I really appreciate the new addition at the end of the video to answer questions. I think this can be beneficial and helpful to a lot of us out there who are trying our best to budget.💜
Last year when gas prices were hiked up I would start refueling at the half tank mark instead of waiting until I had less than that. I was spending less doing it like that. I still do that, esp with prices edging back up. You never know when you might get caught up in traffic or have to detour.
I do the same thing with the rounding up on my budget it works for me than always worrying about the change n exact numbers. I want to say also before u ever said that u were a school teacher I just knew it because you love stickers n that to me was a dead give away, lol
And glad to have clarity on how you say you have exactly 200 a week for food, that you don’t really have it but you just keep it as a cushion. That makes sense. And it makes sense not to bother with all of the details for these videos, or your life :-)
#3 - Thank you for the answers! I too was wondering about the exact on variable categories and health insurance. 😄I like to see the rolling amount left over each week (or not), especially when it's needed in future weeks. But also it's nice to just work off of the same numbers each week and be in the same spending habits :) Love your videos!
#3 - your nails match your stickers! Everything in this video matched haha. Keep up the good work on the Visa! It's always the last stretch of debt payoff that's emotionally hard I think. It personally drives me nuts 😂
I do the same rounding when I make my budget. However, as an Accountant, when I close out my budget I include all the cents. You have to account for every penny 😂. I was so excited when I saw you were going to use the same sticker kit as me. ☺️. I pick #2
I know right now might not be the best time/or easy to do but when you can I would love to see more grocery hauls. With a family of 4 (2 boys also) I spend $1200 a month on groceries, and that’s down from $1400. I would be so happy if I could get it down to $1000. Also I pick #2. 😊😊
I get excited about paying extra towards my debt too!! Congrats on your progress, Jen. I'll have to check out your other channel! I too am a teacher. I definitely don't get to read as much as I'd like. You should check out the Popsugar Book Challenge. That's what I'm working on this year. #3
Hi Jennifer, great video! I pick #2. Question, what do you do for something like clothes? With the seasons and kids, you need clothes and shoes. I have a sinking fund for it, but I don't see that you do? Where would you take that if you needed something? Thanks!
So very very glad that you have good health insurance coverage and the college will be an option for both your kids actually. And you’ll get retirement income including Social Security. I don’t know why, but I feel relieved!
You have the savings challenge page for your checking account cushion which is full( congrats) but the left over money from David’s paycheck you decided to keep it to build that cushion up, are you going to start another page to track the extra you add? I choose 3.
#3 for next week! Great video. By the way I love the piggy savings challenge I purchased. Also wanted to ask how Logan is doing? How about you & David?
I only put $5 in the Car Maintenance envelope. I should've put $10 in it. Then I would only have had $15 left for Miscellaneous, instead of the $20. I see where you thought it was Visa. I thought that, too, at first.
I really appreciate the new addition at the end of the video to answer questions. I think this can be beneficial and helpful to a lot of us out there who are trying our best to budget.💜
Last year when gas prices were hiked up I would start refueling at the half tank mark instead of waiting until I had less than that. I was spending less doing it like that. I still do that, esp with prices edging back up. You never know when you might get caught up in traffic or have to detour.
Woohoo! A new booktube channel!
Well done on your visa payment. Great video🙂
Great music, I pick #3.
I do the same thing with the rounding up on my budget it works for me than always worrying about the change n exact numbers. I want to say also before u ever said that u were a school teacher I just knew it because you love stickers n that to me was a dead give away, lol
Lol 😂
Well done. I really liked the spending answer too. When it’s gone, it’s gone :). Enjoying your videos! I pick #3
Your nails match your wallet and your roses! #3
I'm sticking with #1!!
Love your question time and your new channel! #2 please
Love the nail color! #3
And glad to have clarity on how you say you have exactly 200 a week for food, that you don’t really have it but you just keep it as a cushion. That makes sense. And it makes sense not to bother with all of the details for these videos, or your life :-)
#2! You are doing amazing on getting that visa paid off!
#3 - Thank you for the answers! I too was wondering about the exact on variable categories and health insurance. 😄I like to see the rolling amount left over each week (or not), especially when it's needed in future weeks. But also it's nice to just work off of the same numbers each week and be in the same spending habits :) Love your videos!
#3 - your nails match your stickers! Everything in this video matched haha. Keep up the good work on the Visa! It's always the last stretch of debt payoff that's emotionally hard I think. It personally drives me nuts 😂
Thanks for answering the questions so quickly! I was curious about two of them as well!
