This is nice information! I always just act like I’m broke/don’t have money which helped saved me money haha. Now I got extreme couponing going for me as a side hustle (items I pay zero out of pocket for) that brings me enough extra cash from selling the items to cover a bill or two a month.
Omg that’s a great tip! I always tell myself “YOU DONT HAVE MONEY FOR THIS” when I’m about to buy something out there !!! And love the extreme couponing hustle 💰
This all still applies to today but what wasn’t mentioned is Apartments add on $100-200 in extra fees for valet trash, pest control, parking, parcel lockers, etc and you can’t opt out of the fees except for parking everything else is mandatory so that 1000 a month apartment just became 1100-1200 monthly. So if your absolute max for rent is 1000 look for apartments that are 800-900. I’m moving into my 3rd apartment and I always forget about the extra fees 😅
I pay about $60 for electric, and $25 a month for gas, but my gas is on a payment plan where I pay the difference at the end of each year depending on how much I use!
Just a quick question after watching the how to save and then this one... what state are your rent and bills price and income based on? im in colorado so things are a bit more pricey so im just curious😊 alsooo youre so very pretty!!
Okay I’m gonna ask a possibly invasive but REAL question… WHAT JOB?? Planning to move and save is necessary and I know the budgeting is, but what literal occupation? I be so lost as to how people even are working on a salaried job
My friend actually gave me her old pots and pans to start, and I haven’t changed them since lol. I got my plates and cups from ikea at a great price, and even brought some stuff from my parents’ home
Truck driving pays on average 5000-6500 a month and that’s in the beginning at one point in my career I was making 8500-9000 monthly as a company driver then I got my own truck and was making 25k on average monthly again all of this without a degree 😁 most trades and blue collar jobs pay very well and you don’t need a degree 😊
Pretend rent is such a great idea! I wish I thought of it! It would’ve helped haha
It really did help!!!
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This is nice information! I always just act like I’m broke/don’t have money which helped saved me money haha. Now I got extreme couponing going for me as a side hustle (items I pay zero out of pocket for) that brings me enough extra cash from selling the items to cover a bill or two a month.
Omg that’s a great tip! I always tell myself “YOU DONT HAVE MONEY FOR THIS” when I’m about to buy something out there !!! And love the extreme couponing hustle 💰
This all still applies to today but what wasn’t mentioned is Apartments add on $100-200 in extra fees for valet trash, pest control, parking, parcel lockers, etc and you can’t opt out of the fees except for parking everything else is mandatory so that 1000 a month apartment just became 1100-1200 monthly. So if your absolute max for rent is 1000 look for apartments that are 800-900. I’m moving into my 3rd apartment and I always forget about the extra fees 😅
This is true!!
This is great! I’m so ready to leave this inspired me to do some overtime
I wish you the best of luck!
Hi big! I just moved out to an apartment this month so this is very helpful!! 🥰
OMG little congrats!!! 🥰
PLEASE EXCUSE MY ATROCIOUS HANDWRITING AND SLIGHT MATH ERROR LOL
Thank you for this girl!! 💛
Yayay! Thank you for the support 💕
This was very helpful!
I’m glad!!!
Great budget breakdown 👍
thank youuuu
Love this! Very interesting ✨
How much did you save before moving out? 10k ish?
About 3k!
@@ItsShanonMaglente That is something. They always say to say at least 8-10k because of moving costs.
This helped me out alottt. Ill have to hire yo to be my accountant lol
lol I appreciate that! Unfortunately I’m not that great at math anymore ha 😂
What company are you with, for your phone. Curious bc it looks like a good plan.
Am with T-Mobile!
about how much do you pay in utilities?
I pay about $60 for electric, and $25 a month for gas, but my gas is on a payment plan where I pay the difference at the end of each year depending on how much I use!
I make variable weekly pay, and if I work my 40 hrs (each week for a whole month) its $2400 a month. No way I can afford to live on my own at all 😩
Depends where you’re located but yeah a renting a room would be the better option
Thanks
Just a quick question after watching the how to save and then this one... what state are your rent and bills price and income based on? im in colorado so things are a bit more pricey so im just curious😊 alsooo youre so very pretty!!
Based in NJ! So i think I’m in the medium because I love very close to NYC, but still not quite in the city. I hope this helps, and thank you ^_^
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hi!
Okay I’m gonna ask a possibly invasive but REAL question… WHAT JOB??
Planning to move and save is necessary and I know the budgeting is, but what literal occupation? I be so lost as to how people even are working on a salaried job
I used to work as an editorial assistant when I made this video!
I’m a cdl instructor and I live quite comfortably on my salaried income but I also don’t live beyond my means.
That’s for nyc?
This was for nj rates back in 2020!
I live in New York 😩 I think I need to save at least 6-7 k ?
I have friends in NY who pay just maybe 100 more than I do, they just have roommates! And I only saved 3k
How could you afford the little thjngs you needed like plates cups pots pans cutlery towels all that fancy stuff
My friend actually gave me her old pots and pans to start, and I haven’t changed them since lol. I got my plates and cups from ikea at a great price, and even brought some stuff from my parents’ home
These things can always be upgraded later :)
$1,200 bikweekly 😅 yeah right.. more like $600
Which job without a degree is paying 3k a month 😂
Not sure, def not my first job! The $3,000 referred to months of savings from when I lived at home
Fr wtf
@@Katherine_xs lol
Truck driving pays on average 5000-6500 a month and that’s in the beginning at one point in my career I was making 8500-9000 monthly as a company driver then I got my own truck and was making 25k on average monthly again all of this without a degree 😁 most trades and blue collar jobs pay very well and you don’t need a degree 😊