How to Save $1,000 in a MONTH!

How to Save $1,000 in a MONTH!

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[myracarpenter]

Eating out is our biggest waste of $$$. To our shame, I added up what we spent eating out in December, and it was over $800. I’ve committed to not eating out this month!!

[moneybee]

Dining out and subscriptions can be silent and sneaky ways that siphon off your money. Once you become aware of the little things that are eating away at your ability to save it becomes that much easier to start cutting them out. Great video Rachel!

[NurseMoneyGrowWealth]

•second job $325
•donate plasma $50
•cancel phone insurance $30
•stop random spending $100
•brew own coffee $150
•auto save $125
•cut cable $80
•skip eating out $116
•use cold water $17
•switch to generic brands $60

[littleripper]

Almost everyone overspends. Even when you think you're living paycheck to paycheck there are likely things you can cut down. Not buying any fast food or coffee would make a huge difference for most people.

[beautyrunswild]

Thank you!!!! You and you’re dad helped me buy my first home! Focusing on staying debt free!!

[jackbauer]

Happy new year! Thanks for tips. Every little bit helps.

[lisastokes]

The video is very interesting, 👍👍 but have you heard of the DeHealth team 🙄??. Everyone says they are turning the understanding of medicine upside down 😰!!! Does anyone have any info on it????

[MsPrecious]

We are step 7. Our son is graduating debt free from college this spring. Don’t forget to tithe to The Lord. You can you can never out give the Lord. The only money you take to Heaven is the money you give away

[DJ-vhuh]

I like how you break down things practical daily advice. I get Lost in over thinking it I kinda need to be told exactly what to do. Thanks

[sashamolina]

This is a great video for a new budget ME. I’m in lots of CC debt and want to get rid of that like yesterday

[emilytoepler]

Great tips! My fam and I saved just over $300 in coupons on fast food, groceries, purchases, etc. in 2021.

[SCSC-qzrr]

I’m a foodie so before the pandemic I used spend tons of money on restaurants. During the pandemic most restaurants only had to go and I don’t like that so I stopped going out. I got so used to it now, that I hardly go out to eat unless it’s a special occasion and I set out an amount I want to spend. The good thing is that I love to cook, so this has helped me

[WeAreRoyalty]

Good tips Rachel 😄 👍🏽 I had to humble myself and buy certain store brand stuff 😫

[jtothee]

Here’s another idea: cancel Ramsey plus and that’s another $129 dollars saved.!😀 just a practical thought.

[conniesmith]

Thank you for Inspiring me. I needed to here this. Im on baby step 6 I've been out of debt for 20 years. But I need an extra $1000. A month extra on my mortgage. I will get a job.👍

[MaryOKC]

I got a roommate and am saving $950 a month…this is my difference for 2022.

[elsaromero]

I learned how to shop my fridge freezer and cupboards before I go grocery' shopping and we literally only spend about 50$ a week buying fillers for grocery's like milk, eggs, cheese, fruits and veggies. We buy bulk alot too. And end up only having to restock those bulk items about every 2 months or more. Non perishables of course.

[michellemorales]

Currently my Hubby is on medical leave for 3 months. Our Emergency fund will supplement my income along with a bare bones budget.

A bare bones budget has helped us in the past, during times when money was tight. It's definitely possible.

[KourttneyL]

I feel like what you’re saying is that you need to have $1, 000 in your account already in order to save it each day. Which I don’t. I can’t pay myself everyday, and my paychecks are not $1, 000.
Please give us some tips on low income!

[mioangel]

I found your channel yesterday, and the 7 steps are very helpful guide. My only debt is the mortgage. I am in the 3rd steps. Thank you very much for your kind help.