I decluttered and went minimalist 18 months ago, but in my fervour to get rid of stuff, I donated most to charity. I thought that if I hesitated, the urge would leave, but so far it hasn't. The organisation bug has now moved into our finances and last month, for the first time ever, I didn't go overdrawn in my checking account. I even managed to save! It really is the simplest idea; to check what you are spending every day, and being mindful of what you actually do spend your money on. I'm in my 50's, in a low paid healthcare job with little opportunity to move (ageism in employment is illegal but it's still out there...) but grabbing an extra shift and being careful really is working. Thank you for your sage words Nicole. To have had your wisdom 20 years ago... I'm just enjoying the buzz of being in credit now, saving a little and learning how to make spreadsheets. It really is addictive...
Your not wrong at the end when talking about security, I cant tell you how great of a feeling it is when you have even just $2000 in savings and how much it sucks when you have nothing in savings.
Great content, I add to my monthly savings by Not using my oven or cooktop! I bought an airfryer and a conduction cooktop and use those along with the microwave. My electric bill has gone down consistently $50 every month! Beware of your kitchen high hats! They use lots of electric even with using LED bulbs. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Nicole, I recently reached this $10k Emergency Fund goal and the ANTI-budget was a huge help. Really helped me to focus on Savings rather than Spending. Love your videos, thanks for everything you do!
I was able to do this and I was so proud of myself! Saved $15,000 in 15 months just in time for my first car’s engine to give out. Time to do it all over again 😅 Thanks for the tips and motivation! Instead of intense saving I really need to get a side hustle.
You need to change your oil exactly at 5,000 miles or once a year whatever comes first no if ands or buts use Mobil 1 oil and filter full synthetic. You never changed your oil that's why your engine gave out
Other people doing things on your property especially swimming pool rent-outs screams liability. If they get hurt on your property you bet your ass they will call Saul
Switch jobs is the best. I was blown away by how much more other companies would pay for my experience . I would also add don't stay for a counter offer. If you do they will own your ass and word gets out on the street that your just fishing for $. great vid.
I just love you Nicole, been bingewatching your wise advice. Will look into focus groups. I'm on a fixed income but every month $250 go into my super emergency fund. And still manage to build up my checking for what may come up (minor surprises). AND 😘to that handsome guy in the background.
Love your content!! Thanks so much for sharing your invaluable wisdom. I changed bank accounts bc of your advice and now I don’t pay anything to house my money. Wish I did that sooner
I save 9.600k per year. My salary is low and thats all I can do per year. Hoping to invest in the future and FIRE 😻 The way I do it is by living with my parents and rarely go out or spend money on things.
Love you content...straight forward and to the point I completely agree with you the first 10,000 was the hardest. but after you develop a routine a low effort side hustle it doesn't take long!!!
I made my side hustle a casual job at my favourite pet grocer mart. It has been a lifesaver after I was laid off from my main income jobs back in January. Bonus is I get free dog food!
no ur spreading a terrible falshood in saiyng that if u spend less things will work out, its about making more and thats it no matter how much u save, u stil need 2 make alot of money to have alot of money
I have only just discovered your channel. I find you so interesting and am definitely going to put into practise your last tip. Every time I spend money on a non-essential item I will put £2 extra into my holiday savings. Thanks for the great idea
Focus groups :Bonus - there's usually at least one person who enjoys sharing their own opinion. Sometimes you find out afterwards that some attendees know each other and disagree just for the drama (!) . The companies lap that up ( & some of us just kick back..).
Not sure if it’s available elsewhere but here in AU I have an account that ‘rounds up’ for me. I can chose the amount - to the nearest $1, $5 etc and the difference automatically goes into a savings account. So say I have round up $5 set up, and I purchase a movie ticket for $16, the extra $4 goes to the savings. I only have mine set to $1 and it’s crazy how quick it adds up.
