Physician Assistant $5800 Monthly Budget | September 2024

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Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. I cannot give financial advice. I’m sharing my personal experience being in debt $70,000 to being debt free and financially secure.

[thebudgetevolution]

Hi Lisa And Carol 👋 thank you for sharing 😊🩵 I would agree stay around 1200 pymt

[MidlifeMoneyMoves]

One minute in and y’all are already cracking me up! 😂

[Brantley_Sebastian]

When you added 125 you only added 15 on your calculator for car insurance

[ByMy-SPIRIT-saysTheLord]

I believe while adding all the expeensives, the car insurance you pushed $15 instead of 125 giving you a different total . . If you go back and watch this video you will see what I’m talking about.

[RussianPrincess]

I don’t know what it is about baby showers that no one shows up!

[ellenwillis]

Enjoyed your video! Thanks for sharing. ❤ You both are so funny.

[mhodge]

Where do you live where rent is only $600 that’s unheard of in my state

[kori]

So I see where you said you wouldn’t buy a house until you see what your student loan payment will be, but this was 2 weeks ago. Did you find out what your payment will be before buying the house? 😬 This makes me nervous!

[eastcoastrabbit]

It's great that you're thinking ahead and trying to cut down your student loan amount. My only suggestion would be, find out now how they will recalculate your repayment amount. Get the details on everything now. Is it 10% of your gross or net pay? That's a huge difference of hundreds of dollars. Don't assume, find out for sure. You & your Mom are so looking forward to having your own home, it would be a shame to find something and then find out after the offer is made that you can't afford it, or that things will be tight as your loan repayment is more than you thought. Finding out now will allow you to decide how aggressive you want to be over the next year with your savings and your debt paydown. Good luck!

[MicheleL-vebm]

Not a penny more than $1, 200…..bc you want to pay it off early and you want to have room to save for repairs and maintenance. All that being said, you’ll hopefully have pay raises over the years also.

[MzQueenDonna]

I love the cat's tail being in the video, you guys are hilarious, thank you for another great video 😘

[libbysworld]

Are you both still saving your extra money in the clear banks? Also, I think based on the spending for this month, perhaps you should reassess your savings goals? Unless you still think you an barebones it for the rest of the time before you buy the house? Or have you not started that budget yet?

Great video. Thanks for sharing.