Hey Rachel! Love this! I would say a crockpot! Set it and forget it.The house smells lovely and family is fed. There’s no question about what’s for dinner or needing to grab something in a hurry.
In my experience, one tier above bottom tier is where the greatest value is. You don't need the absolute-most expensive item in any category to get the job done, reliably.
Guys perspective: 1. Tools 2. Vacuum sealer for food 3. Good clothes to look respectable in 4. An everyday watch (samsung smart watch for me) and a cheap nice watch for special occasions 5. A Deep Freezer for... 6. A half cow for good meat 7. Date night amd family night money Not in any specific order
@@just_a_guy13 I like your list - yes tools, yes clothes (people tend to buy too many) the watch I bought a good one in Switzerland as my fiancé had a good one…. (I do love it bought 24 years ago) but a digital one with timer For less than $200 would have been more useful. I bought a Second hand deep freezer a Few years ago…. The best! Keep extra food and Meals, the person I bought it for Kept the half a Cow in it. (I am vegetarian) Money so can spend time with people! Thermomix so I can make things from scratch with ease. Purchased 12 years ago.
1) Half cow is spot on. Got one right before Covid hit and had meat for the year! 2) Master Bath remodel to Spa Standards. 3) Tools indeed. 4) I get discounted prepaid Haircut cards and load them with at least 10 haircuts. Give them as gifts to my sons. 5) Nice pants and shirts that last for 5+ years 6) I really nice bicycle that you love riding it.
My Bernina sewing machine bought in 1985. It has brought me so much joy. I recently bought a computerized Bernina sewing machine and a Babylock serger. I love to sew!
Thank you Rachel!! So good to hear what your best purchases are! For me it’s my Wireless ear buds! I take them everywhere. Travelling, waiting for an appointment, vacuuming, walking, running, my son’s soccer practice. I love being able to pop them in and listen to a podcast, a show or news updates, etc. I feel more productive and it’s de-stressing to listen to something I enjoy in these small pockets of free time!
I tried Hokas but the sole was too thick..great looking shoes though! I broke my foot several years ago and already had a high instep so my feet are fussy lol
I bought a "colour analysis", to find out which colours suited me best. Since then I've sold/given away lots of clothes that simply made me look drained and I haven't bought anything I haven't liked. Truly recommend. I love feeling energised by colour. Another thing I love is a nice warm scarf in the winter and a nice perfume. It just feels so luxurious, even if you are walking in the dead of the night towards your car to start a gruelling long work shift! And finally, I buy apple products (phone and computer). They last me ages, I'm on my second laptop in 10 years and I've had my I phone 7 for 5 years.
This was great! Thank you!🤗 I use my Ninja almost daily, love it. From chopping onions, making scones/bread and pesto. So versatile! Blades are wicked sharp, so not for kids! The Money Makeover workbook was so helpful for me when I had elementary kids and was thinking of college funds, 401K, vacations, etc. The formulas gave me a sense of security and guidance. Best parenting book was The Five Love Languages for Kids! I use these concepts in every close relationship I have. It'd be fun to see more of this and if there were many duplicates in your viewers.😊 Thank you for ALL you do for us! 🧡
Get somebody in to do the cleaning has been a big game changer for me - frees up so much time at the weekend to do other activities Other item would be an air fryer - cooks a lot of food items really nicely and is very economical
Our #1 in our household is (sometimes enameled) cast iron cookware. It can literally last generations and makes SO much high quality food. It helps save money and your health
Great list Rachel! I must say that the Roomba Robot Vaccum and Mop are the best things we ever invested in! They work together to vaccum and mop our house at night while we all sleep. Its great. We wake up to clean floors. Ahhhh. I just cannot explain how much we love them!!!!
I got an Ilse Jacobsen raincoat, mid calf length, about 9 years ago. I get to work by train, standing on a platform exposed to wind and rain coming off the Atlantic, and go past a number of large potholes that bus drivers love to splash pedestrians with on the walk from the train to the office. That coat was fantastic until I needed a larger one (middle age spread), and the replacement is 3 years old now and still perfect. Dry shoulders,, dry head, dry legs and only sometimes needing to change shoes is great. I’m now based in rainy Brussels and have a lot of walking to do and it’s perfect to keep me dry and properly presentable for business. And my original is packed away safely to come out again when my efforts in the gym start to pay off.
