I hope. His puts Conviction. On. Him. For. What he did. For. His wife and. Kid. And. For. God. To protect her and. Her child. Alll. The days. Of. There life
She sounds incredibly privileged to me. Imagine what you could do with no rent, utilities or daycare bills AND you received a monthly child support check.
Also a single mom with a 6 year old princess and I also follow Dave Ramsey. Got my house and live debt free (besides my house). I wanna be friends with this lady 🥺 I never meet anyone with my same mindset.
I respect how she was able to save so much with a child. I make in the 40s as a teacher, and I save money every paycheck. It can be done, it takes discipline.
Cooking dinner. My 14 years old boy gets close to me by the stove while I listen Dave, this publication. He said, mom, you should go to that program! I am also a single mom, Dave Ramsey follower. Yes, they see what you listen to!
No one is gonna help u but u. I don’t mean that in a bad way. My brother was a millionaire. When I got divorced, I called him and asked him For $2000 to get an aprt. He said no. When I hanged up the phone I said to myself “Either u swim or sink” Now I’m doing great. Years later I thanked my brother
Yes people, include your children in your budgeting. My family never discussed finance and I left home knowing nothing about money management. I didn't want my kids to be the same so I taught them how to be frugal and save.
I'm in the exact same situation as her, same figures, this is so refreshing to hear 💛 I'm doing exactly that! I'm going to listen and do exactly that 🙌
@Natural Healing Methods i am not going to judge because who has not done stupid in there life when we were young and she is not playing the victim roll like half of this country right now
10 years after the fact, my car is paid off years ago but I realize now how I overpaid! I hardly drive it now. Keep up servicing. This car is taking me another 10 dang it lol.
I discovered you about two weeks ago and have been binging your videos. Life changing! I have have taken every penny I had access to and thrown it to debt. Already half way through baby step 2. Retirement is looming. I have a good pension, money in my rrsp but wasn’t overly concerned about debt. Now I’m on track to be debt free other than my home within the year. No car loan. My future will be secure. I’m obsessed with these videos. Planning on giving the Financial university to my nieces for their birthdays. I’m telling everyone about this system sadly people don’t want to hear it.
A lot of unanswered variables here. She did great living at home. But now (assuming) she has rent, utilities, phone, insurance, groceries, cable/internet, and maybe even daycare expenses plus child needs at a take home pay of 40k a year is gonna be tight. Not including savings or 401k contribution.
Agreed that’s from loving at home she paid nothing it seems like. It’s good she bounced from the husband but most single mothers don’t have that option
I’m trying to figure out how she did it. She basically saved 30-40 percent of her income over 6 years and this is including when she said her baby’s father stole money from her? Sounds like to me she never spent any money at all..except on that car payment (I inferred is about around 700-800/mon range)
She’s one strong woman, 🙏 she keeps it up. She’s truly ahead more than most of us. She’ll be absolutely astounding example to her daughter. She inspires me do keep going....
Lindsay doesn't realize how awesome she is. She's doing so well. Once she gets a little more information and understanding, she will be incredibly wealthy.
What a BEAST! I am 28 years old, no child yet, but resonate with her mindset a lot. I wish for more success for her in the future. Finance Amazoness Warrior 💪
She moved in w her parents for 5 yrs. while making 20-50k. When you live w parents things tend to, or should financially change. To me, this is sacrifice but what if some single moms don't have a family to go back too? To me, she didn't do this on her own rather w the support system helping her out. Family!!
That's why families are EXTREMELY important. We should help, in fact, we MUST help family members who are willing to make a change because that boost will change the whole family in the future.
I'm a single mother and bought a house. I had the same issue with my babies Dad. I can totally relate. You did amazing. Budgeting makes me realize where I can be with my little income!!! Well done keep it up!!!!!!
Great for her. Living at home with your parents, and saving, is the best way to increment your wealth. Im surprised Dave didnt get mad for living at home for a while.
You are an Amazing value to many people. Only thing i would change is this response when someone ask you how are you doing. "Better than i deserve" response. Sounds depleting for someone encouraging progress and uplifting messages that we all value. Just my humble🍃 opinion. God bless.
I don’t know her but I’m proud of her. I can imagine the sacrifices she had to make to achieve this. She is so wise, I hope she takes the advice given to her ✨
I just moved to Downtown Phoenix in May 2020 and homes are $ 600,000.00 plus and there old. No one tells you it’s expensive because they only tell you of the cheaper homes in far outside skirt cities like Goodyear, AZ. where homes are newer and $ 280,000 plus.
