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Diet sodas are more harmful to your body than regular soda.

Thanksgiving was a month ago…!

I love your videos. Great vibe. If you decide to do a haul I can’t wait to see it. Where do you get your copyright free music from?

I am doing a no spend for 2025! Doing an entire series on it and so excited to lean into contentment and the financial freedom we'll have at the end of it! Good luck! You got this!

I'm the aunt that goes overboard 😂 Loved the aweet stockings and snow scene!!! Love the planko idea 😮

Hey fellow Massachusetts resident, I too am doing a now buy year for clothing, makeup, shoes, belts, bags, hats. I will need to buy clothes for my children and I’ll need to replace some things like pjs and underwear. I will allow one hair cut mid year and unfortunately I won’t be able to afford getting my nails done 😢. It’s all for a great cause thou so good luck to all of us.

I love your producer cat. He is very on scene & supportive.

I hate paying interest! I was able to get a credit card with an 18 month intro 0% that I used to help pay off a car loan. I was confident in my payment amounts that I could pay it off.

I’m old school. My husband and I have all of our finances combined. We each get an allowance for our wants spending. It works for us.

I get it! The cats are beauties! But the stress habits are not healthy- yet are necessary

We have 3 credit cards. No debit. The cards all get points for something. We make sure we have the $$ set aside for anything not in the budget. It’s not as fun, but paying off debt is nice.

I’m 53 and am so tired of being in the workforce. Getting ready for retirement. Change in life is always scary, but we will make it work!

Library vs. buying books. Spend $30 once and get a good thermos. Make your own coffee - less sugar and whatever else is in those flavorings. Energy drinks and Diet Coke is TOXIC. Participating in a "launch" sound like you were a sucker for marketing. Homeowners insurance, repairs/maintenance, property taxes, mortgage, landscaping, and more plus a car loan - and a year's salary in an emergency fund. You're cutting your hours - that'll be fun for the hubby and parents probably still funding this. Wow - sounds fun. Fingers crossed, you don't lose your job.

I always ask myself: who determines the "trends" and "fashion?" I do. I will pad my own pockets, not the pockets of corporate bigwigs. I am doing the same low-buy with clothes/shoes and more.

I couldn’t remember if you had a kindle or not but the Libby app is my go to for books this coming year. I was also thinking of doing a book pal (like a pen pal) that we send books back and forth when we finish bc I never reread my books.

I'm doing a "lower" buy year. I'm mainly focusing on grocery and online pick/ordering. I'm such an impulse buyer and I'm hoping this helps!

For those of us who are crazy cat people-we will need to see the cats in a video.

For calculating your personal net worth, not your net worth as a couple I think it'd be more accurate to use half of the shared savings account.

i loved this video! it puts some things into perspective for sure. thank you for your honesty especially when you mentioned you're influenced by trends because i see this in myself haha

I’m obsessed with the cauliflower Parmesan soup from Marketside.

If you have a membership to a wholesale club, I've found they have great deals on Nespresso pods

Why is it that your list and my list could be the same? Haha

2 weeks of groceries for $146.48. You 2 did an awesome job!! 🤗🎁🎄

I like your rules, they're very realistic!

I'm the same with clothes. I buy clothes and end up using the same stuff

I came from your IG and am enjoying your YT vids

I am doing a no buy year. I'm a little nervous.

Your goal is very realistic. You got this! My personal goal is to order less from Amazon lol

I don't spend a lot of money anyway except for what I need. I only have two pairs of shoes - a pair of Vans and tennis shoes for working out. I want to make a rule not to buy any junk food. The only tech I will buy in 2025 is a pair of noise cancelling headphones should my WXM4s break for some reason.

The Hotel Nantucket is my favorite book of hers! I also like The Five-Star Weekend.

Loving your channel so far, I think I discovered it 2-3 months ago and honestly it's my favourite down time :) I kept wanting to check your instagram profile but none of the 2 links I found work - you don't have IG anymore?

Maybe try getting a library card and check out what they have to offer and look into requesting books from other libraries that u pick up at your local library. 🤗

I am doing the same thing. I’m so sick of spending money. Overconsumption is real and I am done. You can do it!

health is wealth

Morning that was a good idea on changing my spending habit on this video

I think vlogmas is a fine time to talk about editing since it is taking up so much of your life making a video every day! I liked this video for showing a little more of your day, like a short clip in the car before pilates, and a little of the pilates classes.

Love the video 😊

What do you do for work?

We did the same thing. Salad, tuna salad, once in a while a chicken or spaghetti. We flipped 10 houses and even though we always had good paying jobs, we made our retirement money buying, improving and selling houses.

Cries in $1250 paychecks after taxes and my rent is $1123 and I get paid bi weekly. I want to die. All I do is work and sleep and work some more. This is no life.

Maybe you've talked about this before and I missed it but do you and your husband sleep in different rooms?

I love that you include the shows

I totally understand you. I work as a nurse and have 12 hour shifts, with commute I'm usually at least 13 hours away from home. When I didn't have kids I've worked 4 days a week. But the weird thing is I used to earn a lot of money but I would spend most of it because I wanted to compensate myself for working so much. And that didn't really help me. I was happy for a moment when the new thing arrives but soon it was forgotten. So I got myself into situation where I didn't have time 'cos I was working so much, I didn't have money 'cos I would just spend it on stupid stuff and I've had a home full off stuff that took more and more time to manage. I've reduced my hours. Now I work only two 12-hour shifts per week, I have time to do things for myself and I don't have a need to buy stuff, I became more minimalist... And the crazy thing is that now I'm able to save almost half of my paycheck even though I earn 50% less than I used to earn when I worked full time. I just enjoy my life now. I hope you'll enjoy your life too.

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Hey! We’re the same- healthcare & finance girlies! So glad I found you!

All of this makes sense. I was always wondering why if you're husband works from home you have an hour commute, but it's all part of a long term plan (which I figured). I'm sure it'll all work out great, you seem to know what you want and how to get there.

Since when was aldi in the us?!