When my husband and I were reconciling we went to a Christian counselor who helped us understand our communication styles and how they originated from childhood!! Good stuff.
Best purchase by far is my husband’s CPAP machine. His health and quality of sleep are too important not to have it… not to mention that I sleep better too 😂 And a recent purchase that I love is the second hand $5 bentgo lunchbox I picked up for my preschooler. She’s obsessed with it and it has made meal times easier and less of a fight.
OXO Vegetable peeler - lasts 20 years! Got mine as a shower gift, just replaced it. Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer, My Pillows! have each kind, plus their bedding. Suzanne Somers, Sunrise Multi Stick (for cheeks, lips) so good (I buy one a year, my go to minimalist face), Primaly Pure Almond/Vanilla body butter. All natural ingredients -works wonders
OMG my husband’s been trying to buy me a Louis Vuitton tote for a couple years but I keep talking him out of spending that much money. Now I might just let him so I can stop having to replace the cheap handbags so often✨
Definitely get the tote! Is a beautiful high quality item that will bring you joy every single time you look at it! My sister has that one and is so happy with the size and function and of course timeless. Good luck!
Would love to know your new bag!!! I agree most designer bags/items usually last longer and mine bring me joy! I think joy is also important and if you are in a place to go for luxury brands, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. I saved up and bought my Louie, paid cash. For me, that feeling was priceless!
Also, I would like to applaud you Rachel. You are honest. You enjoy some luxury in life, many people feel this way. You have done well with money and can partake in some of those dream items. I thank you for sharing that it is ok to enjoy that, if we are in the right place.
Appreciate the video and it is a great way to get the spouse on board with any of these items 😂 Maybe include the links to the items in the next video😊 Which food slicer do you have from PC @Rachel Cruze P.S. a great set of bed sheets, game changer
#1: my apartment 💕 #2: washer- dryer combo (11 years still going strong) #3: air conditioning for my apt # 4 my 2013 Honda Pilot #5 blackout curtains for the bedrooms #6 two pairs of preloved Paige jeans (at a spring garage sale) #7 Adidas running shoes ( 7 years old but are still my favorite) # 8 old navy active gym active wear #9 Subscription to TH-cam Music 🎶
I bought a Dyson hairdryer. For real, best thing I have ever bought!! Well worth the price, but i did get it on sale for $330 at costco!! I don't have life insurance, unnecessary for me. Agree with designer handbags, totally worth the money!!
I really enjoyed this video! Going to check out the book. I love my high quality pizza cutter that is made by The Pioneer Woman company. It makes cutting my cauliflower veggie pizza a cinch!
I have a designer hand bag (small) - had since 1997 and purchased a bigger one in 2012. Still have both. One nice watch, one pair of earrings. One nice, good quality item works for me.
I'm not a label queen at all, and my "weekend clothes" are furnished by Target. But purchasing a work wardrobe that was a little higher-end, well-fitting or tailored, very flattering...this gave me that extra little boost of confidence I needed. I think it made an impact on my professional life, especially when meeting with clients or speaking in public.
Great idea for a post. Things that are truly worth the money! The Total Gym, also dumbbells and resistance bands for variety. Bought it in 2019, still use it 3-4 x a week. The older you are, the more it will help. Books, too many to mention. Then I enjoy passing them on to the next person. Local nursing homes and assisted living facilities are usually looking for these. Jean jackets in several colors. Never go out of style last forever if you don't put them in the dryer. SUV with 4 wheel drive. I bought mine late model used in 2017, it has never needed significant repairs. Dental insurance. Cleanings twice a year are not optional. My root canal was covered this year and not as bad as you may have heard, Perfume samples or full bottles, usually under 25 dollars. Then I have the fun of giving away, Interleaved Bible. Every other page is blank for notes. Then you get to use colored pens and various inexperienced Bible journaling supplies. TH-camrs got me started.