Enjoyed this video. Sunday Morning Coffee with Nicole. Good ideas. A few questions- do the focus groups pay cash or do you have to wait for a check? How did you get so passionate about savings-were your parents the same way- or opposite so you vowed you would not repeat their mistakes. I have a whole houseful-10K easy- of stuff I could sell. I am a little leery of selling to the public-both on platforms and marketplace meet-ups. I have heard disturbing stories-anyone have any tips of addressing and overcoming that? And finally🥰to the cutest dog ever. See you next Sunday -Cindy
Focus groups pay cash on the spot. I learned to save money because I grew up poor and if we weren’t were careful with our money we would have starved. I’ve never really had any issues doing marketplace meet ups. Just meet at a coffee shop nearby, or even inside the lobby of a bank if you’re nervous. Thankfully I’ve never had any real issues. Most people are safe. Just trust your gut.
Yes, I have a marketplace tip. I meet in my local TD parking lot, right next to the door, most likely cameras there. Some people I know meet in police parking lot! That keeps away the criminals! I've sold tons on Facebook marketplace, no issues. Take cash ONLY.
Budgeting help me get 8200 on 2 months, I'll be at 13 in 2, 20k in 5-6. That'll be my emergency fund. It'll keep me good for 6m not changing anything from my normal lift of something happens. Also extra work/selling/not spending
I set my expenses quarterly. Review it weekly so if something isn’t right I can catch it. I also give myself an allowance to spend on what ever I want. It’s only $15 a week , $780 a year. My no guilt spending.
The house is paid off . I just have $3600 a year in homeowners insurance and property tax. I don't take that out of my income. I require myself to pay the $3600 by doing overtime. Small changes add up.
Gave most of my crap to Goodwill and a fair amount more got stolen. Im too lazy to sell so i should have comissioned you to sell it. It was tens of thousands us dollars worth of stuff.
I COMPLETELY agree with saving money being fun and seeing your savings grow being THE BEST! Cannot agree more! My friends are super jealous of all the money I save, but I just LOVE watching my savings grow (and I have everything I need, so not much point in buying more to me)! lol. Preach, Nicole! You get it! :D
I'm very surprised, someone is buying that crap! I, once, posted to sell a glass table for $ 20 in a good condition! Didn't get any response o interest!
If there's a product or service you consistently purchase, I recommend trying to get a job (part or full time) with a company that sells that thing. As an employee you'll get discounts or freebies 😮
I love this video so much & fw it to my son , cause whatever financial advise I give him he just disregards it as Mom being bossy, however If a another person tells him the same info (more simply explained too) he's receptive!!! 😂 THANK U! Ps. I loved it 'cause I've done in the past most of your recomendations! Yrs ago I selled all my night dresses, decluttering my closet, and got over $500! Now I ask myself first before buying stuff, what's the # on my list of priorities, and this have helped me keep savings up, credit card down, and no clothes or stuff unused!
Okay if you have 50k in your savings and something terrible happen to you where you land in the hospital. You get a bill for 80k, insurance pay 50k and you owe 30k. Hospital *rubs both hands* sees that you have the money to pay the rest, will they send your bill to collections???? Lol, an American tragedy...
Nicole I absolutely love your videos. My side hustle is rental income it is passive at this point in my life. I don't even do the repairs. I make enough on them, so they're self-sustaining. This year I paid property taxes for over a million dollars worth of property. I have a huge cash flow,it gives me opportunities never had before. Managing money correctly it's like being a good landlord. The more money that comes my way, the more I can be a good Steward and put it where it does the most good.
Wow change jobs every 2-3 years 😳 I've been at mine 16 this year . I was able to get an extra pt remote job at night from home 15-20 hours a week at $17/hr. Its seasonal but every dollar helps. Scoring tests for educational company. :) Have a blessed day! Thanks for the info.
