from australia great video next time put the tin on its side push it in comes away easy in the middle where the line is not the lid cheers

[@Wednesdayplans]

Well done 🎉 such an amazing amount considering the difficult year you've had! X

[@BudgetWithMads]

thanks so much!

[@SevenEllen]

You could have made so much more if you'd put it in a 5% interest account or ISA. Plus, if there were a house fire, you'd be doomed! There's no such thing as money insurance.

[@joleneblake7807]

Why can’t you be happy and support her I’m sure she’s aware! Plus it doesn’t matter when she decides to put it in there she’ll get interest even if she puts it in now

[@LegalizeTheNuclearBomb]

​​@@joleneblake7807It's advice.. she's missing out on compounding interest. Put it into a fund that beats the rate of inflation and your money is actually worth something years down the line.

[@GrandmaSandy]

Is so much prettier than ours. Thank you so much for sharing all you were able to save you. You did a great job my dear friend.

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you! where are you from? xx

[@juliaforsyth8332]

Any way that gets it open is the correct way! The edges are higher than normal. I use sharp pliers or a chisel and hammer. Who cares how it's done!

[@beckyboo1820]

I have one off them tins and if you have plyers you can reuse the tin if your carefull

[@frompenniestopounds8774]

I was squealing squeezee the join of the tin and it pops open eventually

[@buzgnat]

Omg so excited for this!!! Just got myself a tin today to start mine

[@goldengoose4985]

Haha you did it again lol! At least you learnt how to use the can opener this year. Why didn’t you try to open it from the base as the lip might have been lower. Also tops of can you can normally stamp/crush them from the side and the lid will pop off as they are not like soldered on if you know what l mean. Well done for saving all the money again.😊

[@BudgetWithMads]

at least i got a little closer, this year is my year i can feel it haha!

[@LJx2604]

Well done 😊 just goes to show cash stuffing does work

[@budgetsdreams]

Wow, Mads! Another amazing year of the tin 🎉

[@BudgetWithMads]

You know it!

[@Mother_and_budgetwithme]

This is brilliant! Well done was looking forward to this!!xx

[@AestheticBudgets]

that’s such an amazing amount, well done mads x

[@BudgetWithMads]

Thank you! X

[@catherine4339]

If you put it on its side and stand on it the lid pops off. 😊

[@kellyminahan2066]

Well done Mads, thats amazing so happy for you x

[@learningthroughplaywithkay3597]

I am gussing there is £850 , maybe try and use the tin opener but in the bottom of the tin x

[@SavewithAmy]

That's an amazing amount well done!!!❤

[@BudgetsandBravery]

That's an amazing amount, well done!

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you!

[@StaciesBudget2509]

You don't need all that hun. Just push on the side of the tin where the seem is and it pops open xx

[@BudgetWithMads]

i will try next time haha

[@tspacefullstop4161]

That is super cool. Love your reaction!!! Huge achievement.

[@paulinetaylor2812]

Does the 890 include the money bags.

[@budgetingdaddyuk6761]

Those tins are so difficult to open, I had the same issue lol. I'm guessing £627.64

[@donnabrennan456]

Well done. Fantastic video xx

[@BudgetWithMads]

Thank you 🤗

[@GrandmaSandy]

You’ll be able to do it next year you’ve managed to get it all together how you wanna do it next year looks like you did very very good though and I love all the colorful money you guys have in England

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you! x

[@cristinaisopescu2612]

Well done🎉🎉🎉so so happy for you ! ❤ Love your videos 🥰

[@quiana10030]

Love watching savings videos with different currency 💚

[@frompenniestopounds8774]

Wow what a fantastic amount well done x

[@Riabudgetsjourney]

Well done lovely thats an amzing amount xx

[@mariajohnson6400]

❤ I think you did really well opening your tin.Why would you fake it ??How satisfying well done.I actually guessed £900🎉

[@seriouslycarla]

❤❤❤❤ eeeep so excited to watch this 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@BudgetWithMads]

hope you enjoyed!

[@BudgetwithKerry]

Amazing, mads. 😊

[@BudgetWithMads]

thanks kerry :)

[@kellyowen9469]

Smashed it 🎉

[@BudgetWithMads]

thanks!

[@mini_us2]

Oh girly i was waiting for you to open the thing and take the money out i had to skip

[@JuliaBowden-s1h]

Wow that's amazing what you saved 🎉

[@dawnyandandy]

😂❤ Tirn the tin the other way up next time. :) the ridges are lower on the underside 😂❤

[@slimbu9448]

Great Savings congratulations xx

[@ruthhargaden8929]

Great savings.😊

[@greatfullincome]

Unstuffings are so motivating to watch 👜💸😍

[@niab933]

Do you properly recycle these tins so animals going through rubbish don’t get hurt! Great video btw

[@MummysMoney]

Wow that's amazing great job 😊

[@JC-tz7on]

Good for you!!!!!!!

[@sonyacooper8420]

I had one like the one you have& all had to do was take a hammer & hit on the side.

[@BudgetWithMads]

maybe i will give that a go this year haha

[@mummyb646]

Amazing well done x

[@BudgetwithVee]

Wow how great is that!!!

[@aliyahfatty7732]

I just like watching money videos thanks for sharing this video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💗💗💗💗💗💗💓💓💓

[@BudgetWithMads]

thank you for watching!

[@BlueBudgetss]

I can’t wait 🎊

[@TheBudgetingBiker24]

This will be me in 12 months time 😂😂 using scissors and pliers to open my money tin😂

[@firojakasam9129]

Wow it all adds up in time

[@zoeolthearch]

I wait all year for this 🎉😊

[@nataliesanders5831]

Well done 🎉

[@Tinasbudgeting]

I think it’s gonna be like £350-400 in the tin

[@joleneblake7807]

I have a Coca Cola tin with removeabke lid that I’m trying to use to save money atm I want to fill it alllllll the way to the top with change take the change out and count it then repeat to the top till it’s absolutely chalk full of bills EDIT 1: your money is SOOOO much prettier than USD ugh the US needs to get on making better money lol Edit 2: just fyi that’s $1,145.25 USD

[@cherryblossombudget]

Amazing 🎉🎉

[@tammybowen5307]

😊❤😊❤😊

[@lightspeed4448]

It's great how money piles up, I'm aiming to save £200 a fortnight sick of wasting money on pointless things like ubereats ect. Be nice to have around £2000 by Christmas 🤤

[@SEMIU-s3z]

Who will put coins in your savings

[@DT-rb7ro]

Buy precious metals !!

[@carameldiva7asmr415]

Great video. I used a hammer.

[@BudgetWithMads]

good idea haha

[@pinkyzotie9082]

I think 389

[@kimberlytifft810]

850 dollar's

[@sarahgibbons9737]

Im pausing the video and guessing £850

[@sarahgibbons9737]

Haha I was close, I've spent a lot of time counting cash. I thought 750 notes, 100 coins 😂. Personally I would use it to bulk out my "months ahead" and sinking funds which means I'm able to save more each month because annual and regular bills are covered. Like a savings avalanche/ snowball

[@sarahtully1339]

600

[@GrandmaSandy]

Hope you don’t break your scissors though

[@ScottHadey]

£172

[@ScottHadey]

127

[@BudgetwithParis]

loved how you had to count it again. well done, so inspiring to some newbie cash stuffers and proves that no matter your income you can still save so much 💙

[@firojakasam9129]

That’s why I stoped buying them they just frustat me those tins are no good 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😖😖😖😫😫😫😫