In this video, one woman tells us how quarantine has changed her financial life forever.
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The pandemic has certainly made people pay closer attention to their financial situation and goals. If you're looking for ways to start creating your very own financial "first aid kit", make sure to join us for our next workshop featuring Yanely Espinal: https://bit.ly/TFDStudioTickets_3.
The pandemic had taught us lessons including being wise financially.
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The lockdowns have made me so thankful that I paid off all my debt in 2018. I've got income and investments and save at least $1000 per month, while everyone around me still pays for food delivery. I can save 80% of my paycheck if I really want to.
This has to be the most annoying voice on the planet. I can’t even take in the message. Girl, shut the hell up.
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She spoke my mind on many things! Ready to improve!
"Best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the 2nd best time is today"
I worked retail during the pandemic and now I'm back in the legal field where I originally was (this is also what I'm passionate about). Now I'm not only working in law but I'm also doing Lyft/Uber, real estate, and starting my own wine brand.
It def woke me up
I now budget paycheck to paycheck and I thankfully was hired at a job making 22k more. I use cash envelopes and I am pouring into my debt and emergency funds
Those videos are very bad made
the pandemic has definitely made me take more control of my finances. with the help of existing savings, the stimulus check, and $744 in unemployment assistance (my hours & salary were reduced by 20%), i've been able to pay off all my debt except my undergrad loan, which i'm currently working on.this time allowed/forced me to sit down and look at my money. i've been saying from the beginning that if you haven't used this time having improved your life spiritually, financially, mentally, intellectually, or physically, you've wasted it.
#4 is terrible advice. It actively lowers your credit score. Can we just be adults and not have to constantly ‘trick’ ourselves to not be reckless hedonists? Having a good credit score is immensely helpful for cashflow and overall financial health. C’mon guys…
Wow, this hit home. My own pandemic thrift story:. I used the $1200 relief check to pay off my credit card and now do not charge more than I can pay off in one month. No more eating out or getting manicures. I also saved money for a few months when the gym was closed. It's since re-opened, but I look at this as an investment in my health. My tax refund went straight into savings. Since I'm working from home, no need to buy new clothes. All the money I don't spend goes right into savings, so I've been stashing nearly $1000 a month. It's amazing how much you can save when you don't have credit card debt! Now I spend cash on everything except online purchases.
there is no pandemic
Now you're "privileged" because you have a full time job during a pandemic???
I REAAAALLLY NEED THIS VIDEO. SO RELATABLE WITH MY CURRENT SITUATION NOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH! FELT RELIEVED IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO'S EXPERIENCING THIS!!!! Seeing someone managed to get pass thru this is really a relief. I will be too!
I'm really happy for her for implementing these changes and wish her the best for after this shit show is over at some point. To me it sounds like it took a major event for her to realize the easy ways not to spend money that I was taught by just not having a shit ton of it. Savin 600-800 bucks a month by using these tips?? Had I spent those before COVID I would be massively in debt by now.
Covid or not the best financial decision you can make is to work on more than one source of income
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It should be mandatory that financial know-how are taught in learning institutions. Thanks for providing the first aid kit on learning to be financial responsible.
Financial literacy is crucial. Thank you!
No not the reverse credit utilization!!!!!!! I understand if you choose that as a motivation to cut back, more power to you. Hope these training wheels are temporary
Millennials: Don't tell me that daily coffees and avocado toast are making me broke!
Also Millennials: OMG, quarantine helped me save so much money because I'm not buying coffee and avocado toast every day!
If you realized just now how insanely expensive and unnecessary coffee-on-the-go is, what on earth have you been doing in TFD last years? Really, that's like the first obvious thing to cut in any situation. I bet that it's not even a thing, it's more like a cliche that was already on womens' magazines before internet. It's impossible that someone who works with money, investing, and saving wouldn't know that.
This is lazy content.
I deposit 10% of everything I take home into my savings and I realized 1)what more money more problems mean, because I’m doing just fine living on 90% of my income. But before I started saving money I was always broke, apparently for no reason . And 2) I really wish I had been doing this since I was 16.
Very motivational and realistic! Thank you for sharing✨
Great tips. I started my cooking YouTube channel during the pandemic as my side hustle. I am really enjoying making content
One thing that has been very important for me was to manually track my spending and reviewing them at the end of the month. I used to "track" it by letting the apps automatically create the entry – but then it just becomes a shadow and I never really end up knowing what's going on.