The tips: 1. start a new bank account (Monzo bank account) 2. plan your budgetting in Excel 3. shop at Aldi/Lidl 4. buy Tupperware and save extra food for later 5. split food with flatmates 6. go shopping once a week 7. don't overpay on drinks on a night out 8. get a 16-25 railcard 9. take the slow train to save money 10. avoid spending money on transport (go by foot) 11. get a job to earn money
I think getting a job is hard coz of the limited time you have and it cuts on study time. I suggest working from yr11 to yr13 and save so in ur first year you can be good to go as for the rest u can get an on campus job
@@thhtech it's not for every student but it's a good idea for many, to have a part time job. Personally I don't work this semester but I will do part time when I have less intense courses other semesters
Thanks for the tips! Something I always do when clubbing is only take the cash I’m willing to spend and never take my card, with your card you can just keep spending money without thinking about it (especially when drunk!) whereas if you just take cash you can’t spend more than you have on you x
me at uni trying to do a cheap food shop vs me being gluten free where two GF cupcakes are the same price as six normal ones. also this video is super helpful! going to uni this year is scary since there’s a good chance of not being able to get a job during the recession
Here in Slovakia students have the advantage of taking any train for free, but you obviously have to have a student id. This is super useful if you live relatively close to your uni and you want to save some money as well.
I'm going to uni in September. Some really helpful tips. I'm going to have to make meals to take to work on days I have work because I won't have time from lecture to work time to eat.
I opened a second bank account after my first paycheck arrived, now I have one account where my budget for the month goes to and with which I pay rent, food, etc and the other account just gets the money I earned and don't necessarily need, money gifts, collected change, stuff like that. With the second account I then pay for vacations, a fridge, stuff like that
Sachin Sharma, bio and chem: do past papers then revise the areas where you drop marks. maths: i mostly just did exam style questions from the textbooks but then did practice papers closer to exam season. focus on the topics you’re worse at and avoid falling into the trap of revising what you’re good at because it makes you feel better. (I got A* A* A with the A in maths for reference)
also another tip: sometimes when you get a part time job at a restaurant you can get cheaper food (or they might even provide one meal (for exemple dinner, if you work late))
I worked at a Mexican fast food place and got 50% off when I worked and 30% off friends and family. Also, they let me take home fountain drinks and chips for free, sometimes even an entree.
for aussie students, CBA has a pretty good app where you can manage all your finances, so you can check your account whenever you want, plus, it's free to create an account.
I would recommend getting monzo and a student bank account cos the perks that convential banks have are also really good. For example santander give you a railcard
@@albabjigarandrabi3166 yes that is exactly what I do. Although note that your Santander one has a minimum £500 pay in per term. So I would recommend using both. Maybe use Santander for rent and big payments and Monzo for smaller payments where budgeting is necessary?
hi, girl! i have just come across your channel and I'm so glad because you seem super wise, you give away awesome tips and you are insanely pretty 😍 subscribed! x
I suggest waiting until second or third year, before you start sharing food with housemates. You’ll find people take advantage if you do not know them well enough and over-eat/under contribute.
heyyy i love you soo much and the content you make :) can you please tell me what camera you use for vlogging? I really want to start my own vlogging series and love the shots you make
Hi, I just came from your alevel results video and I was wondering if your biology came back as an A* from being remarked? Im in a similar situation atm X
I just want to warn you about Monzo when I was looking into getting it, it was loads of reviews of people saying they have lost loads of money through it. 13% of people gave it a bad review which is not great it’s 1 in 10 people.
this was really interesting and helpful, ive been thinking a lot recently about getting a job but idrk if i could manage both that and school at the same time. if anyone has any tips id be grateful
Thank you for all these tips, especially the ones about job. I agree with you, working while studying may be difficult, so it would be better to work during holidays. However, I have a question about shops. Some sources say that supermarkets are more expensive than local shops, but others claim the opposite. Which option is really the cheapest then ? Thank you!