Very inspiring. It is scary,but definitely a reason to presevere....worth it for her baby's future. 🥰👏Yes ,she was home with parents for a long time ,but most don't save either way.
Now that’s real encouragement! Kudos to this young lady. Shows what u can do with a little money determination and hard work! I know ppl that are too grown and still living at home and won’t save a nickle.
I was a single mom living on my own for 18 years. If I had been able to make that kind of money I would have been set! Good for her for her circumstances and hopefully she will continue with the smart moves.
@@lil_bofo3103 What don't you get? When you don't make enough to pay your house payment and utilities and food, it certainly does matter how much you make! Difficult to find a good paying job back then unless you has a PhD. I made too much to qualify for any type of assistance...go figure. Things were very different back then. I pray that you never find yourself in that type of position.
I been in that situation my whole life parents are immagrants so guess what no papers i am first generation born here luckly i bought property in 2013 making only 11hr and my second in 2016 making only 14 oh and with two kids one born in 2011 and second in 2014 so yes i had to know how to manage my money really well now my wife has six years without working and now finally making decent money but still low for a married couple with only a high diploma
I'm a single mom as well with two children and I saved money too. Looking to buy a house . I live in a small mobile home and I pay 420 a month for parking space. I own two cars. One that I've bought in auction for 3500 and another new one after a few years for 110000 cash. The old one 2010 nissan is going to be for my son he's 14 going on 15 in a few months.
I love seeing this one because I’m in a similar situation. Single mom and I have more money than I’ve ever had before and unsure of what to do with it but I think this will be about what I’ll do.
Don't spend countless hours entertaining yourself in the hope of implementing it someday. Close youtube after watching this video and implement something you watched.
I work with a guy that bought a 40k car making 32k and says he wants reliability and it has a warranty. Mind you his insurance and payments add up to $800 a month which is like the cost of replacing an entire break system each month. How people don't go insane with debt is beyond me.
Major role model for spirit of strength and perseverance. I wish her and kiddo health, prosperity and joy. When time comes only intelligent, supportive, mature good men who will be her biggest cheer leader and best dad to her girl need apply! 🙏👏😉 **Dave pls do compilation video of your most inspirational calls in 2020!!**
I disagree with Dave, she is simply scared which is more of a personality trait then a rational mindset. You can see here how she is unable to understand the simple logic behind paying the car today (a car which she pays interest on), instead of letting the money rot in a bank account which she earns nothing more with.
I love that Dr. D said to bring her daughter into her budget meetings. That's freaking awesome and I'm gonna do the same with my future kids. edit: grammar
See when teens and early 20 year olds call and say they wanna stay home for a couple more years to save for a house Dave says nah you need to grow up. But praises this caller who stayed home for 5 years. Maybe it cause of the kid.
There is something to be said about "growing up" and experiencing a bit of financial heartache, safely, outside of your childhood home, like an apartment maybe. Moving straight from Mom & Dad into homeownership could be a complete shock! We've been in our first home for a little over two years and I'm still surprised by how much work owning a home really is.
Most young people who he tells to move out are single and are making excuses of why they are in financial problems and why their parents don’t respect them and see them as adults. The ones who have gone through life troubles and are in super tough places who have to move in like, a hard time with a crazy man or lost all there money and have to save up, he doesn’t shame from what I see.
@@KJEThompson i do agree that some people need to experience a certain level of financial hardship to learn (myself included), but I dont see the point in purposely going out of your way to experience it if you don't have to. I'm saving up to move straight into home ownership because renting would just stall my ability to save for a house. To each their own.
When you grow up poor and early on decide you do not want to continue that life, it is not so hard to find an education, a job and regularly save a part of your income, regardless of situation. Define your goal accordingly, and you end up with a nest egg which will in later life grow faster than you will spend it. You will still life off earnings, so you end up with not more money than you could spend, but more than you will spend. It's a lifestyle, not a budget.
Yeah her shacking it at the parents house is over so she's dropping coin on an apartment or shacking it up with someone else. Rent is not cheap plus utilities. Yeah not thinking she will knock 100k. But her pay increase should make her save better than most. Girl saving that child support and alimony.
@@NiceOneZebra did you watch the video? She said the father (of the child) stole money from her. So I don't think he's paying any alimony or child support.
It’s always nice to hear people who are not playing victim and being a warrior.
They exist but don’t call in as often. 😉
Amazing call. She happens to things (vs allowing things to happen to her).
The best way to fight back is to play the victim card. It garners you support.