Regarding the raise your rates tip for business owners I’m curious of your opinion if you weren’t a business owner. Wouldn’t you suggest to shop around when companies raise their rates? I would think that small businesses would want to keep their rates low to prevent losing customers to “box box” competitors. For years I bought unscented soy candles from a small business. Two years ago their prices jumped from $15 for a 9oz to $25 (plus shipping). I didn’t complain to them, but I stopped buying theirs & found a better deal elsewhere. The owner reached out and asked why I don’t order any more. I was honest & said that was more than I was willing to spend on candles, especially unscented. I got a lecture about how everything is going up and how I should support small businesses. I’m more concerned with supporting myself over overpaying & supporting someone else’s dream. I know things go up, but I feel that some companies are just gouging after the pandemic.
It definitely depends on the business and the customer base. For a consumer product where something similar can be purchased for much less at a big store, I tend to agree with you. For a service that you gain a lot of value from, no. Most people are very comfortable and happy with the people they use to clean their house/cut their hair/walk their dog etc. and if the rates go up a bit, they’re still likely to stick around. Same thing applies if you work with businesses to make websites/do social media or anything similar. If they get a good ROI on your services, they won’t care. I really appreciate your comment because I think it’s a good idea to ponder overall. I personally won’t pay for more something just to “support a small business” so I think it’s important that small businesses provide a product or service that is actually superior to their larger competitors. And if they do, they’re going to find a market of customers who appreciate that and are willing/able to pay for it.
@@AccordingtoNicole You have a great point with the products vs services aspect. It is certainly much easier to find cheaper products than cheaper companies that provide the same quality of services. I don’t have a problem paying more for a small business if the product is superior. It’s definitely not a “one size fits all” answer as you point out. Thanks for your response ✌🏼🌱
I like your content but prefer you don't use Jesus or Jesus Christ's name arbitrarily. I hope you have a personal relationship with him as your savior.
this is my exact goal right now that i started in january, got some tips i didn't know about, thanks! also, i love the entrance you make on the pay off your bad debts tip, straight out of a David Wain movie.😂
😘 Levi. Very practical tips. I'm already partly freegan in my lifestyle and I don't think I have much to cut back on. I have to increase my income, lazy as I am.
The biggest help for me was my kids getting jobs. Now they have to learn about personal finance and I have fewer costs related to their needs and extra-curricular activities.
In my country we get a lot of those pesky door to door sales people that just show up at your house randomly & completely uninvited trying to almost force you to buy something the guy literally said common please buy something & they just don't take no for a fucking answer and they don't care if you tell them you don't want to get into debt, the best solution that I have found is to lock my gate so they can't get in in the first place & besides that would be trespassing, I shouldn't even have to lock my gate, one of them convinced me to buy a PS5 on credit & the fact that he was smirking about it really pissed me off so I decided to cancel my order before it arrived at my house although I don't have a PS5 I also don't have to worry about that huge debt hanging over me now, I only wish I got to see the look on the idiots face when he found out I cancelled my order, it's like the old saying goes don't count your eggs before they hatch!
![I might've gone a little overboard... [August 2023 Monthly Money Recap]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/38k3DtJFU-g/mqdefault.jpg)
Did 16 hours shift every other day, no eating out, no vacation for 10 years and saved 25k/year and paid my mortgage in 9 years. Zero debts!🥳🥳🥳
jeezuz.. now that's self discipline
@@MandySmith-wf8sbsupreme😊
No vacation is not an option for me I’d rather have a longer mortgage!
Good job..
Amazing! Congrats! 🎉🎉🎉
Great tips Nicole and yes your furbie is one of the cutest photobombed lol 😂
I decluttered and went minimalist 18 months ago, but in my fervour to get rid of stuff, I donated most to charity. I thought that if I hesitated, the urge would leave, but so far it hasn't.
The organisation bug has now moved into our finances and last month, for the first time ever, I didn't go overdrawn in my checking account. I even managed to save!
It really is the simplest idea; to check what you are spending every day, and being mindful of what you actually do spend your money on.
