How to make 2024 your FINANCIAL GLOW UP year 💫

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Hey girl! In today’s video, I’ll be sharing tips on how to have your financial glow up in 2024. These are things I’m currently doing + will continue doing in 2024 to ensure that this is my best financial year yet. We’ll discuss building better spending habits, creating a financial plan, paying off debt, and more. Be sure to give this video a thumbs up and don’t forget to COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE ❤️

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* Name: Trinity
* Age: 27
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[lalaaaaa]

2024 is my financially SMART year . a year of Abundance and Overflow

[bisharoabdi]

pain of discipline >>pain of regret. life is hard, but you have to choose your hard. Do you want to struggle with the discipline that comes with budgeting, or do you want to be consistently stressed when it comes to finances?

[caroline.rivera]

So true… making more money doesn’t necessarily fix debt but being able to MANAGE IT will

[TM-wxwq]

This is actually my plan for 2024 along with getting my veggies in mine & my child's diet. 2023 I've been maintaining my 70pd lost & working on better self care, self love practice since healing from an toxic relationship. Plan to continue self care/love/worth etc... & adding on some new things to get to my best version/glow up that I can be. #Goals & with God I Can do ALL THINGS!!

[yupitsmeee]

Coming from a person who used to spend my whole paycheck every payday. I now changed in a way that helped me saved and let me show you how. When I get paid I usually want to spend $90-100 on getting my nails done $100-$120 on my lashes and so on now what I do is a little same but way diff so I take the $90 I’ll usually Pay for nails but instead I’ll buy press on for $10-20 and then put the other $80 or $70 to save like if I did go to get my nails done. Then same wit lashes I’ll take $100 out like if I were to get my lashes done but instead I buy clusters from Amazon for $10-$20 and put the other $90or $80 to the side like if I had spent $100 on the lashes and what it does is it tricks my head into thinking that I already spent the $100 so that way I don’t touch the other $90 that I have saved. When I’m going to bad spent my money on food I spend it on other long term items. Like if I were to spend $30 on wingstop I go to the store and spent the $30 on food ik will last me longer then the $30
Wingstop I would have ate in 30 mins and I mean good snacks like. Big bags of chips and other snacks that will add up to that $30 and those will last me atleast a week

[DubaiCashStuffer]

I have done the snowball method and it works! I paid off over $30, 000 in a year. It took some compromise and will power but so worth it. It is so important that you know how much you make and where it is going. Good video!

[lifewithquitab]

You sound like me. I’ve always been great at finances but the last couple of years I “lived life” so now I’m trying to clean up lol. I’m clearing my debt to no more than 30% and saving some. Making myself cook more and honestly going out less. ❤❤❤ Cheers to a new year and better handling of our finances lol

[laurenneldapascal]

I also want to add something! These financial videos aren’t saying that you shouldn’t spend on things that you want forever they’re saying that if you’re in a financial spot where you want to better your finances, or if you’re having trouble with your finances, that you will have to have some restrictions for the time being! And let’s say for the next year or so you really focus on paying off your debt or just building your streams of income and have a better understanding of where your money is going, you will put the future you in a better spot! Which means that eventually you’ll be able to start having more money to spend on things that you want rather than just needs! By setting yourself up financially, in a good place, it will allow you to have financial freedom, which will allow you to have a more peaceful life!

[seutjnw]

I love the wishlist idea. I’ve always been bad with money but just recently have gotten really good at budgeting. It’s the saving part that I’m still struggling with. But 2024 is the year 💪 Thank you so much for the video! Very insightful and helpful.

[mysteriouslovecoleman]

Im ready to take this journey because baby i need it bad. I had a setback. Now its time for a comeback in a smarter way this time. Thank you for these helpful videos because your helping so many ppl struggling like myself to still live and be happy with a plan.

[shaneyg]

Your cousin was a blessing to you. You gotta know what’s coming in and going out in order to see change in finances

[callmekeenaa]

Omg thank you for this video! Such REAL AND RAW content. I’m new to your channel and a lot of creators post financial content but it ends up being a ebook at the end they want me to buy. A lot of what you said was authentic and compared to real life situations. Btw, your hair looks good girl! This video helped me a lot. THANK YOU❤

[miahlitup]

that baltimore accent heavy😭😭great content thank you!!

[meoshahudson]

I love this! Claiming financial glow up in 2024!

[OneFrugalIntrovert]

Loved this video! 💜 Making a budget and tracking my expenses has literally changed my life, and I was able to save $20K this year. Have you heard of the debt avalanche method? Same concept as the snowball, but you attack the highest-interest debt first. You’ll basically save more money because you won’t pay as much interest in the long run. I’m probably gonna use that method to pay my student loans.

[mamimiah]

I found that shopping for groceries day by day saves so much money!

[KayGee_yt]

Quite loved hearing your story. I've been unemployed the past very long time so I'm excited to get my first check from this new job and get back on track!

[BrandeeKurvyJ]

Great advice! I started my financial glow up in December and have paid off 2 credit cards, negotiated down and paid off 2 collections on my credit report and 2 affirm loans! Yup I’m not done!! Let’s go!

[babyrheas]

Everything you said was so reflective for me! Thanks for sharing all the tips, I can use in real life.

[bellaechanted]

This was actually very helpful! You give some good advice girl