Sympathy votes
And you go gal from others
I love this comment.
A warrior who lived at home for years, no expenses and had family to watch her child? Ok
Aw, you can tell she's a little scared/nervous and has a heart for fixing her finances!
Everyone’s afraid but she channels the fear into courage.
I hope. His puts Conviction. On. Him. For. What he did. For. His wife and. Kid. And. For. God. To protect her and. Her child. Alll. The days. Of. There life
Love how she’s not making excuses. Not playing the victim card. This is a real woman
Alright man you’re border line simping
@@Daniel-ke1bn you’re over the line lame
Lol. I didnt know there was a fake woman 🤣🤣
@@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 You’re over the line a soy boy. Soy boy.
She sounds incredibly privileged to me. Imagine what you could do with no rent, utilities or daycare bills AND you received a monthly child support check.
Also a single mom with a 6 year old princess and I also follow Dave Ramsey. Got my house and live debt free (besides my house). I wanna be friends with this lady 🥺 I never meet anyone with my same mindset.
It is always better having friends that don't always try to convince you to be stupid with finances just bc they are.
You're amazing, too! Keep it going.
Hey! Single mum here too! I just paid off my student loan. Over 33K in two years. 🥳🥳
Respect!
I want to date you level headed financially driven women.
That's how normal a car payment is. That people don't even think of it as debt.
Right?! Doesn't even phase people!
Consider it monthly expenses its fine with less than 3% interest
Drive it till it disintegrates
U dont change car till u are rich enough
@@johndone8045 I have a 3.25% interest does that mean I’m not fine and should sell my car?
@@johndone8045 just because you can find 0% interest, doesn't mean you should sign up for it. The depreciation is still huge.
Average car 🚗 💰 payment in America is $500/ month for 69 months
I’m a Loan Officer. No one ever stays at home with their parents to save money and actually does it! Boom! Congratulations!
I did and still do !!
I’ve fully funded my retirement fund and now saving towards more savings in hopes of retiring early.
@@gardenofe12 How do your parents feel about this?
I’m encouraging my daughter to live w/ me until she saves to buy her home!
Kudos she had parents that took care of her and her kid. Now that she is on her own I doubt she will save $50000 in a short period of time.
I still do and I've got savings now. It can be done
Her parents gave her the ability to save. Thank God for her parents.
But she didnt have to save that money, she is young and could have spent that money on usless stuff!
@@shantedewise7345 you missed the point lol
So have mine 😄
Nice not paying rent.
@@Phonoodles408 and you missed his
Self control, discipline, she's doing an amazing job 👍
patience, sacrifice, intentional at its core is essentially what money is
@@clarifyingquestions easy when mommy pays all the bills
She also got five years of help from mom and dad.
@@christinebutler7630 and 18 years from child support.
Single mom moment
I respect how she was able to save so much with a child. I make in the 40s as a teacher, and I save money every paycheck. It can be done, it takes discipline.
Some people are spenders. Some people are savers. She’s a saver!
@MaGicTOWer ... yes, better to be a saver then become an investor.
We will always have that voice that says we can’t , we just have to persevere and never give up . You guys can do it .
🙌
Cooking dinner. My 14 years old boy gets close to me by the stove while I listen Dave, this publication. He said, mom, you should go to that program! I am also a single mom, Dave Ramsey follower. Yes, they see what you listen to!
No one is gonna help u but u.
I don’t mean that in a bad way.
My brother was a millionaire.
When I got divorced, I called him and asked him
For $2000 to get an aprt. He said no.
When I hanged up the phone I said to myself
“Either u swim or sink”
Now I’m doing great.
Years later I thanked my brother
Imagine when this lady has a larger income through the years. She is set!
🤯
@@jassyjasdesan1674 let's gooooo. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Until she meets someone that decides what "we" should do with "our" money.
@@quaithom3138 It's usually the other way around
Inspiring story. It's proof and testament that our financial journey is mostly driven by our mindset and not defined by our situation.
I love how she was scared at the beginning but finished strong! And showed off her strength
Yes people, include your children in your budgeting. My family never discussed finance and I left home knowing nothing about money management. I didn't want my kids to be the same so I taught them how to be frugal and save.
I'm in the exact same situation as her, same figures, this is so refreshing to hear 💛 I'm doing exactly that! I'm going to listen and do exactly that 🙌
This young lady is wise beyond her years i hope she keeps it up and inspires others like her 👍
@Natural Healing Methods i am not going to judge because who has not done stupid in there life when we were young and she is not playing the victim roll like half of this country right now
@@paulhuval well each one has there story to tell so we dont know who is speaking the truth
Newly Single mom now, this made me cry. Goals!!
