As someone who had a $70k income in my early 20’s and did choose to leave school because I already had a good job… I worked in that field for 4 years before deciding it wasn’t for me. Then went back to school to finish. Stay in school. You never know how you’ll feel in the future about a job, but you’ll always have the degree.
Because you have a system that works for you and you have a solid ritual of writting everything down, have you considered keeping the written budgeting system, but keeping the cash in those sinking funds in a high yield savings account? Some of them have as much as 5% interest. I'm new here so I don't want to sound like I'm criticizing. Let your money work for you!
@amyslifestyleandbudget yeah, the interest is calculated monthly. So even if there was $1000 in it one month and $500 the next (because of needing tires for example) that's still a couple of extra bucks ya know? It could replace your 'gifts' category and now you have that $20 to put elsewhere. I'm in Canada so I cannot recommend a specific bank or credit union but there are plenty of options. Some even have sign up bonuses!
As someone who had a $70k income in my early 20’s and did choose to leave school because I already had a good job… I worked in that field for 4 years before deciding it wasn’t for me. Then went back to school to finish. Stay in school. You never know how you’ll feel in the future about a job, but you’ll always have the degree.
Hi amy great budget my friend 😊❤
Thank you! 🤗
Girl, way to go for the education for fun. It will pay you off one way or another.
Smart kid, bright future.
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Because you have a system that works for you and you have a solid ritual of writting everything down, have you considered keeping the written budgeting system, but keeping the cash in those sinking funds in a high yield savings account? Some of them have as much as 5% interest. I'm new here so I don't want to sound like I'm criticizing. Let your money work for you!
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@amyslifestyleandbudget yeah, the interest is calculated monthly. So even if there was $1000 in it one month and $500 the next (because of needing tires for example) that's still a couple of extra bucks ya know? It could replace your 'gifts' category and now you have that $20 to put elsewhere.
I'm in Canada so I cannot recommend a specific bank or credit union but there are plenty of options. Some even have sign up bonuses!
Keep going to school. You may need a degree in a future job. Love your videos!!! 🤩