Tbh u have to shop around in the area where u live, it varies. For. A supermarket u cns be paying for the convenience. But at the same time own brand products can mean its cheaper
I know ur asking her but I think you should get a student bank account (cos there are lots of perks such as a free railway card) and monzo(good for budgeting like she said). Sometimes you can transfer your current account to a student one if it is the same bank. If not then you could keep both or close one it doesn't really matter because having more than one won't harm you. Like you can just not use your old account but keep it open.
i just have a question on whether monzo works in other countries because I am currently doing a gap year in Thailand before i go to Edinburgh and I would like to use it to budget this year. also this was very helpful so thank you sm!
The tips:
1. start a new bank account (Monzo bank account)
2. plan your budgetting in Excel
3. shop at Aldi/Lidl
4. buy Tupperware and save extra food for later
5. split food with flatmates
6. go shopping once a week
7. don't overpay on drinks on a night out
8. get a 16-25 railcard
9. take the slow train to save money
10. avoid spending money on transport (go by foot)
11. get a job to earn money
hahah lol, (get a job to earn money) yeah that is pretty easy as student.
I think getting a job is hard coz of the limited time you have and it cuts on study time. I suggest working from yr11 to yr13 and save so in ur first year you can be good to go as for the rest u can get an on campus job
@@thhtech it's not for every student but it's a good idea for many, to have a part time job. Personally I don't work this semester but I will do part time when I have less intense courses other semesters
12. Get a sugar daddy
@@kiarasakuray NO
also, don’t go shopping when ur hungry x
Eat your roommate instead 🤓💅🏼
@@6298-u9c
*checks description*
Aight she's studying economics, I can trust her.
And math so she’s smart 😂
Thanks for the tips! Something I always do when clubbing is only take the cash I’m willing to spend and never take my card, with your card you can just keep spending money without thinking about it (especially when drunk!) whereas if you just take cash you can’t spend more than you have on you x
student beans is another discount app with different offers to unidays xx
monzo is literally the BEST bank account for students, travelling, budgeting etc. i'm loving it
Yeah I'm in year 12 and I love using it (I have a part time job) it's so helpful game changer
Starling is better
Until they steal your money :/
@@co5021 this happened to u?
Also Santander 123 student current account gives you a free 4 year railcard!!
Do you know if it’s £100 cash or if it’s in a gift card eg) Amazon?
Lola I think it’s cash
Can I apply for the card then close the bank
@@cookiemonster6749 Doubt it
@@jahdaiheadley9754 i got the railcard...which i have never even used and i'm planning to switch banks for this academic year haha
me at uni trying to do a cheap food shop vs me being gluten free where two GF cupcakes are the same price as six normal ones. also this video is super helpful! going to uni this year is scary since there’s a good chance of not being able to get a job during the recession
Here in Slovakia students have the advantage of taking any train for free, but you obviously have to have a student id. This is super useful if you live relatively close to your uni and you want to save some money as well.
I'm moving to uni next week and was just starting to think about how i'm going to budget so this is really great! Thank you! xxx
Jess Clark me too, good luck at uni 💗
@@francescaj thank you! you too! xx
good luck!!
@@naynaflorence thank you!! xx
Hey are you going to a Scottish uni?
I'm going to uni in September. Some really helpful tips. I'm going to have to make meals to take to work on days I have work because I won't have time from lecture to work time to eat.
I opened a second bank account after my first paycheck arrived, now I have one account where my budget for the month goes to and with which I pay rent, food, etc and the other account just gets the money I earned and don't necessarily need, money gifts, collected change, stuff like that. With the second account I then pay for vacations, a fridge, stuff like that
Whenever u know you’re going out later go to Lidl or Aldi to get alcohol earlier that day, you’ll safe LOOOOADS
Love your videos it’s nice to see content that can actually make a difference in people’s lives
needed this! london budgeting is no joke
in edinburgh, they have bus passes where you can put £x amount of money on it and use it whenever. So it lets you set aside money for travel
Thankyou for your advice, I really respect youtubers that do stuff like this just trying to help people to not make silly mistakes❤️
Another tip is to try getting the coach instead of the train, it takes much longer and not as convenient but it is MILES CHEAPER
Sorry if I keep spamming this but a video on how to do well in a level biology, chemistry and maths would be really useful
Sachin Sharma, bio and chem: do past papers then revise the areas where you drop marks. maths: i mostly just did exam style questions from the textbooks but then did practice papers closer to exam season. focus on the topics you’re worse at and avoid falling into the trap of revising what you’re good at because it makes you feel better. (I got A* A* A with the A in maths for reference)
such a useful video to watch !! Love your videos :)
Sana Warsi thank you!!
