Do This EVERY Time You Get Paid (Paycheck Routine)
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Published 2024-02-19
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All Comments (21)
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When I was in debt, I thought I will never come out of it. It looked unachieavable then. But then it was done. And I reorganised my life while doing it so it was more fun. I didn't deprive myself, I was out in sun more, taking walks in parks and nature instead of sitting in dark bars or restaurants.
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I think tithing should be even when we are trying to pay debt⊠God will provide
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Hey Rachel, when I got serious about being a good steward of my finances and paying off my debt, I started losing the weight I have been needing to lose. One area of discipline carried over to another area. The 7 steps about money are also life skills.
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Debt free and mortgage free. Early retirees. We budget using excel. We get paid once per month so it is important to stick to the plan.
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I would like to see a budget where the take-home is $1200 every two weeks
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Watching as a server without a conventional paycheck...cash tips are my spending money, credit card tips (deposited into bank after my shifts) go to my bills/debt and, my "paychecks" go to my sinking funds in a HYSA. Using the envelope method I went from $15 debt to $5k in the bank and a new to me car payed in cash. Next is retirement and investing đ
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When my husband and I married at mid-life in 1996 (I was age 46 and he was age 50,) he was in significant debt. He had no budget and was living higher than his income. He was the youngest of four of an Italian family (they spoil their boys! and he was not taught to budget.) My husband and I "reconcile" our checkbook and finances once a month. This keeps us on track. Once a year we redo our annual budget. This has been critical not only to getting back on track for daily living and retiring but also to have peace of mind. He can live in debt and not give it another thought....but debt gives me intense stress and anxiety. Right now we are focused on paying off our condo mortgage.
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Survived being a single mom on your dadâs tips. I love the way you are moving these ideas forward and your âkinder, gentlerâ style. Dave trips me out and it was an honor to meet him, AND there is room for all styles! â€u
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When buying a house, buy quality buy a lower priced one. You can always get a bigger one later if needed.
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Rachel is beyond amazing. âHow to create income flowâ
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Successful people don't become rich overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this, will have a successful growth
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Thanks for the video Rachel!
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I love the budget videos!
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Great video, Rachel! Thank you!
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This video was extremely valuable for me
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What a good video! Thank you !!
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Thank you for this video. I will try to use some of your suggestions
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Thank you Rachel, you're a joy to watch †Btw, I love your sweater â€ïžâșïž
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love it...just subscribed!
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Thank you for doing this! This information is so helpul! Really admired how organized and you already been doing this for 12 years