My 1st house! I kick myself for not doing it sooner because that led to the purchase of my next house, which comes with acres of opportunity without the mortgage!! 💸🎉❤ I was looking at properties studying Real Estate for almost a decade before I purchased. And there are 3 properties I literally lock myself for not buying over that time - lessons learned. But it wouldn’t have been the right time for me with those, so I can appreciate it and apply the lesson to my future, which is currently looking well homed at a property that could easily become generational wealth. 😅 But the 1st and spend 5-10 years fixing it up slowly… what you sell it for could be worth almost twice the purchase price, more if you stay longer and really go nuts fixing it up. Building equity. ❤🎉
Foundations of Personal Finance Homeschool Curriculum (Ramsey). My kids (and me) have gotten so much out of this! Should be a requirement for every highschooler.
A nice stereo system! Talk about beautiful experiences every day right in your own home... People who don't have a nice stereo, not a big obnoxious surround sound system, just a simple but high-quality stereo, have no idea what they're missing.
My best purchase: #1- a GOOD step ladder #2- a storage building to keep my children’s outgrown clothing in, for the next child #3- a Roomba pool Vacuum 😂 (not the correct name but similar)
ditto on #1, last year bought a high quality 5 step step-ladder with a platform at step 3 & step 5 for changing batteries on smoke alarms when they decide to go off at 3am due to dead batteries, or for changing ceiling lightbulbs. This is a big deal to us as we get older.
I Was a libman tour girl. I got to sample them in the farm stores. my favorite mops! Libman is the only cleaning supplier I use now. Great products and made in America!
I love my Dyson Hairdryer. I’ve heard Rachel say it’s a waist. I completely disagree. Dries my long hair is less than half the time. Great investment and time saver.
Would you happen to know where to get a nutcracker? Looking as a gift to an elderly family member who doesn't eat UN-processed food, only processed, so I'm trying to convert her.
Growing up in New York, I would always see women on Park Avenue buying the same fake stuff from street vendors. Nowadays, it has developed to the point where everyone is buying on luxrul , and there is nothing wrong with this.
I didn’t know the insurance difference of whole vs term and our first encounter with an insurance agent sold us whole life. When our sons were born we bought a policy for each and I have since cashed in one. Youngest child is 40 years old and wanted to ask should I go ahead and cash it in and get him a term policy having paid this much already. It has been paid by the interest for the last several years.
Whole life can't be cancelled as long as you pay. Term can be denied as you age and have health issues. Plus price can go up. Generally I agree with all of Ramsey, but this is one area I see as gray. We got our policy when my husband was 21, so its cheap. Found at at 27 my husband has hep C. No term will cover him without paying an arm and a leg, if they even cover him.
Ive been a incredible asset to your life or the reason ive notice heavy duty change (s) in your life and you dont even know it ,its kind of personal and it amazing to see myself put-- ,reply to me and i will tell you morej to uou.
Appreciate the video and it is a great way to get the spouse on board with any of these items 😂 Maybe include the links to the items in the next video😊 Which food slicer do you have from PC @Rachel Cruze
I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Ruth Ann Tsakonas, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.
Hey Rachel! Love this! I would say a crockpot! Set it and forget it.The house smells lovely and family is fed. There’s no question about what’s for dinner or needing to grab something in a hurry.
I believe in saving money up to buy the best because quality lasts and is therefore cheaper in the long run. Buy once, cry once.
Truth!!
In my experience, one tier above bottom tier is where the greatest value is. You don't need the absolute-most expensive item in any category to get the job done, reliably.
@@cdevidalI agree with this. I just bought a second hand Electrolux vacuum. Don’t need a Kirby (considered the best by many)
You're good, bro. Kitchen appliances (other than fridges or ovens) are not things that make you go broke.
Guys perspective:
1. Tools
2. Vacuum sealer for food
3. Good clothes to look respectable in
4. An everyday watch (samsung smart watch for me) and a cheap nice watch for special occasions
5. A Deep Freezer for...
6. A half cow for good meat
7. Date night amd family night money
Not in any specific order
@@just_a_guy13 I like your list -
yes tools, yes clothes (people tend to buy too many) the watch I bought a good one in Switzerland as my fiancé had a good one…. (I do love it bought 24 years ago) but a digital one with timer
For less than $200 would have been more useful.
