I Stopped Budgeting After Learning This Better Method

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  • @nelsonjeff465
    @nelsonjeff465 Год назад +114

    I'm 48years old living in California, I'm hoping to retire at 50 if things keep going well for me. Bought my first house last month and I can't be more proud that am i now. I'm glad I made a great decision about my finances that changed me forever but now I can't seem to make any other smart investment .

    • @melissamason8783
      @melissamason8783 Год назад +12

      The first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional like I did. I invested in cryptocurrencies and I'm making a huge profits but this was only possible when I started working with en expert trader/ professional in the crypto space

    • @josephdenis3258
      @josephdenis3258 Год назад +11

      Investing appropriately today can save you a whole lot of stress in the nearest future

    • @jamesphobe172
      @jamesphobe172 Год назад +1

      Nice content. To me, trading the forex and crypto market is way better than any online investment 💯. I earn 15 thousand dollars per weekly from trading the cryptocurrency

    • @jamesphobe172
      @jamesphobe172 Год назад +5

      I'm also a proud beneficiary of crypto investment and trading. I've made alot from trading the cryptocurrency.
      I earn $15,000 weekly from trading the cryptocurrency

    • @scott11qq
      @scott11qq Год назад +5

      Please I need someone to help me trade or invest the forex or crypto market because I'm tired of trading in losses myself. I've blown my account twice and it's frustrating.

  • @lvly5357
    @lvly5357 Год назад +33

    Budgeting IS hard! I’m at the step where I managed to hold on to $1k for a year, mind you I did dip under the 1k due to over spending, but it’d only be for a week max. This year, I need to $5k minimum. good luck everyone !!

  • @tashastewart5034
    @tashastewart5034 Год назад +11

    Budget… great points! And the envelope you stuff cash into is called Cash Stuffing. I’ve also found money saving challenges work too.

  • @roshunepp
    @roshunepp Год назад +9

    So you stopped living on a budget... to ...live on a budget....
    I agree living on a budget is the way to go!

    • @WahlVids
      @WahlVids Год назад

      Some chronic spenders need jedi mind tricks to overcome their spending. I was thinking the same thing, it's literally just a different type of budgeting lol.

  • @rzawistowski33
    @rzawistowski33 Год назад +4

    Multiple Accounts and Automation, automation, automation. Each account has a purpose, If it's not in the right account you can't spend it on something else

    • @snapdragon2441
      @snapdragon2441 7 месяцев назад

      Yep, the way to go. I have a dedicated bills account. I automate a payment from my checking account into the bills acct the day after my pay day which covers all the bills for the coming month, they come out at different times but the money is already there. I do the same to a separate emergency account for my goal of 3 months living expenses, the same to my sinking funds for car, medical, vet bills, holidays etc. what ever is left in the checking account is for food, fun and everyday living

  • @rainacherienne1010
    @rainacherienne1010 Год назад +4

    I have a budget because I like having it to know where my monies go but also don’t need it because I’m not buying anything past the necessities. My variable average was $1,100 monthly last year but my rent went up this year and since my fixed cost is now $1,100, I need to decrease variables to $900 to close in 2k per month max total.

  • @EddyWealthyGaurdian
    @EddyWealthyGaurdian 6 месяцев назад

    I am also a percentage guy. I appreciate your perspective. Good outlook.

  • @DiyAllaroundguy
    @DiyAllaroundguy Год назад +8

    thanks for the video Tommy .
    very good advice

  • @lorettamavros867
    @lorettamavros867 Год назад +3

    I just started doing this I realized if I put anything over $500 in the bank and quit my gym membership I could save thousands by 2024

  • @Ynnnnnnnnn1
    @Ynnnnnnnnn1 Год назад +1

    Great video, im 23 with a bad spending habit, I blew too much money in my life alread, im trying to train myself. I’m starting my journey to save 5k in 2months

  • @evelynhernandez629
    @evelynhernandez629 Год назад +8

    Hey! I just want to say thank you for sharing your advice with the rest of us. I find your videos extremely helpful and full of knowledge. ☺

  • @Styledbybay
    @Styledbybay Год назад +2

    Thanks for this video! This is going to really help me with money management 👌🏾

  • @Muddles178
    @Muddles178 Год назад +29

    I think this works well until you have a family. Everything gets more complicated at that point, and having a budget will help you communicate your goals better. You want to include a few categories that you would splurge on that accumulate so that you can splurge out of that splurge budget.

