Navigating Your 20's Ep. 6 | Let's talk about finances some more! In this video, I discuss the best methods for budgeting, managing …
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this is so calming 🙏
Love the advice! Thank you…I remember learning that most people spend more than what they should. It's a good reminder to watch out and not over-spend your income!
I'm here at 999,263 views
thank you so much for your advice. God bless you.
I love all of your videos, your travel and educational histor❤
Thank you for recommending Alison Frances willig in one of your videos. I started with just $9,500 a few months ago and now I'm over $21,000. Nothing spectacular, just steady ups and downs and clear signs. Honestly, I was tired of watching others win while I was stuck. This was the change I needed.
As a student how to save money from parents allowance no any job you’re parents allowed
I am 44. I need help with my budget. I get a monthly check, and I applied for a part time job.
i wish i learned this stuff earlier in my 20s — would’ve saved me a ton of stress and bad spending habits. i’ve been using an ai budgeting app called budgetgpt lately and it’s made tracking my money way easier. takes like 5 minutes to set up and now i actually know where my cash is going.
0:55 wow I looooove this!! You’re amazing
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Such a valuable episode! Managing finances in your 20s can be overwhelming, but your insights on budgeting and saving make it feel much more achievable. Love how you share real experiences—it makes the advice so relatable! Looking forward to more finance wisdom
I grew up in a family that was struggling financially. Once I got a job and salary, I started shopping and buying everything that I couldn’t when I was younger. It makes me feel good and I don’t really regret it. But I still want to save because I over-shop a lot and these videos are very helpful
₹1 Spent should Compound to ₹1.5 of Cost Savings and Avoidance of Alternative Oppertunity Costs
Wow almost a million n views. I guess….I mean you do have exotic eyes and the deep voice which is attractive but damn. A million views….
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I started working a new job and my first two paychecks went by so fast. I decided I need to start saving more seriously now that I'm 23. Prior to watching this I did start tracking on Google sheets and I was thinking about doing the envelope system like my mom suggested. I do need those stricter systems to shock me because I love to indulge T_T
Great video and great ideas I'll take with me!! Thank you
not the entire video, just 07:07
I have a budget for everything except cocaine.
i truly enjoy your channel! i've been watching you for a while and i just recently made my own channel. watching you has helped me so much! 🤍
Is Mint dead?
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The only financial literacy I've ever gotten has been from Graham Stephen's channel. It is really nice to get advice from people in other fields and niches. This was a breath of fresh air.
I love that you mentioned the unhealthy idea that influencers promote to spend and consume more than us healthy for people in general! That is TOO TRUE
this helped me out a bunch thanks so much!!
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This content serves as an impactful mentor. Reading a book with related messages profoundly affected my personal development. "Mastering Money Mindfulness" by Benjamin Hawk
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i love your energy
Despite the economic crisis, I still thank you 🙏 for the level-headed financial advice. I started stock and crypto investment with $4,345 and since following you for few weeks now, I’ve gotten $12,539 in my portfolio
Thanks so much Mrs. Tarina Rodgers
You did a great job.
If you're watching this in 2023, CD rates are great right now if you have money to put away for a year or more it will just grow at a guaranteed interest rate and then you get it back after the time you committed to. With Certificates of Deposit you can earn safely and protect your money from some inflation without putting it in an IRA until your in your 60's. I'm 21 and I've never liked that my friends do super risky investing, but I love budgeting and playing the long game. I just put 2000 into a 15 month at 5% APY return per year, and another 1800 into a 3 year at 4% return APY because I just want to let it sit and grow and not have to deal with it at all, but in a year I'll have my 2000 and more back so its not going away until I retire. You deserve the best girlies, don't let your money sit around losing value over time.
I think these tips are good but for someone who at least gets minimum wage. I earn like 20% less than minimum wage so applying this is difficult to me. If I did the 50-30-20 method I wouldn't be able to get language lessons or invest in my music career without setting aside my social life. I'll be glad to apply them once I get more monthly incomes tho
Love this!! Thank you ❤Been saving since I was 16 and im still very very far behind😂But every time the savings are real lifesavers!
As someone in their 20s, I feel like what has been easiest for me when it comes to a budget is asking for help over time (adding a new expense to your "What I'm Responsible to Pay For" list each in each step of financial development, but not being disappointed in yourself when you still need help from your family) and making your emergency fund and budget after the first month of a new job (and readjusting the budget to the lowest monthly/ weekly/ biweekly average wage).
Hey Elena, just wanted to drop by and say how much I loved your video on budgeting and saving in your 20's. Your tips and tricks were spot on and incredibly practical. As someone navigating through their 20's, your advice really hit home for me. The way you broke down the process made it seem less daunting and more achievable. I'm excited to implement your strategies and start making smarter financial decisions. Thanks for sharing such valuable content! Keep up the fantastic work!
Love it ❤
The idea of taking out physical money is such a great idea. It being digital always catches me. Great video!
Love budgeting!
intuit mint is not available in australia. wondering if anyone have suggestions for something like that reliable and safe for australia??
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I love her she’s so smart
My heart truly goes out to the young people of today…..I know it is difficult in this inflation period. Do your best….make do and ask others for advice whenever possible. Use the library….a gold mine for books movies and music. Tag sales! I live like a Queen and rarely buy retail. Cut up credit cards!! Those are legalized loan sharking.
I always get extra money it's not like I need all of them. But I realized if I save them it would make a lot difference.
I am learning so much from watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing source of information. This one is quite helpful.