I'm in my 50's, in a low paid healthcare job with little opportunity to move (ageism in employment is illegal but it's still out there...) but grabbing an extra shift and being careful really is working.
Thank you for your sage words Nicole. To have had your wisdom 20 years ago...
I'm just enjoying the buzz of being in credit now, saving a little and learning how to make spreadsheets. It really is addictive...
My definition of success is... being debt free...
Yes😊😊😊
Nicole, I absolutely love your channel! You are wise beyond your years! I am so glad I found your channel!
thank you! I'm glad you're here :)
Your not wrong at the end when talking about security, I cant tell you how great of a feeling it is when you have even just $2000 in savings and how much it sucks when you have nothing in savings.
Great content, I add to my monthly savings by Not using my oven or cooktop! I bought an airfryer and a conduction cooktop and use those along with the microwave. My electric bill has gone down consistently $50 every month! Beware of your kitchen high hats! They use lots of electric even with using LED bulbs.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks Nicole, I recently reached this $10k Emergency Fund goal and the ANTI-budget was a huge help. Really helped me to focus on Savings rather than Spending. Love your videos, thanks for everything you do!
I love your channel. I’m moving over to Canada from Europe in March 2024 so I’ve been watching a lot of finance type videos, great!!
What's crazy is this was a goal I created late last year. Journey to save 10K😊
How’s it going so far?!
I wanted to say that as far as not having paid for anything in my place except the microwave and the coffee maker I live on less than $27.00 a day.
I was able to do this and I was so proud of myself! Saved $15,000 in 15 months just in time for my first car’s engine to give out.
Time to do it all over again 😅
Thanks for the tips and motivation! Instead of intense saving I really need to get a side hustle.
You need to change your oil exactly at 5,000 miles or once a year whatever comes first no if ands or buts use Mobil 1 oil and filter full synthetic. You never changed your oil that's why your engine gave out
Other people doing things on your property especially swimming pool rent-outs screams liability. If they get hurt on your property you bet your ass they will call Saul
Switch jobs is the best. I was blown away by how much more other companies would pay for my experience . I would also add don't stay for a counter offer. If you do they will own your ass and word gets out on the street that your just fishing for $. great vid.
It helps indefinitely to see your own savings and having that sense of security and to have a peace of mind.💚
I just love you Nicole, been bingewatching your wise advice. Will look into focus groups. I'm on a fixed income but every month $250 go into my super emergency fund. And still manage to build up my checking for what may come up (minor surprises). AND 😘to that handsome guy in the background.
Raised my rates. Thanks for that, and as you said, if you’re doing a good job, they won’t mind paying the small increase. Thanks!!
Love your content!! Thanks so much for sharing your invaluable wisdom. I changed bank accounts bc of your advice and now I don’t pay anything to house my money. Wish I did that sooner
I enjoy the anti-budget 😊 money goes to my savings first. It's not alot, but it adds up
I would have loved to be a fly on the wall when you were in that focus group about bank fees😂
I don’t think they liked me very much. I almost started a coup.
I save 9.600k per year. My salary is low and thats all I can do per year. Hoping to invest in the future and FIRE 😻 The way I do it is by living with my parents and rarely go out or spend money on things.
Very good
Always try to have an emergency stash!!! I only go in when I have to and immediately replace money ASAP!! 💰💖
I love Levi he seems like the sweetest boy
Love you content...straight forward and to the point I completely agree with you the first 10,000 was the hardest. but after you develop a routine a low effort side hustle it doesn't take long!!!
I made my side hustle a casual job at my favourite pet grocer mart. It has been a lifesaver after I was laid off from my main income jobs back in January. Bonus is I get free dog food!
Love that!
no ur spreading a terrible falshood in saiyng that if u spend less things will work out, its about making more and thats it no matter how much u save, u stil need 2 make alot of money to have alot of money
I like the tip about putting away a small sum of $ for every purchase. I'm gonna try that!