I bought a
Second hand deep freezer a
Few years ago…. The best!
Keep extra food and
Meals, the person I bought it for
Kept the half a
Cow in it. (I am vegetarian)
Money so can spend time with people!
Thermomix so I can make things from scratch with ease. Purchased 12 years ago.
1) Half cow is spot on. Got one right before Covid hit and had meat for the year!
2) Master Bath remodel to Spa Standards.
3) Tools indeed.
4) I get discounted prepaid Haircut cards and load them with at least 10 haircuts. Give them as gifts to my sons.
5) Nice pants and shirts that last for 5+ years
6) I really nice bicycle that you love riding it.
You're going to need a something to cook that delicious 1/2 cow meat and make some amazing BBQ so #8 A good quality smoker.
My Bernina sewing machine bought in 1985. It has brought me so much joy. I recently bought a computerized Bernina sewing machine and a Babylock serger. I love to sew!
Yes, more, please! Call it "Rachel's favorite things!"
I’m 6.7 feet tall when I got a bed that was big enough for me was life changing.
Thank you Rachel!! So good to hear what your best purchases are! For me it’s my Wireless ear buds! I take them everywhere. Travelling, waiting for an appointment, vacuuming, walking, running, my son’s soccer practice. I love being able to pop them in and listen to a podcast, a show or news updates, etc. I feel more productive and it’s de-stressing to listen to something I enjoy in these small pockets of free time!
#1 purchase for myself : my large print bible
It will always be the best, selfish item I’ve ever bought.
#2 hearing aids for my husband
❤
oh yes! high-quality hearing aids are amazing these days.
Good sneakers!
I’m on my feet all day every day and this is one place I don’t cheap out
Yes I learned this one. What is a good company for you? I need a wide foot shoe. And I am on my feet a lot too. Im in retail.
ASICS gel nimbus
If you get last year’s model a bit cheaper
I have a wide foot too
Best shoes for being on your feet all day are hokas
I tried Hokas but the sole was too thick..great looking shoes though! I broke my foot several years ago and already had a high instep so my feet are fussy lol
I LOVE the PC veggie chopper! I also love the PC stoneware. I have them for reheating leftovers. Awesome!!
I bought a "colour analysis", to find out which colours suited me best. Since then I've sold/given away lots of clothes that simply made me look drained and I haven't bought anything I haven't liked. Truly recommend. I love feeling energised by colour. Another thing I love is a nice warm scarf in the winter and a nice perfume. It just feels so luxurious, even if you are walking in the dead of the night towards your car to start a gruelling long work shift! And finally, I buy apple products (phone and computer). They last me ages, I'm on my second laptop in 10 years and I've had my I phone 7 for 5 years.
Therapy - Yay!!! I totally agree. Enriches our lives, so worth it. We only go around once. Go Rachel!
This was great! Thank you!🤗
I use my Ninja almost daily, love it. From chopping onions, making scones/bread and pesto. So versatile! Blades are wicked sharp, so not for kids!
The Money Makeover workbook was so helpful for me when I had elementary kids and was thinking of college funds, 401K, vacations, etc. The formulas gave me a sense of security and guidance.
Best parenting book was The Five Love Languages for Kids! I use these concepts in every close relationship I have.
It'd be fun to see more of this and if there were many duplicates in your viewers.😊
Thank you for ALL you do for us! 🧡
kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
Get somebody in to do the cleaning has been a big game changer for me - frees up so much time at the weekend to do other activities
Other item would be an air fryer - cooks a lot of food items really nicely and is very economical
We must be related! Two of my favorite things and so worth it.
@@sheryl7837 absolutely !😊👍
Our #1 in our household is (sometimes enameled) cast iron cookware. It can literally last generations and makes SO much high quality food. It helps save money and your health
Got myself a Lodge Dutch oven at Goodwill for super cheap! +++ It's gonna last forevaaa!