You can do it!!!
Momentum
I’m finally paying off my car! I will never buy another vehicle from the dealership!
yeah i had one then sold it and took the loss.... but now i don't have a car payment
👏🤝
@@leadnsteel1428 learning experience
10 years after the fact, my car is paid off years ago but I realize now how I overpaid! I hardly drive it now. Keep up servicing. This car is taking me another 10 dang it lol.
That’s why I drive a 20 year old vehicle
Discipline is key 👌🏾👌🏾, delayed gratification at it's best. Good job to her!
I discovered you about two weeks ago and have been binging your videos. Life changing! I have have taken every penny I had access to and thrown it to debt. Already half way through baby step 2. Retirement is looming. I have a good pension, money in my rrsp but wasn’t overly concerned about debt. Now I’m on track to be debt free other than my home within the year. No car loan. My future will be secure. I’m obsessed with these videos. Planning on giving the Financial university to my nieces for their birthdays. I’m telling everyone about this system sadly people don’t want to hear it.
So impressive that she saved $50,000 while being a single mother. Much props to her!
Yeah imagine what you could accomplish if you had no rent, utilities or daycare bills AND received a monthly child support payment
Yeah I find that a little hard to believe earning 22k a year with a kid. But regardless good for her.
And you believe her?
I want Dave to be able to call me a warrior. What a great job!
A lot of unanswered variables here. She did great living at home. But now (assuming) she has rent, utilities, phone, insurance, groceries, cable/internet, and maybe even daycare expenses plus child needs at a take home pay of 40k a year is gonna be tight. Not including savings or 401k contribution.
Agreed that’s from loving at home she paid nothing it seems like. It’s good she bounced from the husband but most single mothers don’t have that option
I dont think people understand that some have help like she does and blows every single penny. This woman didn't do that for five years.
I’m trying to figure out how she did it. She basically saved 30-40 percent of her income over 6 years and this is including when she said her baby’s father stole money from her? Sounds like to me she never spent any money at all..except on that car payment (I inferred is about around 700-800/mon range)
Please call her back in three years for an update. I’ll be here for it.
She’s one strong woman, 🙏 she keeps it up. She’s truly ahead more than most of us. She’ll be absolutely astounding example to her daughter. She inspires me do keep going....
Words can not express how happy I am for that young lady. I wish her the absolute very best
wow dude you’re good looking
@@fakeapplestore4710 shucks thanks ! This photo is from 9th grade. Now I’m 23 and in the Marines. I hope life is well for you friend 🙌
This is my favorite call-in I've EVER heard
Lindsay doesn't realize how awesome she is. She's doing so well. Once she gets a little more information and understanding, she will be incredibly wealthy.
I legitimately have no excuse for my financial situation after hearing this amazing woman... Absolutely incredible
What a BEAST! I am 28 years old, no child yet, but resonate with her mindset a lot. I wish for more success for her in the future. Finance Amazoness Warrior 💪
She moved in w her parents for 5 yrs. while making 20-50k. When you live w parents things tend to, or should financially change. To me, this is sacrifice but what if some single moms don't have a family to go back too? To me, she didn't do this on her own rather w the support system helping her out. Family!!
I'm not so sure she didn't have a little help from mom and dad with this $50K.
That's why families are EXTREMELY important. We should help, in fact, we MUST help family members who are willing to make a change because that boost will change the whole family in the future.
I'm a single mother and bought a house. I had the same issue with my babies Dad. I can totally relate. You did amazing. Budgeting makes me realize where I can be with my little income!!! Well done keep it up!!!!!!
Great for her. Living at home with your parents, and saving, is the best way to increment your wealth. Im surprised Dave didnt get mad for living at home for a while.
This women is amazing! I hope she inspires her little one and everyone who watches this.
Well he got that right. That woman has a fierce go get ‘em attitude.
She’s so awesome! Keep pushing for you and your daughter. God bless!
I like how Dave asks questions and gathers information for his analysis.
Class, that lady deserves her equal in life
I'm proud of the young Arizona lady. She did her due diligence in saving and being responsible. Yay!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You are an Amazing value to many people. Only thing i would change is this response when someone ask you how are you doing. "Better than i deserve" response. Sounds depleting for someone encouraging progress and uplifting messages that we all value. Just my humble🍃 opinion.
God bless.
