5 Ways to Manage Your Money Like a Minimalist | Minimalist Money Habits

5 Ways to Manage Your Money Like a Minimalist: Minimalist Money Habits
In this video, I teach you how to manage your money like a minimalist. This can allow you to simplify your finances, build wealth, and meet your financial goals. The best part about these five strategies is that once you set them up, they are easy money habits that you can practice long term! I hope you enjoy these money management tips!

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[cmck]

I agree. Schools don't do enough. There should be a life 101 class. Budgeting, cooking, grocery shopping. Parents need to step up a little more. And of course kids need to listen (lol)! Great information from your channel!

[yewilove]

I recently read a book called the Millionaire Next Door... and you are practically what the book describes! A teacher, frugal lifestyle, affordable cars, bought a house you can afford, paying off your mortgage is a priority, living below your means, parents who taught about money, again, a TEACHER... yup you pretty much have all the trait's the researchers found in America's millionaires. Well done!!!

[exxology]

Never thought to include the kids in our finances.. Excellent idea!!!!

[TheFrugalMinimalist]

It would be great to have schools teach life skills like this. We try to be as transparent with our son as possible to teach this. Food and grocery shopping seems to be a good stepping stone as it's something he can directly relate to. Great video!

[PenniesNotPerfection]

Love every tip! We all need to be more intentional about what we spend.

Also, great work on your channel lately! You've done so well!!

[cathylynnpietranton]

Hi Sarah thank you for some great tips. We have been very mindful of our spending and we don't eat out as much as we used to. That saves a lot of money right there.

[adventuresblissconnection]

I’ve binge watched several of your solo and collaboration videos, I’m in. Subscribed w/ notifications now. Kindly speak more about finding/ choosing a high yield savings account

[kathleenharbaugh]

So great to spend this way when you are young. You’ll have so many options open in the future. Congrats!

[everbejoyful]

I am looking for resources (youtube channels, books??)to learn about investing. I need to start at the very basics. My husband and I are dept free and budget but neither of us understand much about investments and different ways to maximize our savings.

[justkarly]

Hi Sarah, I think we have similar sensibilities when it comes to minimalism and saving money. I'm so glad you did another financial video and specifically that you mentioned the high yield savings account! After your last financial video where you first mentioned a High Yield savings account I was completely floored that I had NEVER heard of one before! I knew about IRAs and CDs and bonds etc but had never heard of a high yield savings account. I immediately signed up for one and have been doing something similar as you, I have an emergency home fund and a college savings account for my daughter that I transfer money into every month. After just a few months I am blown away by how much more interest I'm bringing in compared to my old basic savings account. I just have to thank you for talking about it because it obviously isn't as well known as it should be! Now I have started telling anyone who will listen about them and so few of them knew it was an option! Its perfect for people with a small chunk of change that they want to grow at a pleasant rate but are daunted by other investment options. Again, thank you so much!

[cdcVintage]

I quit college and bought a house instead. I save money everyday since I paid it off.

[igs]

You’re channel is great! Channels like yours help support me go through my minimalist lifestyle when everyone else around me thinks I’m crazy or weird for doing what I do.

[sundownsjjones]

I am attempting to be more frugal. It's an ongoing learning process. Thank you! ;-)

[mirandaameise]

Thank you for mentioning that there is more than one way and that everybody has to find their own :-) Love your videos!

[SeanLei]

*YES automatic transfers are BOMB. By setting up 5% 401k matching AND automating $500 to my Roth IRA each month I'm able to put 15% of my pre-tax income towards retirement without any thought!*

[PenniesNotPerfection]

I had to replay your video again for my husband because I was so excited about my shoutout lol. :)

[ktrudy]

Love money-saving vids. We r all about saving.

[Adamimmune]

Props for not buying the most expensive house you could, I made that mistake!

[teacheraudrey]

I really enjoy your channel. You give a lot of practical encouraging advice. One way to make an extra income is to teach English online. It is great because you work as much or little as you want. I was able to pay off $11, 000 in medical bills.

[kevindcreates]

do you care to share which high yeild savings acct you use. I am curently shopping them to find one that is at or over 2% and will allow me to set up multiple accounts in the same acount as you have discussed