Spent the past few days watching all your vids love them! Starting uni next week thanks for the advice!
A few years off uni but this was genuinely such an interesting and helpful video x
I don't even go to uni I don't know why it's so interesting to hear you talk about it haha
I accidentally burnt my chin with a hot flask of tea. I don't think ill ever get through Uni. Look at the state of me.
also another tip: sometimes when you get a part time job at a restaurant you can get cheaper food (or they might even provide one meal (for exemple dinner, if you work late))
Sometimes they also let you take food they didn't sell that day as well, not everywhere though
I worked at a Mexican fast food place and got 50% off when I worked and 30% off friends and family. Also, they let me take home fountain drinks and chips for free, sometimes even an entree.
can you please film a meal prep video for a week at uni
for aussie students, CBA has a pretty good app where you can manage all your finances, so you can check your account whenever you want, plus, it's free to create an account.
I would recommend getting monzo and a student bank account cos the perks that convential banks have are also really good. For example santander give you a railcard
This is what I'm thinking to do - so would you transfer the money from your Santander acc to Monzo's different pots and then spend from there?
@@albabjigarandrabi3166 yes that is exactly what I do. Although note that your Santander one has a minimum £500 pay in per term.
So I would recommend using both. Maybe use Santander for rent and big payments and Monzo for smaller payments where budgeting is necessary?
@@janani1826 Thanks so much!
Bringing a bike to uni is very good as well
i spend so much money so i needed this video lol🥰 love you and your channel nayna, you deserve at least 1 million subscribers!
gi you’re too sweet 🥺🥺
naynaflorence 🖤🥺
Thank you! I’m going to uni next year and this is so helpful 💕💕
Miracule Okorie best of luck!
watching you grow from 5k to now has been amazing, keep up the amazing work!!
Georgia Mayhew awww that’s so nice thank you💕
About to go to my first year of Uni, I love this video.
Great work Nayna! :)
thanks for the tips! i am from spain but i'll be doing my erasmus this year at sheffield. so it was very helpful!!😊
Thank you so much, very helpful......you have inspired me to do a video for international students. Thank you!!!!!!!
maybe i'll see you at edinburgh in september! i just got into classics :)
Stop online shopping!! I feel attacked as I type this
THANK YOU
these were such great tips thank you so much i am starting in september and you made me feel much less nervous
Ahhh this is a god send 💓 But i just know i’ll still spend all my money on pot noodles come September...
hi, girl! i have just come across your channel and I'm so glad because you seem super wise, you give away awesome tips and you are insanely pretty 😍 subscribed! x
This was genuinely so helpful!! xxx
Fran Cade yay i’m glad!
You can get railcards through tesco clubcard points x
You should make a book recommendations video! Xx
Aaa no way!! Im starting at university of Edinburgh this week!!:)
Ellie Beattie good luck!!
Good luck! I'm going into my fourth year at Edinburgh uni :D
@@DYLEMAHDthank you!! What are you studying?:)
never been this early !
thank you so much for the video! so helpful!
I suggest waiting until second or third year, before you start sharing food with housemates. You’ll find people take advantage if you do not know them well enough and over-eat/under contribute.
Such a comprehensive video! X
i just found you and i'm so happy because you're so pretty and i love your content
Victoria Spinosa awww yay thank you!
Thank you soooo much!!! You're amazing for doing this!
Yei another uni vid, love it!!