Love the question and answer part. Karen’s question we’re close to what I was wondering. Thank you.
I do the same rounding when I make my budget. However, as an Accountant, when I close out my budget I include all the cents. You have to account for every penny 😂. I was so excited when I saw you were going to use the same sticker kit as me. ☺️. I pick #2
I know right now might not be the best time/or easy to do but when you can I would love to see more grocery hauls. With a family of 4 (2 boys also) I spend $1200 a month on groceries, and that’s down from $1400. I would be so happy if I could get it down to $1000. Also I pick #2. 😊😊
Great video really enjoyed
I pick #3!!
I pick #2, I wondered about the groceries because $200/ week is quite low for what things are costing lately! Great video thanks for sharing 😊
#2 for next week-also, I love your glasses! ❤
I get excited about paying extra towards my debt too!! Congrats on your progress, Jen. I'll have to check out your other channel! I too am a teacher. I definitely don't get to read as much as I'd like. You should check out the Popsugar Book Challenge. That's what I'm working on this year. #3
Great questions 💖💖💖🥰
The explanation really helped. Thanks 😊 love your glasses 💓 I pick #3
So excited for your new channel! Congratulations!
#3 for next week! 🎉
I've been wondering about the $200 for food myself. Thank you for clarifying. I pick #2
Yay for the reading channel!!! I’ve read a few of the ones you’ve mentioned
Hi Jennifer, great video! I pick #2. Question, what do you do for something like clothes? With the seasons and kids, you need clothes and shoes. I have a sinking fund for it, but I don't see that you do? Where would you take that if you needed something? Thanks!
Great question Alicia! I'll be including it in the next budgeting video. 😊😊
Great job! Happy birthday to your mom and your son! I’m choosing number two for next time this time around 20:26
Love the music
I pick 2. Great video!
I always enjoy your videos Thankyou Jennifer❤
Yay great job 🤗
Hi Jennifer I always enjoy your videos. Tried clicking on the link to your new TH-cam channel but it isn't working.
Oh no! ☹️ I'll have to fix that. Thanks for letting me know. 💜
I choose #2 😊
#3 for next week
#1 for next week 😊
So very very glad that you have good health insurance coverage and the college will be an option for both your kids actually. And you’ll get retirement income including Social Security. I don’t know why, but I feel relieved!
Great Job!!!!! Love your joy!
Thank you so much!!
Three! ❤
Awesome 🥰🌺🤙🏼💜💚💛
You have the savings challenge page for your checking account cushion which is full( congrats) but the left over money from David’s paycheck you decided to keep it to build that cushion up, are you going to start another page to track the extra you add? I choose 3.
Hi Jackie! Not at this time. 😊
I pick #3
Great video, Jen!
Glad you liked it!!
@@lifeinenvelopes I pick #2
#3 for next week !
It is only the 9th of February and you've already read eight books this month? Impressive.
Oh no! That was for January. I've only read 3 books so far in February. 😊
@@lifeinenvelopes still impressive! I am working on my goal of 24 a year! I have the goodreads app and I track there.
Where did you get the $100 place holder’s from? My number is 3
It was a printable from Etsy. Here is the link www.etsy.com/listing/1271301468/printable-money-sheets-with-cut-marks-3?ref=yr_purchases
@@lifeinenvelopes oh wow those are nice. Thanks for the link
My number for next week two 😊
#3 for next week! Great video. By the way I love the piggy savings challenge I purchased. Also wanted to ask how Logan is doing? How about you & David?
We are all really good right now. Thank you for asking. 😊❤️
Well now I feel sad for number 3, so I’ll vote #3 for next week! 14:28
Great video as always. #1
Number 3
Question for next week’s video.
Does Jacob buy his own food and gas?
Great questions!
#2
What do you do with the rollover from miscellaneous envelope and also your rollover from your grocery money?
Great questions! I will answer these in my next video 😊
#3
Number 2
#1
3
Where can I get the pig debt tracker
she has on her shop on etsy.. lifeinenvelopes :)
Her Etsy store…she has a couple of versions available
My number is 3
You don t mind to go to the bank to get cache money . That’s the part I don’t like that lollll
Did you find the missing $5 yet? It went to the visa!
I only put $5 in the Car Maintenance envelope. I should've put $10 in it. Then I would only have had $15 left for Miscellaneous, instead of the $20. I see where you thought it was Visa. I thought that, too, at first.
3 xx
#2
#3
#1
3
#2
# 2
#2
#3