    • @JadeDragon407
      @JadeDragon407 Год назад +1

      Even a family can have a budget, but it would be a lot more complicated. To those extents, you have more people to split that "fun" budget with and all of the other expenses also increase. I think the thing about people with kids that I see a lot, is people get roped into buying every little (overpriced) thing their kids cry about at the store, or just spend a lot of money on things to keep their kids "babysat" like movies and games/gadgets that often quickly go forgotten instead of doing activities. Corporations know this and just keep mfging more and putting high prices on it, knowing people will pay it. These purchases may seem small, but if you're doing it practically every time you're out, over a year's time, it gets into the 1000s pretty easily. What's worse is after that, there's nothing to show for it but scratched up DVDs and sun-faded and cracking plastic toys in the yard. It's dangerous too, because it teaches younguns that buying things is a road to happiness, and it's a habit they could carry into their own adulthood.

    • @Muddles178
      @Muddles178 Год назад +3

      @@JadeDragon407 Just to confirm, my previous comment agrees with what you just said. What I’m saying is that the method laid out in the video (not budgeting) only works in a situation where you are really the only main spender on that account. Once you start adding in others, non-budgeting can get very expensive.
      I have a decent income, so not-budgeting was fine until I have a family relying on my income. Any one of those people could have a medical emergency at any time. It was very eye-opening to suddenly find out how much we can be saving by budgeting. It also helped to improve our family’s communication.

    • @Flosseveryday
      @Flosseveryday Год назад

      Splurge

  • @CoachDerrickFitnessAnywhere
    @CoachDerrickFitnessAnywhere Год назад +3

    we spend about 25% of what we make living in Guatemala.

  • @HangryHenry10
    @HangryHenry10 Год назад

    Budget! Great video bro, inspiring me to set aside for my very first rental property.

  • @mslezinskyify
    @mslezinskyify Год назад +1

    Budget ❤ love your videos Guy! Taught me everything I know 😅

    • @TommyBryson
      @TommyBryson  Год назад +1

      Thanks 🙏 any questions just let me know me know

  • @presidentsnow7315
    @presidentsnow7315 Год назад

    Thank you for the fantastic advice.

  • @williamsmith3331
    @williamsmith3331 Год назад +3

    I'm shooting for 50% savings rate

  • @woakes6591
    @woakes6591 Год назад

    If you dont mind revealing. On these strict budgets what did you live in and in what location. Do you think its bad to move somewhere with an expensive living cost if they pay a lot for the field you are in.

  • @TromboneLoki
    @TromboneLoki Год назад +2

    Any recommendations on building that discipline to avoid spending on these clear wants and temptations?

    • @stepfiel.p.2631
      @stepfiel.p.2631 Год назад +2

      Hmm, how about learning delayed gratification?

  • @patriciadonaldson391
    @patriciadonaldson391 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the information, it will help me a lot! I’m being more intentional with all I do this year!

  • @Hdwumfuor1
    @Hdwumfuor1 Год назад

    Budget! I like the SLT. I never thought about it.

  • @fredinvests7407
    @fredinvests7407 Год назад +13

    You sound like someone who may have learned partially the hard way. That makes the best teachers. good stuff man!

    • @fredinvests7407
      @fredinvests7407 Год назад

      @insurance.. down for any conversation. Excited for the channels content! He is teaching how to fish over here.

  • @_BARCODE
    @_BARCODE Год назад +3

    "don't spend more than you make". Except you need to have a budget in order to know how much you make, how much you spend. 🤦‍♂️

  • @Trahern100
    @Trahern100 11 месяцев назад

    I come to the realization this is a never ending game, but I’m still on my 3k a month for maybe 2-3 years run I know I have to catch up so I’m doing double and triple time I saved up for a home now I want to save for two before buying one. I’m a minimalist this is easy for me I’m a gamer so I can see my outcome when I start my goal it’s levels to this

  • @patriley8098
    @patriley8098 Год назад

    Hey tommy!? if I already have a truck to convert to a food truck, what's the best way to get funding to convert it over?meaning getting the supplies I need and etc?

  • @softqueensaru
    @softqueensaru Год назад

    I'm going to assume that 20% spend doesn't include housing, utilities, etc?

  • @Panda_J1
    @Panda_J1 Год назад +16

    How I spend my check is $100 per paycheck for entertainment. The rest for bills. What’s left over goes into my savings to invest

    • @Retired-jr3qs
      @Retired-jr3qs Год назад +2

      Joel Betances does entertainment includes eating out?

