Cash Stuffing June Paycheck #3 | Low Income | $400

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My name is Caitlin, I am 24 years old and I just started my budgeting journey in mid-July 2021. I felt like I was always broke and never could save anything before starting the cash envelope system. I graduated college may 2022, and have a low income. I work as a caregiver for my grandmother. I also live with my mom and since I am in college she doesn’t make meals pay rent. I do pay the water bill because I wanted to help her out in some way. I am lucky enough to have zero student loans and my only debt is my car loan. I have a lot of goals and hope to reach those goals eventually!

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[HeyKayBudgets]

Hey Caitlin! 👋 New subbie and cash stuffer here! Great vid and looking forward to supporting your channel! 🩷🩷🩷

[rammithorn]

This is incredibly therapeutic to watch. Good luck on your budgeting journey and wish you all the success in life you deserve!

[amberwissel]

Always love watching these cash stuffings💜

[savingwithvane]

New subscriber❤ yeyyy new wallet how exciting 🙂 great cashstuffing video.. i also try to eat healthy as i can by meal planning for the week and eating out on weekends... its good u cancelled subscription that u no longer were using 😊 22:00

[mamasheartisfull]

I personally wouldn't get rid of a vet envelope. Maybe you can have a set amount and cap it? Our dog was sick last year and it cost us $1, 700.00. I now budget for the unknown for him.

[moneywithjustliving]

Good Morning, doing some catching up.

[GoatMeal]

You should cash-Stuff mostly Large notes. I’ve worked in banking for 10 years. I noticed a pattern with clients with the largest balances. When they do cash withdrawals, they get it in the largest notes possible. Clients who get smaller notes usually have lower balances. Don’t know why, that’s just the pattern I recognize

[gannbudgets]

Hi! New subscriber ❤. Great video. Exited to follow you on your journey 😊