I don’t know her but I’m proud of her. I can imagine the sacrifices she had to make to achieve this. She is so wise, I hope she takes the advice given to her ✨
It really doesn’t take a lot of bravery to live with your parents rent and utilities free while getting free daycare.
As a single mom this has been the most encouraging and empowering episode iv ever watched!
I do the same thing. This is so encouraging. I don't use all of my taxes returns and bonuses as shopping spree money.
Title: You have no excuse after watching this video
Tuba degree kid: That sign can’t stop me cause I can’t read!
I’m also a musician I’m just poking fun in case y’all wanna hate
Very talented Symphonic Tuba player.
The Tuba degree kid changed his major to Cymbals Degree
I use o play that tuba too haha
Tuba degree kid needs a meme.
I just moved to Downtown Phoenix in May 2020 and homes are $ 600,000.00 plus and there old.
No one tells you it’s expensive because they only tell you of the cheaper homes in far outside skirt cities like Goodyear, AZ. where homes are newer and $ 280,000 plus.
Texas cheaper!
Also need to consider property tax rate and state income tax (if any) to see which location makes the best financial sense.
Yes good year is newer cheaper
living at home helps a lot in saving. I give her props though.
Very inspiring. It is scary,but definitely a reason to presevere....worth it for her baby's future. 🥰👏Yes ,she was home with parents for a long time ,but most don't save either way.
Props to the caller 👍🏼
Oh I love this girl! Very smart.
Wow she’s amazing! Kudos to her and the plan she has for herself and her daughter!!
Now that’s real encouragement! Kudos to this young lady. Shows what u can do with a little money determination and hard work!
I know ppl that are too grown and still living at home and won’t save a nickle.
Exactly 👏
Discipline goes a long way
Good mindset on that caller
Nice job
Amazing Mum and what an amazing example to her little girl 👏
Thanks for commenting, i will refer you to my trade analyst and accountant to make good income, go more on digital assets...
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Good for you Lindsey! I’m so happy for ya!
I was a single mom living on my own for 18 years. If I had been able to make that kind of money I would have been set! Good for her for her circumstances and hopefully she will continue with the smart moves.
Not really ur money in the past was worth more then it its worth in todays day
@@lil_bofo3103 Yes, really! I am the one who lived it so I should know.
How much u make doesnt really mean much its more how u spend it
@@lil_bofo3103 What don't you get? When you don't make enough to pay your house payment and utilities and food, it certainly does matter how much you make! Difficult to find a good paying job back then unless you has a PhD. I made too much to qualify for any type of assistance...go figure. Things were very different back then. I pray that you never find yourself in that type of position.
I been in that situation my whole life parents are immagrants so guess what no papers i am first generation born here luckly i bought property in 2013 making only 11hr and my second in 2016 making only 14 oh and with two kids one born in 2011 and second in 2014 so yes i had to know how to manage my money really well now my wife has six years without working and now finally making decent money but still low for a married couple with only a high diploma
Very inspiring! I am rooting for this lady! You go girl!!! 👍
God bless this young lady. Good for her
God bless her nd lil daughter❤️
Love how he sums everything up in a matter of time
Humility is the key.
Yes ma! I'm so inspired by you. He's so right, people making 10 and 20 x what she makes are struggling with debt. Way to warrior on!
I'm a single mom as well with two children and I saved money too. Looking to buy a house . I live in a small mobile home and I pay 420 a month for parking space.
I own two cars. One that I've bought in auction for 3500 and another new one after a few years for 110000 cash. The old one 2010 nissan is going to be for my son he's 14 going on 15 in a few months.
I love seeing this one because I’m in a similar situation. Single mom and I have more money than I’ve ever had before and unsure of what to do with it but I think this will be about what I’ll do.
This is great because at 46 years old, this is where I'm at.
Don't spend countless hours entertaining yourself in the hope of implementing it someday. Close youtube after watching this video and implement something you watched.
great advice , i found myself sometimes binging david videos for fun without peacticing anything
yessir!
I’m going to go have a kid and live at home for 5 years
Bro I've been wasting my time on youtube and not doing my work.
She is a rock star 🌟 she is so inspiring makes me wanna cry
I work with a guy that bought a 40k car making 32k and says he wants reliability and it has a warranty. Mind you his insurance and payments add up to $800 a month which is like the cost of replacing an entire break system each month. How people don't go insane with debt is beyond me.
I just love her story. Great job!!