Great list Rachel! I must say that the Roomba Robot Vaccum and Mop are the best things we ever invested in! They work together to vaccum and mop our house at night while we all sleep. Its great. We wake up to clean floors. Ahhhh. I just cannot explain how much we love them!!!!
I got an Ilse Jacobsen raincoat, mid calf length, about 9 years ago. I get to work by train, standing on a platform exposed to wind and rain coming off the Atlantic, and go past a number of large potholes that bus drivers love to splash pedestrians with on the walk from the train to the office. That coat was fantastic until I needed a larger one (middle age spread), and the replacement is 3 years old now and still perfect. Dry shoulders,, dry head, dry legs and only sometimes needing to change shoes is great. I’m now based in rainy Brussels and have a lot of walking to do and it’s perfect to keep me dry and properly presentable for business. And my original is packed away safely to come out again when my efforts in the gym start to pay off.
When my husband and I were reconciling we went to a Christian counselor who helped us understand our communication styles and how they originated from childhood!! Good stuff.
Best purchase by far is my husband’s CPAP machine. His health and quality of sleep are too important not to have it… not to mention that I sleep better too 😂
And a recent purchase that I love is the second hand $5 bentgo lunchbox I picked up for my preschooler. She’s obsessed with it and it has made meal times easier and less of a fight.
Thermal grade curtains are worth it because it helps save on the utilities.
OXO Vegetable peeler - lasts 20 years! Got mine as a shower gift, just replaced it. Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer, My Pillows! have each kind, plus their bedding. Suzanne Somers, Sunrise Multi Stick (for cheeks, lips) so good (I buy one a year, my go to minimalist face), Primaly Pure Almond/Vanilla body butter. All natural ingredients -works wonders
Loved my time in FPU! We did it as a church in early 2024 and it was a huge blessing. I learned so much!
😊
A $10 Total Money Makeover book!!! Changed our lives!!!
OMG my husband’s been trying to buy me a Louis Vuitton tote for a couple years but I keep talking him out of spending that much money. Now I might just let him so I can stop having to replace the cheap handbags so often✨
I bought a hand made bag from a small business in Nicaragua. That was 25 years ago . Still in perfect condition
Definitely get the tote! Is a beautiful high quality item that will bring you joy every single time you look at it! My sister has that one and is so happy with the size and function and of course timeless. Good luck!
Would love to know your new bag!!! I agree most designer bags/items usually last longer and mine bring me joy! I think joy is also important and if you are in a place to go for luxury brands, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. I saved up and bought my Louie, paid cash. For me, that feeling was priceless!
Also, I would like to applaud you Rachel. You are honest. You enjoy some luxury in life, many people feel this way. You have done well with money and can partake in some of those dream items. I thank you for sharing that it is ok to enjoy that, if we are in the right place.
Appreciate the video and it is a great way to get the spouse on board with any of these items 😂
Maybe include the links to the items in the next video😊
Which food slicer do you have from PC @Rachel Cruze
P.S. a great set of bed sheets, game changer
Rachelll I’m sending this to my husband that will be my treat when I meet my $0debt goal … loovveeedd the video plz do a part 2 or series 😅
#1: my apartment 💕
#2: washer- dryer combo (11 years still going strong)
#3: air conditioning for my apt
# 4 my 2013 Honda Pilot
#5 blackout curtains for the bedrooms
#6 two pairs of preloved Paige jeans (at a spring garage sale)
#7 Adidas running shoes ( 7 years old but are still my favorite)
# 8 old navy active gym active wear
#9 Subscription to TH-cam Music 🎶
I bought a Dyson hairdryer. For real, best thing I have ever bought!! Well worth the price, but i did get it on sale for $330 at costco!! I don't have life insurance, unnecessary for me. Agree with designer handbags, totally worth the money!!
I really enjoyed this video! Going to check out the book.
I love my high quality pizza cutter that is made by The Pioneer Woman company. It makes cutting my cauliflower veggie pizza a cinch!
For a dad who does any amount of wood working and building, I couldn't get along without my chop saw.
Your hair looks beautiful Rachel!