    • @Panda_J1
      @Panda_J1 Год назад +3

      @@Retired-jr3qs yup it does. I mean if I eat out let’s say once a week on a Saturday with my girl, the bill will be close to 80$ for 2 people. A little more if we drink a lot so it’s manageable

    • @awesomeness7117
      @awesomeness7117 Год назад +1

      Investing is my entertainment lol

    • @kaybae2870
      @kaybae2870 Год назад +1

      You should pay yourself 1st...the way you are doing it your savings are scraps

    • @Maniseesbothsides
      @Maniseesbothsides Год назад +2

      Pay yourself first... Set it up on autopilot... trust me..., Have it go to a direct deposit at a separate bank at a separate institution. For example, send $150 to a different bank and never check the account except occasionally for fraud... Do this two to three times with different accounts at different banks and you will see a difference..... It funds are tight, just do $30 in each account

  • @ceceliacarter1670
    @ceceliacarter1670 Год назад

    Thanks so much for the valuable info.

  • @lilliancrowley7542
    @lilliancrowley7542 Год назад

    BUDGETING!🙌👑🌻

  • @amgooder
    @amgooder Год назад +10

    1. Pay debts...
    2. Save a %...
    3. Spend the rest...clothes, entertainment etc...😁 life is too short.
    Not sure🤔, but there should be an account in which you deposit your monthly or biweekly income and it automatically divides your money for you into different accounts...expenses, savings,emergencys, fun

    • @lauvonfr9222
      @lauvonfr9222 Год назад

      Yes, I call it the one-third method.

  • @Mary_305
    @Mary_305 Год назад

    Great content, and thanks for sharing

  • @CountrySingerWannabe
    @CountrySingerWannabe Год назад +3

    Still requires budgeting to know if you are going over 70% of your income. Crunching and micromanaging your own numbers is always the best way to embolden yourself to accomplishing a healthy mindset towards money. I have 13 different savings accounts to envelope budget. Of course if you are busy with other grand plans than you might have an accountant that does all that for you.

  • @apolloaster
    @apolloaster Год назад

    you think not using your credit card is a good idea? As In you don’t care about credit more than having capital (cash)

  • @shandiehamilton1749
    @shandiehamilton1749 Год назад

    Budget............great ideas

  • @BOBByBISHIP
    @BOBByBISHIP Год назад +3

    Pet food $540.?

  • @johnleftwichjr.1507
    @johnleftwichjr.1507 Год назад

    Do you have rent if so do you pay it alone?

  • @yonettesydney8845
    @yonettesydney8845 Год назад

    I love this , systems is awesome

  • @WandafulWrldWide
    @WandafulWrldWide Год назад

    👍🏽 Thank you!

  • @GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW
    @GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW Год назад +3

    it aint that much of a sacrifice not buying things u dont need is financial protection , protection fromn loosing most of r money lol

  • @virgoqueen148
    @virgoqueen148 Год назад

    What can I investments do you have pls I do not know what to invest in pls

  • @draebo
    @draebo Год назад

    Budget 🙏🏽

  • @iwantosavemoney
    @iwantosavemoney 4 месяца назад

    We don’t save 0n 2 months a year Christmas and 4th of July

  • @manueltrinidad1976
    @manueltrinidad1976 Год назад +1

    Budgets 🎉🎉

  • @hopefulreality
    @hopefulreality Год назад +1

    Budget!

  • @tomisluvcarraway6481
    @tomisluvcarraway6481 Год назад +1

    I get it

  • @lisaharmon7691
    @lisaharmon7691 Год назад

    Good advice

  • @johngabriele6532
    @johngabriele6532 Год назад

    Love the idea of the percentage… 😢sadly I don’t make enough to do anything much more than survive… j

  • @HaOsLsE
    @HaOsLsE Год назад +1

    @ 12:13 *Measurable

  • @Evonda
    @Evonda Год назад +1

    Budget 😊

  • @karenguzman355
    @karenguzman355 Год назад

    Are you Dominican ? And do you live in DR ? If so, do you live there from periods at a time ? The only reason why I’m asking is because I’m interested in doing the same.

  • @goldiva05
    @goldiva05 Год назад +3

    BuDGet$

  • @keepdancingmaria
    @keepdancingmaria Год назад

    HOW... is this NOT BUDGETING?????????
    It's... budgeting. Plain and simple.

  • @arichansmontoya3477
    @arichansmontoya3477 Год назад +1

    B U D G E T !!!!!

