How To Find More Money In Your Budget

Hey guys! Today's video is on how to find more money in your budget. When I first started budgeting, I had really big goals to save a lot more money and pay down debt. But I couldn't do any of that because my bills were so high and I didn't have enough money left at the end of the month. So, I'm sharing with you what we decided to do to find more money in our budget.

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I’m Alaina.

I’m an author, speaker, financial educator, Etsy shop owner and YouTuber. I love to share videos on organizing your money, mind, and life.

What else?! I am a wife and mother of 2 girls. I love reading and planning! I hope my videos help you on your financial journey.

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[TheOrganizedMoney]

Hey guys! Today's video is on how to find more money in your budget. When I first started budgeting, I had really big goals to save a lot more money and pay down debt. But I couldn't do any of that because my bills were so high and I didn't have enough money left at the end of the month. So, I'm sharing with you what we decided to do to find more money in our budget.

[celenayancy]

I just found your channel and I'm loving your content!

[dianacavallo]

I teach Financial Literacy and I just came across your channel! I love it and will definitely be sharing your content with my students this year as I prepare to teach Financial Literacy in a remote learning format. Thank you for your fantastic content!

[lourainecastillo]

I needed to hear about cutting back, not cutting out. I have to keep this in mind so that I don't binge on anything. I feel guilty spending on "unnecessary" items so I should remind myself to still do the things I love but for a better price.

[journeytopeacewithme]

I enjoyed this. I have a realistic budgeting system as well. That cut back but not cut out is important. You have to enjoy life while you're living it. Plan for the events you want and cash flow it to give yourself something to look forward to. We are on a debt free journey but still take our family on at least one vacation a year. We also do pizza nights. It's cheaper to buy some pizza than make it ourselves, so we buy Little Caesars or buy the ready pizza from Aldi's.

[brandiknight]

This is great information. I agree that scaling back doesn’t feel like you are punishing yourself or family. We’ve started making our own pizza on Friday as well. COVID has helped us cut back in other areas as well

[thelightys]

Great info! We are doing these steps now. We are on a debt free journey as of Feb 2020☺

[marcoinvesting]

Another great video! thank you for giving away great tips, I feel inspired to make another of my videos on money saving tips! thank you :)

[FineNaturalHairandFaith]

I bet your pizza tastes better than nasty domino’s anyway

[MrsLiegey]

I love that you suggest finding ways to still do a couple things you love or look forward to. Most would say otherwise. Do you do coaching? Lol! Mom of two sets of twins here...

[MrShadasey]

Can we not order your budget planner? Link doesnt work, cant find it?

[carmelcapricorn]

I like seeing these videos on budgeting these coins. 👛📊🗃I would 💘 2 see a 📫 on your wardrobe. The hair and make up is fierce. 💄💋👓

[audreyhertz]

I say the same thing after my family signed up for Disney plus. So worth the $6.99 a month.

[insertname]

I hope you don't mind me asking this but a while back you made a video on becoming a minimalist, do you think it helped you with spending &/or staying organized with the things you have?