How to Get Started With The Cash Envelope Method | FAQ | Beginner Cash Stuffing

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I'm Jaz, a 30 year old single entrepreneur. I am working hard to pay off my student loans, a few credit cards, a couple of medical bills and I’m in the process of repairing my credit. Phew!

My channel is ideal for those of you getting started on your budgeting journey. Come along and watch me as I navigate this process toward financial freedom!

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Disclaimer: I am NOT a financial advisor. This is my personal journey and I am choosing to share it with the world.

[Baddiesandbudgets]

Hey Baddies!
This video should answer a ton of those beginner questions.
Getting started can be a bit of work but its so worth it.

[poorgirlfedup]

Okay, I have never had anyone explain that the money you cut back on in groceries can maybe be used for debt, investing, or savings... that's freaking genius and I love that!!

[frandomsss]

Love your content honey!! Keep it going ❤

[lindawrage]

Really an excellent video explaining how to get started with the Cash Envelope system. This is the best explanation I've seen. Thank you!

[rebeccadavidson]

Sweetie, I am 72 years old, widowed and I have retired 5 times (my last day to work is 4/29/23.) I have been looking for a way to control my own income and bills ……THANK YOU! Thank you! God bless! I am a believer for sure! ❤❤❤

[AwesomeCanadianHomes]

20% of $700 is 140 so $560 for example at 2:03 love the concepts. For people that are struggling don't be afraid to use your local food bank for help. That will help cut down on your food budget if you are in huge debt you're worse off than someone just out of a job with surplus savings, or someone new to the country with gov assistance help. So use your local resources until you are out of debt. Shop at goodwill etc if you need to cut back clothing for a while. Main thing is get out of debt. Give back to community services once you are able and you will be in near future : ) Good luck all.

[m.gillett]

Wow this is awesome advice thanks so much

[carmengrayson]

Bc life be lifin 😂 realest quote ever girl!

[Skiskiski]

Subbing! I Saw you on some news program.

[StuckinNormal]

That should be $140 so there should be 560 left

[voldemortsniece]

I’ve been binge watching your tiktok vidoes and now your YouTube 🥰 I’m in the red but I put all my monthly bills dates on my calendar and that seems to be helping a lot to look ahead and making sure I have the money in my account

[Skiskiski]

I WISH we lived near you. My wife would apply for a job.

[YouthleaderGina]

You added so much great content this week! Thank you for this beginner video. I work with low-income women at a nonprofit in GR, and I always recommend your videos to the fabulous ladies I serve who are wanting to learn financial literacy.

[amymacarthur]

Life definitely happens, I left my job in late June and have had some health issues since then on top of that. I am glad I was proactive and had a 3 to 6 months worth of money saved for bills. Now when things are settled again I will restart as tough as that is. Great video! Long time viewer and subscriber and enjoy your videos

[prisscillamartinez]

I love that your going back and breaking this down I'm only three maybe 4 months in and I've had a back slide like we did great the first two months now some reason it's like we are struggling again

[jmgb]

Thank you for this video! I began accumulating CC debt when the pandemic started. I lost my job and got sick, but with all that was happening, I leaned in to the CC’s and let the worldly events take a hold of my life. Now, as a young adult with multiple debts, I no longer want to be trapped in this cycle and want to break loose of the money owning chains. I’m very glad I found your pin on Pinterest, and the content you create for many. God bless you, and May your company continue to flourish! 🙏🏼❤️

[ZoeysMusings]

So glad I did exactly this when I started out and it works! Thanks for this, Jaz 🙂

[MrsGarcia]

This makes budgeting look so fun! Thankyou for this. Im watching from England in the United Kingdom. I have BDP and I impulse buy. Thank you so much for this!

[jeanettekuhn]

I really enjoy your videos. You have an upbeat personality that makes all this money stuff seem fun. Maybe for the new year, I’ll get my act together and start doing this for real. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and ideas!

[sknone]

I already started this past paycheck with a very basic start, we had the bills part figured out and just sort of tried to alot some money to get a structure to begin transitioning. The 20% reduction is going to be so helpful for this weeks upcoming paychecks!