Simplest Budgeting Method To Save Money

In this video, I will show you one of the simplest and most effective methods for keeping a budget in 2019. Budgeting is the first and most important step towards saving money and building wealth.

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I am not a financial advisor. The ideas presented in this video are for entertainment purposes only. You (and only you) are responsible for the financial decisions that you make.

[NateOBrien]

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[ZacharyLaid]

Tracking your net worth on a balance sheet is super fun, it starts to feel like a video game and you just want to keep leveling up with each milestone you hit.

[gailhawkins]

I am 67 yrs. Start a retirement plan and save as much $ as possible starting when you're young. Be frugal. Shop at thrift stores. Don't pay for cable. Only buy what you need. Cook, eating out cost too much. Keep a monthly budget.

[dr.diggle]

Wish me luck guys, I'm starting this at 15 and I wan't to retire at 35.

[Hannahbenowitz]

Did my grocery bill just jump 10%? Feels like I'm working harder for the same amount of stuff. Gotta find ways to stretch my budget further or this inflation thing is gonna flatten my wallet.

[yididyafantahun]

I am literally watching this video and taking notes, focused. I don't even have a job. I have no income. but I need to prepare.

[joesgonefishin]

17, Homeless, Minimum wage full time apprentice, my pay check is my monthly expense. The world is hard man. I'm glad I have your channel to help me improve

[vasiliswags]

I’m so lucky I have this info available at such a young age

[NateOBrien]

Hi everyone! Be sure to share this video with friends who are looking to save some money. Thank you for supporting the channel, I can't believe we are approaching 160, 000 subscribers!

[TinaRanieriA]

I'm so happy i made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I'm a single mother living in Melbourne Australia, bought my second house in September and hoping to retire next year at 52 if things keep going smoothly for me.

[winston-salemconcretelocal]

You truly are a special human being! Not in to sell your audience a course of any kind, not driven by anything externally, someone who purely has the intent to help and serve the world and make it a better place. Thank you so much for your content, you deserve all the good that is coming your way.

[DanielIles]

Finding a reason to save up for aggressively is SO helpful. Especially if it’s at least a year out and requires a lot of money. The habits you learn in the first year usually stick around.

[RealLifeMoney]

Failing to plan is planning to fail. And it’s fairly simple 3rd grade math. No calculus involved (thank god) 😜🙌

[pudelfreude]

Your videos are always incredibly motivating. You seem so honest and down to earth. I really like that. And that's why I like supporting you by liking and commenting on your videos so much.

[KevinConwayChannel]

Keeping an eye out on your credit cards and breaking your income down are great pieces of advice. Simple, but effective. :)

[bethvictor]

Monthly cash flow, financial position / net worth statement in one template - this is exactly what I’ve been doing in the last 20 years. Has helped with active wealth management and budgeting! Wish I had started when I was your age. I’m 57.

[themoneyfinderic]

Good video. It was nice to see someone actually recommend tracking their spending. So many focus so much on making more money, when they can quickly give themselves a raise just by knowing where their money is currently going.

[gm]

Scariest bit about budgeting is the apprehension before the fist budget (or the first in several months) but budgeting is rewarding. The best bit is the feeling of progress when you track the change from month to month. I enjoy budgeting.

[emilyyihui]

I found your video two days ago during my lunch break, and I just can't stop to watch your video because there's so many useful tips and ideas which is so called Down to earth, and I'm really happy that I saw it.(hopefully my boss is away for holiday trip) I rarely gave comments to a youtuber while you're the first one, thanks for sharing, really appreciate.

[norman]

This is really great, I'm 28 years old and this is when I'm starting to learn about money management, thanks 🙏🏿