Your videos have inspired me to save more and I'm on my way to the 10k goal , keep up the awesome videos you're an inspiration! 🙏💯💕💰🤑💸
I absolutely love your content and wait for it each week! It’s so inspiring and I can’t wait to see what you post in the future.
Thank you so much!!
Great video. I pick up extra hours at work and fill in 2nd shift when needed. It's an easy way for extra cash.
I have only just discovered your channel. I find you so interesting and am definitely going to put into practise your last tip. Every time I spend money on a non-essential item I will put £2 extra into my holiday savings. Thanks for the great idea
Hi Levi! Nicole can you share your favorite recipes? I have trouble cooking anything or just getting started.
I share lots of recipes and meal ideas over on my Patreon.
This is a great video Nicole, thank you. Really useful, actionable tips. It's massively motivated me to get going on saving my first 10k!
As always informative and interesting. Thank you Nicole 👏😀
i stopped in the middle of the video and asked for a raise, the answer was positive)) thanks
Thank you. $10000 it is. I believe I can donit when I hear you talk about it in those terms!! Awesome channel.
You can do it!
Focus groups :Bonus - there's usually at least one person who enjoys sharing their own opinion. Sometimes you find out afterwards that some attendees know each other and disagree just for the drama (!) . The companies lap that up ( & some of us just kick back..).
Another great video Nicole! We are about to move out and definitely apply your tips here. Thanks Nicole!!😃Happy Easter 🐣!
Oooo, so close to 20K!! If I could subscribe twice, I would. You're terrific. And Levi is a darling pup. 😘
Not sure if it’s available elsewhere but here in AU I have an account that ‘rounds up’ for me. I can chose the amount - to the nearest $1, $5 etc and the difference automatically goes into a savings account. So say I have round up $5 set up, and I purchase a movie ticket for $16, the extra $4 goes to the savings. I only have mine set to $1 and it’s crazy how quick it adds up.
I’ve heard of something in the US like that called Acorns.
Not sure about here in 🇨🇦
I’m definitely going to try the $2 rule. Thanks for the tips 👏
Awesome video yet again!
Enjoyed this video. Sunday Morning Coffee with Nicole. Good ideas. A few questions- do the focus groups pay cash or do you have to wait for a check? How did you get so passionate about savings-were your parents the same way- or opposite so you vowed you would not repeat their mistakes. I have a whole houseful-10K easy- of stuff I could sell. I am a little leery of selling to the public-both on platforms and marketplace meet-ups. I have heard disturbing stories-anyone have any tips of addressing and overcoming that? And finally🥰to the cutest dog ever. See you next Sunday -Cindy
Focus groups pay cash on the spot.
I learned to save money because I grew up poor and if we weren’t were careful with our money we would have starved.
I’ve never really had any issues doing marketplace meet ups. Just meet at a coffee shop nearby, or even inside the lobby of a bank if you’re nervous. Thankfully I’ve never had any real issues. Most people are safe. Just trust your gut.
Yes, I have a marketplace tip. I meet in my local TD parking lot, right next to the door, most likely cameras there. Some people I know meet in police parking lot! That keeps away the criminals! I've sold tons on Facebook marketplace, no issues. Take cash ONLY.
Budgeting help me get 8200 on 2 months, I'll be at 13 in 2, 20k in 5-6. That'll be my emergency fund. It'll keep me good for 6m not changing anything from my normal lift of something happens.
Also extra work/selling/not spending
I set my expenses quarterly. Review it weekly so if something isn’t right I can catch it. I also give myself an allowance to spend on what ever I want. It’s only $15 a week , $780 a year. My no guilt spending.
The house is paid off . I just have $3600 a year in homeowners insurance and property tax. I don't take that out of my income. I require myself to pay the $3600 by doing overtime. Small changes add up.
