How To Stay Motivated To Save Money! | Clever Girl Finance
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Saving for big money goals can be a long road and it's easy to burn out when you are trying to achieve your savings goals especially when they are far away. So, how do you stay motivated when it will be months or maybe years before you reach your money savings goal? Tune into this video!
Whatever your financial goal, whether it is for a home, to start a business for a vacation, a car, or a handbag here are 12 key tips to help you stay motivated!
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How do you stay motivated to save money? Share in the comments!
The more I learn about how money, credit, passive income and debit actually play a role in the security, stability and growth of the current cash I receive presently.
Strategies to fund saving through passive income streams is very important while I'm learning at 61 yrs old to really educate myself since I don't have a retirement nest.
You're a wonderful blessing thank you
Watching My Expenses Is Getting To Be Fun..
Because I Am Saving..Every little Bit..☆
I acknowledge even my change in mindset, and share all the knowledge I've gained so far with anyone willing u o listen 😁
By watching you, of course! Where are your parents from?
By not comparing what I have to others. Limiting social media. Staying focus on not living paycheck to paycheck.
I budget, automate my savings, and invest into retirement(Roth & 401k) each paycheck from my emergency fund to some of my sinking funds and that is part of my motivation in my financial journey so I can have a peace of mind in the future when I’m older.
Love it! Thanks for tuning in!
It’s all about keeping your living expenses ( Low) ! Save. Save. Save.
You always bring it with the tips!! I like the Vision Board Idea. I have my goals set in my phone and love looking at my Goals. It helps me make sure I'm on track. Great Video!!
Love how you have your goals on your phone to view at anytime! Thanks for tuning in!!!
I do all of these things already, and still get over it 😂. I Reward myself with nice presents to myself with things that I really want when I hit a goal
I like the point you made about keeping you're actual savings in a separate account- That made a world of difference for me- Love you're Videos, Thankyou-
You could place a savings in a ETF. Since it takes 3 days to get there and takes 3 days to transfer back out. I know it may not make a lot of since for emergency funding but what’s the point of an emergency fund if it’s used for everything that’s not an emergency fund. You could let the etf grow to $1,000 take it out in liquid cash the start building another $1,000 in the etf. And every $1,000 you make in the ETF reward yourself.
Thank you for tools 🔧 and information to alleviate to and create and encourage us to succeed on our journey to a healthy financial growth
🙌 thanks so much for tuning in!!
Automate it!
Yasss thanks for tuning in!!
Very good tips!! Thanks for the reminder of not over restricting ourselves. I will have to go back to your website.
Thanks so much for tuning in! Definitely stop by the website!
This video really help me how to stay motivated thank you so much ❤
You are so welcome!
I am new to this channel. Surprisingly most of the point said by you I have been following. I second you on the point celebrate the journey. Yes it is required to motivate to keep on track to save money for a goal.
Really good tips. The best ones are simple and impactful.
I just bought your book "grow your money". I'm going to try and do the two colums action about my fears, and all the things i wish i knew about investing. Wish me luck! Because im still nervous and scared feeling 😬
But i think with your help i am going to be able to prepare for my future 💪 you've given me so much hope and i kind of feel like crying? 😅
Great
Hi, Bola, greetings from Puerto Rico. I love your videos. I have learned a lot. 😍
Another great info
Thanks! Great content
Thank you for this vidio,yes it is helpful🌸
How to stay motivated is to believe and know that you can and you will reach your goals. To know that you have power to change your life your future and don't give power to society. Your future is just in your hands so be motivated by yourself. Be healthy and be smart if your thoughts you can do it until you will believe it.
How do I break my bad saving habits I am frustrated with myself.
I think say you want to save 1000 dollars by the end of the year, create a separate account for it and work bad wards. So you can break it down a minimum amount you're to save a month to achieve that goal. Say 10 dollars a month,to make it realistic . Save the moment you recieved your money not after when all your bills or splurges have taken a huge chunk
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I got 2 jobs so now I don’t have time to spend lolllllll. Seriously tho.
Save that money! Well done!
I make a challenge with myself I get paid every week I worked for 2 months to have have 1 month of payroll saved.. now the challenge I'll take 1 paycheck and I create that mindset that, that is all I have for the month. creating that stress and tricking my mind to believe That's all the money I have. I also did away with online access so I can't login and see my balance or call to check my balance. If I still have part of my first paycheck by the time the second paycheck comes I can't touch it then the 3rd and the 1st and I do this every month Last year I tried this. Learned how to go cheaper and cut things out I would normally buy. I was able to save $32,000 last year. now it's almost 2023 and I have not checked my bank at all I know I have enough for bills so the automatically come out. I'm still living off 1 paycheck a month. January 1st Checking my balance then won't check it until 2024
It's a LOT easer to save money when you don't see your balance. You know you have bill coming out so you don't wanna overspend to be able to pay your bills..... This I have found to work extremely well...
ohh I go onto adp and see how much my paycheck is and that is what I withdraw from the bank for the month.
Really like how you have been intentional about saving and aware of what your money leaks are. You have a strategy that works. Keep at it and you will continue to make progress.