BI-WEEKLY PAYCHECK BUDGET | HOW TO PAY BILLS WHEN YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY

BI-WEEKLY PAYCHECK BUDGET | HOW TO PAY BILLS WHEN YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY

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[sheenalee]

My current situation. And I also have a 14 months old to take care of. Single mother life.

[KarenDelores]

I love that you stated, "Im not afraid of Autopay". The issue of being scared is like you said, the fact that you can not get the money back if you want to spend it on something else. Good information, thank you for your help.

[deborahsimpson]

Like you said in a previous video, one way to "make more money" is to give your budgeting approach a realistic look. Be honest with ourselves and "find" the "more money" we need in what we already have. This is not a quote but I think it's the essence of what you said. We have been doing exactly that and it works! Who knew? Oh, can you comment on how we should approach our tax refund? Ya' know, folks get all excited when tax refund time comes. I have already read the riot act to my husband as to what I want to do with ours. Thankfully, he agreed; haha.

[thissideupthatsidedown]

Excellent topic! It happens to everyone usually at the worst possible time. For a gift to subscribers how about an extra video about a topic that most think is money taboo? Example many people won't talk about money at all let alone debt or other bad financial situations. Maybe how to talk to someone about getting help and a list of where to go to get educated on money or help? Any taboo money topic that would shine a light on money issues. Just an idea that all your besties can benefit from. Thanks for the video.

[marthamarlin]

Thank you for keeping it real. Being honest and making this truthful. Helping all of us in every situation. I look forward to all of your videos. I don’t always comment but I watch every video. When I can I binge them. Love you Bestie.

[launaford]

Great video! My husband's health is failing and he is going to have to retire in July. I have been doing everything I can to prepare for that loss of income. Your videos are helping me so much. Thank you.

[rosioanaya]

Loved the video! Thank you so much for the advice!!

[katlinmccrary]

I have been struggling with this so much. I'm so tired of living paycheck to paycheck. I just stumbled upon this video in hopes that it helps me out more. I don't make no more than 2200 a month and that's still not enough to cover everything. That's not including having to buy groceries. Im a single mother of 1 and it's just so hard.

[marivelg]

Almost at 50k!! I’m a silent subscriber but I want to say keep doing what you’re doing! Thank you!

[RoscheetaMonique]

Thank you for sharing! Also don’t be afraid to look for food giveaways. There are many that don’t have any requirements. I’ve used them when things were thin and they are a blessing.

[theauthenticbudgets]

Enjoyed your video!! I just had to use some money from my month ahead to cover bills a few weeks ago! I was thankful I had the money set aside ❤

[ptdpekf]

You are giving us something that giveaways can't, and that is knowledge. Keep putting out that content. I actually wish it was more than what you do now, but I won't be greedy. Thank you for allowing the Lord to use you in such a tremendous way.

[lwarfield]

You are brave to share your expenses. Wow. It's so encouraging and supportive! Thank you, Jazmine! 🌺

[lulushondast.]

You read my mind! I have this issue sometimes and I'm still waiting on my budget planner so I can follow along. That is crazy, I recently had this happen.

[VikkiB]

I love your videos Jazmine! So SO pleased at the end you talked about lowering expenditure rather than over budget so you have a minus budget. I follow YNAB’s methodology (which is also a zero-based, envelope system only I budget digitally!), which means if you only had $130 left, that’s all you should budget. Lower grocery bill for a coupla weeks, try to go out less to conserve gas etc. it’s tough, but it’s the only way to go to stop sliding into further debt. I had $50K in consumer debt at one point (yes, really) but switched to YNAB in 2014 and have been debt free (aside from mortgage and car) for 10 years, but we’ve travelled to Rome, regularly go to gigs etc. it has literally changed my life! ❤

[RadiantHeart]

So Excited!!! You popped up in my feed!!! Much needed &&&& REALSTIC( thank you for your time and the breakdown)❤❤❤❤

[rebeccahubbard]

What an awesome video!! So excited to see you hit 50k and beyond!! You deserve it!🎉❤

[mirthajperaltaf]

Came in just in time. It's My current situation but hopefully i'm getting through it in the positive and everything covered. God bless everyone that watch your videos.

[par]

Thank you for explaining everything so clearly and well!

[Juli-vckq]

I need to bing watch your videos this week cause we moving out on our own this Saturday and we need to get our finances together for our family to survive out here 😫thank you so much!