✨Cash Stuffing Questions Answered! ✨ Beginners ✨Jan 2024 | Week 1

MORE of your Cash Stuffing and budgeting questions answered! Don't let your questions stand between you and your financial freedom.
Watch as I cash stuff for the week, answer budgeting questions and much more!

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[MSMomBudgets]

We're not at 1k yet emergency fund but we're at over $200. We have $15 automatically going to our savings account every single week

[BudgetWithMrsP]

As a teacher and a mother, I cannot express how much appreciation I have for the way you answered @yesno8829's question. So many of our young adults have been thrown into a world without being properly prepared. I learned that very quickly with my own children (26, 24, and 13). I commend those who can inform others without criticism and judgement. You've gained a very supportive follower! Great job and thank you for being a positive part of this community!

[barbi]

I just found your channel a few days ago, and I’m super excited to begin my journey to be on a budget. I tried last year to begin cash stuffing, and life happened, so I wasn’t motivated to do so. I am a divorced mother of four, my 4 daughters are all grown, and only one lives with me. So I’m on a single budget and I’m not gonna lie. It’s been tough. But I know with a little patience and if I follow a budget. I will begin to see some savings. Thank you for all your explaining, and motivation for those of us new to this method. Thank you also for the printables 😊

[lschmidt]

For the last question: thank you, Jen, for being respektful in your answer - lots of people are not learning these skills at home (what is denominations, when can I use my card etc). You did not patronize them or make fun - you could make a ‘moving away from home, what do you need to know about money, budget, bills’-video 😊

[grivera]

Thanks to your tips, I was able to budget a $1000 truck repair bill and $3334 car rental bill after my husband had a small fender bender. We even had an extra $400 buffer. I'm starting all over again but it feels great to have had that money when needed. <3

[diannerichards]

Thank you! I cant say it enough im really tries to start and it makes sence one minute and the next i just wants to cry

[BloomJenn]

I have a really bad spending habit at Amazon, so what’s worked is I budget for it and then I use the money to buy Amazon gift cards at a local store, and use that as payment instead of my credit cards.

[codybroyles]

Jenn, I can’t thank you and April enough for all you do for the cash stuffing community. I began watching you in April, but didn’t really start stuffing until September and have managed to pay off three of my 6 credit cards. Thank you again!

[MaddieC]

My mother taught me cash stuffing for vacations only. Now that I found your channel I’m learning to stuff envelopes for every bill. Thank you!

[outroseok]

girl I FEEL YOU about taxes, stimulus checks, etc. I have absolutely nothing to show for any of that money and can't remember any memorable things I spent it on. this upcoming tax return I'm going to make sure I'm more wise with the money, a lot of it I want to put towards my month ahead challenge.

[natashaw]

Hello Sis. Fantastic video !! So much wonderful information. I tend to take the cash for Amazon and buy a gift card, and load it to my account. Sometimes, if you load a certain amount, Amazon will give you extra. I put $50 gift card on my account from Christmas, and they added an extra $10 😊
I hope everyone is doing well ❤

[makeanddohandmade]

You’re really gracious about the cigarettes. I think that every time.

[traceydufault]

I'm 52 I learned a lot today thank you Jenn ❤❤❤

[LivingLifeInTexas]

Great Video as always. I got $9 for Hello Honey 🍯 for anyone who is new to this process… in 2023 I was able to finish paying off my student loans AND my car… I also cash funded 2 classes towards my Masters, Christmas and new tires! I also saved up enough to buy my daughter her first car!!! This process definitely works. Jen and April do such a great job of breaking it down… 2024 is the year to become debt free and build my channel 💜

[dachsymom]

Love your channel! Just recently found you. Another option for Amazon is to get an Amazon gift card with the cash. My sister does this....she does this with Ebay too. Happy cash stuffing! 🙂💰💸

[mariazebra]

thank you for explaining so well what happens when you overspend (the grocery example)

[nicolewildasin]

About the Amazon tip= you could also take the money and get a gift card Nd pay that way!

[melissawestfall]

I just found your channel and have been watching some videos to get some tips on how to get started. I'm a single mom so every penny counts but I still struggle with extra spending here and there, especially with a 16-year-old daughter. I've already calculated my debt at a little over 3k so I feel like now is the time to go full force on my debt before my youngest goes to college. I'm hoping to start in February and once I feel comfortable enough in what I'm doing I plan to help my newly engaged 23-year-old daughter get started. Fingers crossed. I love your bee binder! Is that something you have sold in the past but no longer available? My older daughter loves everything Bee's and I thought that would be a cute budget binder to gift her for her savings journey.

[GrowthGraceandFaith]

Hi! Your videos are so helpful ☺️ My hubby and I watched your cash stuffing explained together and that boosted us to get started!
I did have a question: I see many cash stuffers who have wallets with several categories such as: miscellaneous, shopping, buffer, coffee, etc. My question is: As a newbie, should we incorporate these categories into our budget (spending money, coffee, etc) or focus solely on paying off debts and filling our long sinking funds? I guess I'm feeling guilty for allowing myself an Amazon and a coffee budget when I could put that money towards a debt. 😢

[CashBudgetInsights]

Great video! Always love seeing how you break everything down! ❤