Cash Envelope System for Beginners | How to Start Budgeting | Budget for Beginners

Cash Envelope System for Beginners. In this video I will be sharing how you can get started using Cash Envelopes and Sinking Funds within your budget. This method has benefited me with gaining control of my finances and with this video I hope I can encourage others to do the same!

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[Beautyforashes_]

It’s very true!!! Having physical money that you can actually see and feel, makes a huge difference. Not only does it hurt more to give it away, but when u see your cash stacking, you feel richer.

[gianna]

I'm 13 and don't have a job. I do side hustles like cleaning and babysitting to make my money. This definitely helped me and I've already set up my cash envelopes and binder.

[elliehernandez]

I’ve had a money spending problem my whole life I really need to do this please pray for me and thank you for the video

[eml]

I started with ziplock bags and pieces of paper lol. What you really need though is motivation and determination to better yourself

[daimarieblair]

What I do, is since that all my bills come directly out of my account I calculate all of my monthly bills, add them all up and I normally add an additional $20 to the total just in case something is a tad more, and then I leave that in my bank account. I withdraw my savings, spendings, gas and food money or anything I pay with cash, and add that up. Then I disperse it between my envelopes.

[qweenofheartz]

I love how you didn’t immediately push going out to buy the different extras and you pretty much said start with what u probably already have on hand

[yolandawebb]

This let me know I was BROKE and can't really afford This made me realize I needed to downsize somethings like... my cellphone and car.. thank you..

[PlanningMyOwnMagic]

Literally one of the most clear explanations of this I have ever heard and I have searched around a lot! Thank you!

[zeltael-amin]

You did a great job of explaining how to budget....lot of people "assume" that people know this info or have some idea about how to handle money....applause to you for gaining control early before it became more than you would for sharing your knowledge and your budget journey....love watching your

[josbroadway]

My favorite part was you talking with your mom at the end 😂🥰 I wish blessings on top of blessings to everyone that reads this.

[saltairrust]

i’m 20 and i’ve decided to start being more financially responsible! this video really helped!!!!

[amandamadden]

Don’t get me wrong. I love seeing peoples done nails. I really like that you have your natural nails out. Pretty and cost effective.

[itsbritneybisch]

I started my cash envelopes/sinking funds last month. I'm saving for Christmas, my birthday and mine and my boyfriend's anniversary, which are all in December. Saving little by little is definitely better than spending all my Christmas bonus for those three events!

[klashorty]

This is literally the best beginner video I have seen and I have been binge watching for a week now wanting to get started and not knowing where to start but this video is extremely helpful

[malandrina]

I love how you explain it. Especially the Fixed vs Variable expenses. I started out with a system like that but was no where near close to get to my sinking fund. I will definitely start back again and your video was perfect. So much better than the other videos I watch. 🙌🏽

[starrriaa]

so im 19 and car Insurance is rly expensive bc im considered a “new driver” even though ive had my license since I was 16. my car insurance used to be like $300 a month, if you have members of your family thats in the military I advice if you’re young or in general to get under their policy. my car insurance went from $300 to $88 from being under my grandpas policy!!

[yan]

Such a good and thorough explanation I’ve watched so many videos because I’ve been trying to start a budget for what feels like the 100th time. This made it all make sense.

[gracehuang]

This was such an awesome video! I’m a student in university and I’ve been so terrified of my piling loans, but this inspired me to finally crack down on it and start chipping away for a better future. You’re a great teacher!

[capri]

Very clear and concise, I started to get overwhelmed with all the information I've gotten since starting my search for budgeting. I love this video.. thank you for sharing.

[Springgirl]

I’ll paused this video to say thank you for being a real YouTube. I like the fact that you gave it to us super simple within the first minute of the video giving us three things we already have at home to start this process. ***presses play***