Cash Envelope Stuffing │ $1,032 │ June Paycheck #2

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🖤 ABOUT ME:
I’m 21 years old and started my cash stuffing journey with my boyfriend during the summer of 2022. We both work full-time and are working towards paying off debt and increasing our savings while still having fun in our early twenties!

[louchiana]

I love keeping the crispy bills for my sinking funds too 😅

[christinat]

I really love watching your videos. I am at the beginning of my cash stuffing journey.

[Jay-kkkv]

Love the black binder! Binder twinssss. My white one came a few weeks ago already. I love it ❤

[abudgetfullofgrace]

LOVE that new black binder!!! I saw Budget with Lina with it and added to cart too lol.. still between that one and the Moterm personal one you have!!!

[mariaandrade]

I want to get in to cash stuffing in a couple of months when my fiancé and I move in together… Can you make a video breaking down how you combine both of your paychecks to stuff envelopes, and then what you do with the cash afterwards. We both have bills that come automatically out of our bank accounts, but we are also both bartenders, which means we have a lot of cash on hand all the time. I’m just not sure I understand how cash stuffing works when we have automatic payments on credit cards and debit cards and also cash in hand. After you stuff your envelopes, do you go to the bank and deposit that? (that seems counterintuitive) or do you only do this for things that don’t require credit cards, such as gas groceries and spending necessities? How would I pay my student loans, car note, car, insurance, phone bill, and credit card bills using this method?

Thank you in advance 😊

[NANALIFE]

Hello! How can I get that 52 week challenge box?

[lenasworld]

Why don’t you start a buffer for any of your funds that you have a habit of going over, I have one for my grocery, household, personal items, anything I need for extra expenses as well because you never know and since prices has majorly been jacked up I thought it was necessary to be prepared for anything . I rather have more than less.. just in case!! Just thought you would like that suggestion from a major planner, as well a mother of four

[Jay-kkkv]

Speaking of credit cards, I got my first credit card! It’s an Amazon credit card haha. I’m surprised I even got approved.

[cashnstuff]

I enjoyed watching your video 🤗 I think it is a great idea to put $50 into your debt envelope 💕🫶