Ok I've never thought about getting one month ahead, so smart! Definitely going to do that! I of course have an emergency fund with 3-6 months of expenses which I don't touch but now I'm gonna totally try this!!!
Hi! This was such a helpful video to watch! I’m interested in that wealthsimple account you use for your emergency fund but I can’t seem to find it 😭 do you know the exact name of it? Thank you!!!
came across your videos a few weeks ago and love them 🙌🏻 i’m from australia and just secured a grad job at a Big4 starting next year. i’ll be moving to a different state for the job so needed to get on top of my money asap and have found your videos super helpful. i also ended up opening multiple savings accounts for specific things (i.e future rent, emergency, moving money, etc) and i already feel in control. my bank also has a cool feature where whatever i spend the value is rounded up to the nearest dollar and automatically transferred into a nominated savings account. while this isn’t a lot, it’s always the small things that count 👏🏻👏🏻 and of course congrats on the one month ahead account, i’m definitely going to use this idea when i eventually move 🥳💪🏼
This is amazing! Congrats on the new job, that is so exciting!! 🎉 The round up feature is genius, I wish we had that. Over time that would be so much money!!
Your outfit is soo cute here! Love your jewellery with the mint 🧿 i love your finance content, i will be starting my first job soon and your videos make me believe i can adult lol
Hey Zoe, I'm assuming you have other sources of income if your rent is so expensive compared to your wage? You live in Montreal so I'm sure you could look for something cheaper if you wanted to save. If you had some money saved up I would suggest buying a small apartment (if you pay 20% down, the interest + condo charges + taxes would probably be less than what you are paying in rent).
@@ZoePritchard It is so so important to be in a place you love especially if you are working from home. I made the shift during covid from a place that was not good for my mental health to one I LOVE working from and living in. It is way more expensive then my other place but sometimes saving money at the risk of your health (mental or physical) is just not worth it. I learnt this the hard way invest in your mental and physical health always!
@@ZoePritchard yeah I agree, definitely you need to love your home, particularly when we are spending so much time! But maybe a future goal could be moving from renting to owning :)
Ok I've never thought about getting one month ahead, so smart! Definitely going to do that! I of course have an emergency fund with 3-6 months of expenses which I don't touch but now I'm gonna totally try this!!!
Wonderful of You to share the feeling to others. I learned many years of gracefully let it flow!
I'm a student and I've been using the summer to get one ahead on my bills so I don't have to think about when I'll be paid from my side job!
amaaazing!!
I'm a newbie! Hope everyone is doing well and staying focused
Your explination was impeccable.
yay!!
New subscriber!!
Have you started doing any type of investing yet or are you just focusing on saving
i think she bought a couple stocks a few weeks ago
my main focus is saving right now, but like Matt said I bought a few stocks last week. I'll talk about it in the vlog going live today!
Now I can little habitual to your voice and Speed.
Devasthali from Pune Maharashtra India. Now Bharat is official name
thanks for sharing,
New subscriber. I just deposited $630 for my one month ahead. Still have a way to go but working on it slowly
thats amazing!! good job ✅💸
Hi! This was such a helpful video to watch! I’m interested in that wealthsimple account you use for your emergency fund but I can’t seem to find it 😭 do you know the exact name of it? Thank you!!!
on my app the options are either “invest” or “save” and it’s the save account :) they just actually reduced the interest rate to .5%
Congrats girl !! You seem to have come so far and this is so encouraging to see !
thank you so much ❤️❤️
came across your videos a few weeks ago and love them 🙌🏻 i’m from australia and just secured a grad job at a Big4 starting next year. i’ll be moving to a different state for the job so needed to get on top of my money asap and have found your videos super helpful. i also ended up opening multiple savings accounts for specific things (i.e future rent, emergency, moving money, etc) and i already feel in control. my bank also has a cool feature where whatever i spend the value is rounded up to the nearest dollar and automatically transferred into a nominated savings account. while this isn’t a lot, it’s always the small things that count 👏🏻👏🏻 and of course congrats on the one month ahead account, i’m definitely going to use this idea when i eventually move 🥳💪🏼
This is amazing! Congrats on the new job, that is so exciting!! 🎉 The round up feature is genius, I wish we had that. Over time that would be so much money!!
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New subbie
thank you 💖
Your outfit is soo cute here! Love your jewellery with the mint 🧿 i love your finance content, i will be starting my first job soon and your videos make me believe i can adult lol
You can sis!
thank you so much 💖 and yes you totally can!!
Hey Zoe, I'm assuming you have other sources of income if your rent is so expensive compared to your wage? You live in Montreal so I'm sure you could look for something cheaper if you wanted to save. If you had some money saved up I would suggest buying a small apartment (if you pay 20% down, the interest + condo charges + taxes would probably be less than what you are paying in rent).
My income is as I said + earnings from TH-cam. My rent is quite expensive but I love where I live and don’t want to move or buy a place right now.
@@ZoePritchard It is so so important to be in a place you love especially if you are working from home. I made the shift during covid from a place that was not good for my mental health to one I LOVE working from and living in. It is way more expensive then my other place but sometimes saving money at the risk of your health (mental or physical) is just not worth it. I learnt this the hard way invest in your mental and physical health always!
@@ZoePritchard yeah I agree, definitely you need to love your home, particularly when we are spending so much time! But maybe a future goal could be moving from renting to owning :)
Sorry to hear about the vaccination. I truly hope you will be ok