#goals
❤ for Levi! Liking the put away £2 for every bill paid or shopping bought. Gonna try that one!
Gave most of my crap to Goodwill and a fair amount more got stolen. Im too lazy to sell so i should have comissioned you to sell it. It was tens of thousands us dollars worth of stuff.
Yes! Keep Saving yall!!!
I COMPLETELY agree with saving money being fun and seeing your savings grow being THE BEST! Cannot agree more! My friends are super jealous of all the money I save, but I just LOVE watching my savings grow (and I have everything I need, so not much point in buying more to me)! lol. Preach, Nicole! You get it! :D
Love the $2 rule, will give that a try.
I loved it, thank you so much Nicole, great content 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
😘😘😘 Who's the cutest doggy!! Great photo bomb!
Thank you in advance for pointing me in the right direction!
I'm very surprised, someone is buying that crap!
I, once, posted to sell a glass table for $ 20 in a good condition!
Didn't get any response o interest!
If there's a product or service you consistently purchase, I recommend trying to get a job (part or full time) with a company that sells that thing. As an employee you'll get discounts or freebies 😮
I love this video so much & fw it to my son , cause whatever financial advise I give him he just disregards it as Mom being bossy, however If a another person tells him the same info (more simply explained too) he's receptive!!! 😂 THANK U!
Ps. I loved it 'cause I've done in the past most of your recomendations! Yrs ago I selled all my night dresses, decluttering my closet, and got over $500! Now I ask myself first before buying stuff, what's the # on my list of priorities, and this have helped me keep savings up, credit card down, and no clothes or stuff unused!
Okay if you have 50k in your savings and something terrible happen to you where you land in the hospital. You get a bill for 80k, insurance pay 50k and you owe 30k. Hospital *rubs both hands* sees that you have the money to pay the rest, will they send your bill to collections???? Lol, an American tragedy...
Nicole I absolutely love your videos. My side hustle is rental income it is passive at this point in my life. I don't even do the repairs. I make enough on them, so they're self-sustaining. This year I paid property taxes for over a million dollars worth of property. I have a huge cash flow,it gives me opportunities never had before. Managing money correctly it's like being a good landlord. The more money that comes my way, the more I can be a good Steward and put it where it does the most good.
the last tip is probably most the quickest one to save money if you shop a lot. that's for advice Nicole!
Great advice, Nicole, thanks!👍🏽
Excellent info! bangs and nostril shot consider adjusting. Keep going ❤
Great advice but 'Selling my stuff' , change my job and most of the side hustles are almost impossible as a rural dweller.
Thank you for the tips, this is actually useful and realistic! Subscribed
Nobody is ever tired enough to make a damn meal...just lazy
Wow change jobs every 2-3 years 😳 I've been at mine 16 this year . I was able to get an extra pt remote job at night from home 15-20 hours a week at $17/hr. Its seasonal but every dollar helps. Scoring tests for educational company. :) Have a blessed day! Thanks for the info.
wow that's a dream to get a pt remote job. I'm curious how you got it
@@buffycatnip I came across it through a website rat race rebellion about 3 years ago
😘😘😘
I can see the pile of plushie toys in the background too!
That’s the teddy bear hospital. They’re all missing limbs.
@@AccordingtoNicole 😂
Thanks for great advice . Love watching your videos and here is one for the cutest 😘
Very true them days of working at just one job ur career is long gone....I'm in nursing so I know the turn over is high now...
Regarding the raise your rates tip for business owners I’m curious of your opinion if you weren’t a business owner. Wouldn’t you suggest to shop around when companies raise their rates? I would think that small businesses would want to keep their rates low to prevent losing customers to “box box” competitors.
For years I bought unscented soy candles from a small business. Two years ago their prices jumped from $15 for a 9oz to $25 (plus shipping). I didn’t complain to them, but I stopped buying theirs & found a better deal elsewhere. The owner reached out and asked why I don’t order any more. I was honest & said that was more than I was willing to spend on candles, especially unscented. I got a lecture about how everything is going up and how I should support small businesses.