Wish my summer would be that long. I'm going to do nursing. U get a 5 week holiday spread through the whole year
this is so helpful thank you
i love u so much!!!!!!!
I love you Nayna ❤️
Save time, meal plan and then make it on Sunday, store in Tupperware in fridge/freezer.
EDIT: OMG no way first thing she mentioned was Monzo😝
Get a Monzo card and thank me later ✌🏾
some really good tips! :)
Many thanks this was rly helpful
heyyy i love you soo much and the content you make :) can you please tell me what camera you use for vlogging? I really want to start my own vlogging series and love the shots you make
Thank you for making the effort!
Hi, I just came from your alevel results video and I was wondering if your biology came back as an A* from being remarked? Im in a similar situation atm X
Maaria x i acc never ended up getting it remarked! x
I just want to warn you about Monzo when I was looking into getting it, it was loads of reviews of people saying they have lost loads of money through it. 13% of people gave it a bad review which is not great it’s 1 in 10 people.
Naturally Darcy i think this is to do with savings accounts which i have never used! will check our reviews if i ever decide to!
Solid tips and hacks here
this was really interesting and helpful, ive been thinking a lot recently about getting a job but idrk if i could manage both that and school at the same time. if anyone has any tips id be grateful
Karolina look on indeed for jobs! x
these tips are super helpful! and nayna your name is super pretty x
Fanan Nizam aw thank you!
thanks for the tipss
Thank you for all these tips, especially the ones about job. I agree with you, working while studying may be difficult, so it would be better to work during holidays.
However, I have a question about shops. Some sources say that supermarkets are more expensive than local shops, but others claim the opposite. Which option is really the cheapest then ?
Thank you!
Tbh u have to shop around in the area where u live, it varies. For. A supermarket u cns be paying for the convenience. But at the same time own brand products can mean its cheaper
@@janani1826 Oh ok, I see. Thank you 😊
Hey! Just wanted to ask what job you have in Edinburgh? I’m going to Edinburgh university this year and was wondering what kind of job I could get 😊
where’s ur shirt from in the thumbnail??💓
haburgerr nasty gal x
would you recommend getting a student bank account as well as having a regular current account?
I know ur asking her but I think you should get a student bank account (cos there are lots of perks such as a free railway card) and monzo(good for budgeting like she said). Sometimes you can transfer your current account to a student one if it is the same bank. If not then you could keep both or close one it doesn't really matter because having more than one won't harm you. Like you can just not use your old account but keep it open.
Monzo is so good
Lewis Nunn i literally live for it
Loved the new intro ☺
i just have a question on whether monzo works in other countries because I am currently doing a gap year in Thailand before i go to Edinburgh and I would like to use it to budget this year. also this was very helpful so thank you sm!
Angela Clement i’ve used it abroad in life of countries and never had any issues i would research it! x
So say if you have a Barclays account and you’ve already opened a student additions but you want to open a monzo account, what happens?
sarah higgins switch accounts
you can’t get a monzo account if you haven’t got a job thoo
😅. I shop once a month
wahh first comment!!!!
I LOVE UUUUU
Im from Greece and I willbe studying in the netherlands... Can I still open a monzo bank account? or do i have to be from the uk?
Try opening one, it is available in several countries.not sure if it is there tho. Don't use the link look it up in the app store
Charity shop thrifting plsssss
Kimi Latto yessss!
how do you get temporary work for the holidays?
Eat a lot over the summer so you dont have to spend as much on food 🙃
what jobs do you do that you can just do over holidays?
You can always work somewhere then quit two months in 😂
Chessington is a good one
Or an Xmas temp at legit any shop
It’s illegal to say somethings not sponsored when it is
it's not sponsored.
What kind of job did you have in Edinburgh? :) xx
Mhairi Campbell not gonna say but look on indeed for jobs! x
Thoughts on revolut vs monzo?
Sooty Girl have only seen the app briefly but personally prefer monzo!
Whats the intro song? xo
check the video's description
healthier options = pizza
You are very cute
Good luck to everyone going uni next week💗