I have a designer hand bag (small) - had since 1997 and purchased a bigger one in 2012. Still have both. One nice watch, one pair of earrings. One nice, good quality item works for me.
I'm not a label queen at all, and my "weekend clothes" are furnished by Target. But purchasing a work wardrobe that was a little higher-end, well-fitting or tailored, very flattering...this gave me that extra little boost of confidence I needed. I think it made an impact on my professional life, especially when meeting with clients or speaking in public.
THE PAMPERED CHEF VEGGIE CHOPPER.....
😂😂😂 YOUR VIDEO WAS CHOPPED RACHEL! 😂😂😂
The premium version of Every Dollar is the purchase that has significantly improved my life💯
Great idea for a post. Things that are truly worth the money!
The Total Gym, also dumbbells and resistance bands for variety. Bought it in 2019, still use it 3-4 x a week. The older you are, the more it will help.
Books, too many to mention. Then I enjoy passing them on to the next person. Local nursing homes and assisted living facilities are usually looking for these.
Jean jackets in several colors. Never go out of style last forever if you don't put them in the dryer.
SUV with 4 wheel drive. I bought mine late model used in 2017, it has never needed significant repairs.
Dental insurance. Cleanings twice a year are not optional. My root canal was covered this year and not as bad as you may have heard,
Perfume samples or full bottles, usually under 25 dollars. Then I have the fun of giving away,
Interleaved Bible. Every other page is blank for notes. Then you get to use colored pens and various inexperienced Bible journaling supplies. TH-camrs got me started.
Rachel, keep it going exactly the same! You are making your father look even better! A good buy has to be the mosquito killer!!!
I’d love more videos like this!
🙌 yes loved the video. Please share more ❤
My 1st house! I kick myself for not doing it sooner because that led to the purchase of my next house, which comes with acres of opportunity without the mortgage!! 💸🎉❤
I was looking at properties studying Real Estate for almost a decade before I purchased. And there are 3 properties I literally lock myself for not buying over that time - lessons learned. But it wouldn’t have been the right time for me with those, so I can appreciate it and apply the lesson to my future, which is currently looking well homed at a property that could easily become generational wealth. 😅
But the 1st and spend 5-10 years fixing it up slowly… what you sell it for could be worth almost twice the purchase price, more if you stay longer and really go nuts fixing it up. Building equity. ❤🎉
My Subaru! I absolutely love the brand and feel dafe driving my kid around.
#1 AR15 .223 #2 Ammo #3 4WD #4 GShock #5 Dental health
Foundations of Personal Finance Homeschool Curriculum (Ramsey). My kids (and me) have gotten so much out of this! Should be a requirement for every highschooler.
KitchenAid stand mixer!
A nice stereo system! Talk about beautiful experiences every day right in your own home... People who don't have a nice stereo, not a big obnoxious surround sound system, just a simple but high-quality stereo, have no idea what they're missing.
A good quality expresso machine around $1k price such as Rancilio or rocket. It will last forever and you can make way better coffees at home.
Therapy is key to my life
Mine: 1) Crockpot 1) Air purifer 3) Dehumidifer 4) Vacuum sealer 5) Camera 6) Satvata bed with head and foot that raises.
I love your content Rachel you are amazing
shoes with the proper support. No more sore back/knees/feet. Get quality when it will impact your health.
My best purchase:
#1- a GOOD step ladder
#2- a storage building to keep my children’s outgrown clothing in, for the next child
#3- a Roomba pool Vacuum 😂 (not the correct name but similar)
ditto on #1, last year bought a high quality 5 step step-ladder with a platform at step 3 & step 5 for changing batteries on smoke alarms when they decide to go off at 3am due to dead batteries, or for changing ceiling lightbulbs. This is a big deal to us as we get older.
@@karinhart489can you link it please ??
Good step-ladder for the win. You actually don't realize the importance of one until you purchase.
More videos like this please ❤
A good mattress!
Quality leather products are always worth the investment! No pleather though
For me, My Mini-stepper, wireless vacuum, books and my audible subscription.
