Why You're Struggling to Get Out of Debt | Debt Snowball/Avalanche Tracker Sneak Peek

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  • Опубліковано 11 гру 2024

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  • @AJEBBERT
    @AJEBBERT Рік тому +17

    My husband told me "we will always be in debt, have credit cards, and car notes" I took over our finances when we got married and have kept us on a budget for 8 years. Currently only have a mortgage and 0 other debt. 😊

  • @QuesttoFIRE
    @QuesttoFIRE Рік тому +6

    😂😂 Getting an ad for a Disney vacation in the middle of this video.😂
    Me: “Not today, Satan!”

  • @catgodfrey6451
    @catgodfrey6451 Рік тому +8

    Great video. I also had to unsubscribe from UA-cam channels geared towards shopping. I didn’t even know the stuff existed. I’d much rather travel😊❤

  • @loganc1839
    @loganc1839 10 місяців тому

    The ‘debt is a part of life’ is the most frequent thing I hear or ‘you’ll always owe somebody’ it’s exhausting, can’t get it through their head.

  • @robertmorris2576
    @robertmorris2576 Рік тому +5

    Even having money in the bank, I feel a squeeze sometimes. Lots of things come up, but I keep replacing what I spend. Good to have cash to fall back on. Great video, Leila! Glad you made this video!!

  • @therealtaydev
    @therealtaydev Рік тому +7

    There are a few UA-camrs that don’t have an “emergency” fund due to law of attraction, but I agree that we can just call it something else. For instance I have an income replacement fund for when I’m transitioning jobs or taking a few months sabbatical. I also have car fund because we know it needs repairs and can break down at some point. The list goes on. Just give the fund another name if “emergency” is bad juju for you lol.

    • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
      @PersonalFinancewithLeila  Рік тому

      Yeah I'm all for LOA but I don't see my emergency fund like that, I guess it's how you perceive things!

  • @laurie1412
    @laurie1412 Рік тому +1

    Def the support group/people you surround yourself with! and social media is terrible right now for finances. you cant even opt out of ads anymore or hide them...even i find myself checking those products out. i wish we could opt out of them.

  • @jaelasam
    @jaelasam Рік тому +5

    Always excited for your content 💞 and the reasoning you presented is spot on. This journey can be a tedious one but im keeping my eye on the goal. Great spreadsheet 🙌🏾

  • @shaunmoorefinance
    @shaunmoorefinance Рік тому

    Nice smooth video Leila 👌

  • @jess49497
    @jess49497 Рік тому

    wow, wonderful channel, a cordial greeting from mexico city. new subscriber

  • @aaronhudgens8345
    @aaronhudgens8345 Рік тому +2

    Hello Leila. I’ve really enjoyed watching your journey. It has inspired me to get serious with my budget and prioritize savings and investing.
    I’m curious if during your less than 5 year debt payoff journey you’ve had any Emergencies that required over the $1000 DR recommends?

    • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
      @PersonalFinancewithLeila  Рік тому +1

      Thanks Aaron! And yes! Quite a few actually:
      -Paying off the rest of a car I co-signed on (I have a video sharing this story) >$2.5K
      -Surgery for my dog >$2K
      -Root Canal/Other dental issues >$1K
      -Unexpected surgery >$1K
      There's probably some things I'm missing but yeah $1K EF just doesn't work for me personally!

  • @D_Roadtrip_Productions
    @D_Roadtrip_Productions Рік тому

    I have paid off my wife's credit card debts 3 times; then each time she maxed out up again! I can't afford to pay her debts anymore. I keep utilization on my accounts below 7%.

    • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
      @PersonalFinancewithLeila  Рік тому +2

      I'm sorry to hear that 😩 I can imagine it's tough if your partner isn't on board, I hope you can get through to her!

    • @shachede6828
      @shachede6828 Рік тому +1

      Close the accounts, sit with her and tell of the future you dream of together. Paying it three times is enabling her. Go to counseling. Worse senate finances completely. Let her wreck her own credit. And suffer for it.

  • @c.martin89
    @c.martin89 Рік тому +1

    Impulse shopping is my enemy right now. Instead of grocery shopping I'm eating out almost every day since March. I'm calling it my march madness. 😂😂

  • @TheJazzyBega
    @TheJazzyBega Рік тому

    Hello can you make a budget sheet with a snowball debt payment sheet?

  • @FleurDeLiiiiss
    @FleurDeLiiiiss Рік тому +1

    I want a friend like you ❤

  • @dashadynamite88
    @dashadynamite88 Рік тому +1

    ok not video related but where do u get your shirts? they’re so cute lol

    • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
      @PersonalFinancewithLeila  Рік тому +2

      Lol thank you! This shirt is Skims (Soft smoothing tshirt)! It's a bit pricey, but worth it!
      Otherwise usually Hollister!

    • @dashadynamite88
      @dashadynamite88 Рік тому +1

      @@PersonalFinancewithLeila omg thank you!

  • @syd-elbs
    @syd-elbs Рік тому

    Me: *impulsively spends on your debt tracker*

    • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
      @PersonalFinancewithLeila  Рік тому +1

      😂😂😂 oh noooo
      Thank you!! That's an investment though technically and should help motivate you to pay debt faster!

    • @syd-elbs
      @syd-elbs Рік тому +1

      @@PersonalFinancewithLeila it definitely is! I already have it populated and am looking at Feb 2025. It’s great- I’ve been tracking payoff but nothing as dynamic as this and it really helps 🥰

  • @Chloe_335
    @Chloe_335 Рік тому +2

    I’m going to be very vulnerable😅 you hit the nail on the head with the impulse buying and another thing that I spend money on is eating out😅 I do so good and get my debt down to just a couple hundred dollars and then the cycle starts all over again 🫣😫 I really need to do better but it’s hard breaking the never ending cycle!

    • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
      @PersonalFinancewithLeila  Рік тому

      Thanks for sharing Chloe! A couple of really strong/strict months could help you get ahead for sure