Major role model for spirit of strength and perseverance. I wish her and kiddo health, prosperity and joy. When time comes only intelligent, supportive, mature good men who will be her biggest cheer leader and best dad to her girl need apply! 🙏👏😉
**Dave pls do compilation video of your most inspirational calls in 2020!!**
She is a really ahead of the game. Good job to her. A budget helped me pay off 100k
What an inspiration, good for her! Made my day.
Well done lady, well done!!
Thats great happy for the caller Im working on saving right now too
I don’t think this lady has ANY issues living on a budget. She is a master 4D chess budgeter. 😂
Welp I’m out of excuses now
No. She said she moved back home. She didnt have rent or a mortgage to pay. That's where the savings came from
So Dave thinks she’s gonna be able to save money at the same rate as before even though she now has to pay for rent, utilities, food, etc..?
Welp she makes double now
I disagree with Dave, she is simply scared which is more of a personality trait then a rational mindset. You can see here how she is unable to understand the simple logic behind paying the car today (a car which she pays interest on), instead of letting the money rot in a bank account which she earns nothing more with.
Are you debt-free? Yep. Just my car payment...
I'm actually almost on the same path as her. Good for her!
I love that Dr. D said to bring her daughter into her budget meetings. That's freaking awesome and I'm gonna do the same with my future kids.
edit: grammar
I did it in 10 years 50k you have to be a good Discipline!!! 👍👍 she is a good girl 👧
Plus as a single mother, she probably gets a nice amount of $$$$ back comes tax time.
See when teens and early 20 year olds call and say they wanna stay home for a couple more years to save for a house Dave says nah you need to grow up. But praises this caller who stayed home for 5 years. Maybe it cause of the kid.
There is something to be said about "growing up" and experiencing a bit of financial heartache, safely, outside of your childhood home, like an apartment maybe. Moving straight from Mom & Dad into homeownership could be a complete shock! We've been in our first home for a little over two years and I'm still surprised by how much work owning a home really is.
Most young people who he tells to move out are single and are making excuses of why they are in financial problems and why their parents don’t respect them and see them as adults. The ones who have gone through life troubles and are in super tough places who have to move in like, a hard time with a crazy man or lost all there money and have to save up, he doesn’t shame from what I see.
Well she saved and she moved with 50k in the bank.
She didn't call asking if she should move out anyway.
@@KJEThompson i do agree that some people need to experience a certain level of financial hardship to learn (myself included), but I dont see the point in purposely going out of your way to experience it if you don't have to.
I'm saving up to move straight into home ownership because renting would just stall my ability to save for a house. To each their own.
I'm sure it was because of the kid. Built in childcare, too.
Awesome job, Lindsay!! You are a motivator!
She moved out of her parents home...which was no cost.....NOW, what is she paying in rent??
Yesssss momma!!! So proud and inspired!!!
I think you underestimate my ability and determination to make excuses.
If you have 50 in cash... PAY THE CAR OFF!
Never understood why people would save that much and still have car payments. She even lived at home.
Probably a lot of fear and anxiety over not having cash on hand. Most people also don't realize how much interest can eat up.
Better do the TVM calculation first. It’s not smart to use an income producing asset (cash earning interest) to pay off a 0% loan for example.
Way to go! Love hearing success stories like this.
When you grow up poor and early on decide you do not want to continue that life, it is not so hard to find an education, a job and regularly save a part of your income, regardless of situation. Define your goal accordingly, and you end up with a nest egg which will in later life grow faster than you will spend it. You will still life off earnings, so you end up with not more money than you could spend, but more than you will spend. It's a lifestyle, not a budget.
I absolutely love this story 💰
Such a smart young lady👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼May Father Yahweh continue to bless you sweetheart ❤️💜& your BabyGirl 🧡🧡
She is such an inspiration!
No excuses 👍
I’ll be calling in next week after my 4 AMC calls work out. HODL THE LINE 🚀🌕
No I don’t have any debt, just a car payment
Sale it!&🚶
Yeah her shacking it at the parents house is over so she's dropping coin on an apartment or shacking it up with someone else. Rent is not cheap plus utilities. Yeah not thinking she will knock 100k. But her pay increase should make her save better than most. Girl saving that child support and alimony.
@@NiceOneZebra I was thinking the same thing as well. And she just started making 50k a year. She was making 25k the previous five years.
@@NiceOneZebra lol right? She can't save that much on her own as a single mom unless she lives with her parents and they pay for everything.
@@NiceOneZebra did you watch the video? She said the father (of the child) stole money from her. So I don't think he's paying any alimony or child support.
"It doesn't have to be invested to be fancey." I'm taking that to the bank.