Good walking shoes so I could match walking everyday with healthy eating. 🍽️
Can you show a picture of a your tote? Interested in the size for taking everywhere.
A great quality mattress - sleep is SO important
Canada goose sweater/coat after this purchase I don’t need any other over coats 😊
Libman tornado twist mop significantly changed my life.
I Was a libman tour girl. I got to sample them in the farm stores. my favorite mops! Libman is the only cleaning supplier I use now. Great products and made in America!
My best purchase was a gun, because a policeman is too heavy to carry
When seconds count, the police are just minutes away
😅😅😅😅😅
This is hilarious
😅😅😅😅
Funny... I married one. Not as helpful anymore,-deaf because of time spent on the range😂
IDEAS: best Amazon purchases
Silicon baking sheets to replace tin foil - I’ll never go back
Reusable and easy to use
Air fryer, and Ipad (for my digital notes) and tri foldable mattress (use it to sit and sleep ) 😴 haha
Its a "big designer tote" , Louis Vitton
I love my Dyson Hairdryer. I’ve heard Rachel say it’s a waist. I completely disagree. Dries my long hair is less than half the time. Great investment and time saver.
Oh why the 'music' while you are speaking? It is so distracting! It is not even nice music!
It makes me think I have another errant app running, or another website spontaneously launched and started playing unwanted videos.
Would you happen to know where to get a nutcracker? Looking as a gift to an elderly family member who doesn't eat UN-processed food, only processed, so I'm trying to convert her.
I cut back in many categories. two pairs of jeans and one are Levis... they last
1) Dyson Vacuum 2) Philips espresso Machine 3) Revlon heated hair brush
Do more of these videos
Haggan Daaz Chocolate ice cream!
Growing up in New York, I would always see women on Park Avenue buying the same fake stuff from street vendors. Nowadays, it has developed to the point where everyone is buying on luxrul , and there is nothing wrong with this.
My most useful purchase recently was an I Phone 14 Plus
Starts at 1:00. Getting better
I didn’t know the insurance difference of whole vs term and our first encounter with an insurance agent sold us whole life. When our sons were born we bought a policy for each and I have since cashed in one. Youngest child is 40 years old and wanted to ask should I go ahead and cash it in and get him a term policy having paid this much already. It has been paid by the interest for the last several years.
"Your emotions are your dashboard" - someone from Disney CLEARLY read this book
Just thinking about watching inside out
Portland Leather Goods is quality
Roomba and a good coffee maker
My robovac is definitely one of the best purchases ever.
Whole life can't be cancelled as long as you pay. Term can be denied as you age and have health issues. Plus price can go up. Generally I agree with all of Ramsey, but this is one area I see as gray. We got our policy when my husband was 21, so its cheap. Found at at 27 my husband has hep C. No term will cover him without paying an arm and a leg, if they even cover him.
I tried to get term life insurance other day but didn’t qualify. Is my whole life still okay?
I'm 43 and still play with bat and ball 😂
A good quality phone is a no brainer, I’ll get stressed up with glitches and bad battery life and low signal
What's your new tote?
Ive been a incredible asset to your life or the reason ive notice heavy duty change (s) in your life and you dont even know it ,its kind of personal and it amazing to see myself put-- ,reply to me and i will tell you morej to uou.
Why should you not combine insurance and investing? This method put our kids through college successfully.
An expensive purchase that's worth it: Litter Robot for cat
Induction cooktop!
Appreciate the video and it is a great way to get the spouse on board with any of these items 😂
Maybe include the links to the items in the next video😊
Which food slicer do you have from PC @Rachel Cruze
An organizing program called LearnDoBecome
I did get breaking free from broke!
To me a house is an important purchase
A yoga (exercise) mat.
The music in the background does not help the listener. Thanks.
Laundry cart with wheels. 👕🧦
I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Ruth Ann Tsakonas, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.
nice! once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier. How can i reach her if you don't mind me asking?
I've just looked up her full name on my browser and found her webpage without sweat, very much appreciate this
Link for FPU??
I bought a Rolex, but my wife won’t let me buy her expensive jewelry or anything. She wants to travel the world!