I’m more concerned with supporting myself over overpaying & supporting someone else’s dream. I know things go up, but I feel that some companies are just gouging after the pandemic.
It definitely depends on the business and the customer base. For a consumer product where something similar can be purchased for much less at a big store, I tend to agree with you.
For a service that you gain a lot of value from, no. Most people are very comfortable and happy with the people they use to clean their house/cut their hair/walk their dog etc. and if the rates go up a bit, they’re still likely to stick around.
Same thing applies if you work with businesses to make websites/do social media or anything similar. If they get a good ROI on your services, they won’t care.
I really appreciate your comment because I think it’s a good idea to ponder overall. I personally won’t pay for more something just to “support a small business” so I think it’s important that small businesses provide a product or service that is actually superior to their larger competitors. And if they do, they’re going to find a market of customers who appreciate that and are willing/able to pay for it.
@@AccordingtoNicole You have a great point with the products vs services aspect. It is certainly much easier to find cheaper products than cheaper companies that provide the same quality of services.
I don’t have a problem paying more for a small business if the product is superior. It’s definitely not a “one size fits all” answer as you point out. Thanks for your response ✌🏼🌱
you can save by turning off a few overhead lights.
I like the $2 rule.
Nice video!
Thank-you.
I went immediately to marketplace to sell stuff
Rented out two bedrooms. At $500 per month per month.
Levy IS the cutest dog ever. Adorable! 😘😘😘😊🥲
Screw that renting out your pool is a lawsuit waiting to happen
6:14 - "Something that pays a lot..." ☠😆
Another great video. I learn so much every time. Such great advice.
I like your content but prefer you don't use Jesus or Jesus Christ's name arbitrarily. I hope you have a personal relationship with him as your savior.
Great tips... cute dog! 😊
this is my exact goal right now that i started in january, got some tips i didn't know about, thanks! also, i love the entrance you make on the pay off your bad debts tip, straight out of a David Wain movie.😂
Best way to save money is to save consistently. 🙂
True!
@@AccordingtoNicole thanks for the reply! Have a good Easter holiday
😘 Levi. Very practical tips. I'm already partly freegan in my lifestyle and I don't think I have much to cut back on. I have to increase my income, lazy as I am.
Great video! Lexi looks half dog, half koala!!
This 2 $ rule …is great.
The biggest help for me was my kids getting jobs. Now they have to learn about personal finance and I have fewer costs related to their needs and extra-curricular activities.
Good morning. Very great advice. This is my goal this year. 🥰
I love your house its so minimalist❤
In my country we get a lot of those pesky door to door sales people that just show up at your house randomly & completely uninvited trying to almost force you to buy something the guy literally said common please buy something & they just don't take no for a fucking answer and they don't care if you tell them you don't want to get into debt, the best solution that I have found is to lock my gate so they can't get in in the first place & besides that would be trespassing, I shouldn't even have to lock my gate, one of them convinced me to buy a PS5 on credit & the fact that he was smirking about it really pissed me off so I decided to cancel my order before it arrived at my house although I don't have a PS5 I also don't have to worry about that huge debt hanging over me now, I only wish I got to see the look on the idiots face when he found out I cancelled my order, it's like the old saying goes don't count your eggs before they hatch!
Just close the door
Great content
Great advice! Thank you, and keep up the good work 👏
I absolutely love the $2 rule. I am implementing that immediately!
😘to the photobomber :)
Levi 😘
Thx
Great tips Nicole however I dont believe in raising your rates so often.
Everyone else does. Which means unfortunately if you don’t, you’ll be priced out of life very quickly.
😘
Thank you for this!
I. Paid 1-800-Got Junk to empty my apartment, when. I moved to Mexico. I 2021 at 79.
Great content!❤
Happy Easter! 🐇🐣