  • @imanjones3807
    @imanjones3807 Год назад

    Yea but you can't di that if your in debt

  • @yourbodyandu
    @yourbodyandu Год назад

    Made it to the end.

  • @GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW
    @GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW Год назад +1

    yo bro check out videos of ppl saving mad money on coupons , ppl are actually getting products whole sale

    • @Tana1600
      @Tana1600 Год назад +1

      I was just talking about this lol

  • @KyreeM21
    @KyreeM21 Год назад

    Budgets!

  • @themomlifeco
    @themomlifeco Год назад

    Budgets

  • @MercenarySed
    @MercenarySed Год назад

    I agree with everything except the credit card thing. Y would u invest your own money into something? Never heard of that. I made $127k last year only spending about $16k of my own money. On top of that, the rewards u get r amazing. I can basically fly first class for free a few times of year using credit cards

    • @Trahern100
      @Trahern100 11 месяцев назад

      Things that benefit you might not benefit someone that let’s say doesn’t fly just take what you need from the message that person might can’t afford to do what you do to each its own.

  • @andymcleod5640
    @andymcleod5640 Год назад +2

    I would be cautious using a debit card for everything. You are giving thieves direct access to your money. I use credit cards and pay them off. More thn once I had some low life losers take the credit card info and unsuccessfully try to use it. It wouild have been a bigger headache if it was the debit account.

  • @theglassarrow_
    @theglassarrow_ Год назад +1

    Maybe I'm weird but this is always the way I saved/invest money, as soon as I get paid all left over from the last check gets saved, along with some of the new check, over and over. I probably dont save as much as I could other was but I find this less strict and allows me to still enjoy the small things I like without also worring about a budget. I still keep stuff like food to a low, for example I just have a bagel for breakfast, cook something that covers lunch and dinner, or just skip a meal if I'm not hungry. Still do stuff like vaping but I manage to still keep that to about $40 a month, ironically figured how to min the cost compared to people who smoke a pack+ a day when I might consume just as much.

  • @neishaspokemon2452
    @neishaspokemon2452 Год назад

    Budget!!

  • @jessekahooya
    @jessekahooya Год назад

    WHAT! TOMMIE GOR A NEW PHONE!!

  • @peterfrancisquinijr.7478
    @peterfrancisquinijr.7478 Год назад

    Why did you move to DR?

    • @TommyBryson
      @TommyBryson  Год назад

      I Didnt move, just staying here with family and friends for awhile

  • @loriblake990
    @loriblake990 Год назад

    budget!

  • @MsJamillah2
    @MsJamillah2 Год назад

    BUDGET!

  • @dominickpryce9943
    @dominickpryce9943 Год назад +1

    Budget

  • @sipapito
    @sipapito Год назад

    Wait a minute I thought you said destroy it.

  • @kriscook7035
    @kriscook7035 Год назад +1

    You don’t use credit cards that’s nuts your missing out on so much synchrony bank pays my phone bill a couple times a year and it costs me nothing 😂😂 I dunno if I can take anything else you’ve said seriously if your not using credit cards for every purchase and letting the lenders pay a portion of the bill

    • @nicolethompson9931
      @nicolethompson9931 Год назад

      Do you pay off your credit card each time? If not, look at what the interest rate for the card is. You might be paying more than you realize.

  • @mortonmattd7494
    @mortonmattd7494 Год назад +2

    Stop budgeting by budgeting 😁

  • @amilcarpolanen5994
    @amilcarpolanen5994 Год назад

    BUDGET !!!!!!!!!!!

  • @kevinhill7140
    @kevinhill7140 Год назад

    Thank you for your content

    • @kevinhill7140
      @kevinhill7140 Год назад

      @whtsappme135 don’t have that app. Thanks though

  • @richsamuel2922
    @richsamuel2922 Год назад

    9:43 "And then for example here in the" [WHAT?] "Republic."

    • @jennyquezada9644
      @jennyquezada9644 Год назад +2

      “Dominican” is an island in the Caribbean.

  • @mercedesdaye2931
    @mercedesdaye2931 Год назад

    I am not sure you have a mtg.

  • @incredicrewuniverse
    @incredicrewuniverse Год назад

    budget bro

  • @Mohammadparvazi
    @Mohammadparvazi Год назад +1

    Time for a how much RUclips paid me in 2022 video

  • @jonsmith9728
    @jonsmith9728 Год назад

    Budget… and ramsey swears by these for a reason

  • @annevinson6696
    @annevinson6696 Год назад

    I really enjoyed your vidéo, you are very direct in how it can work, and what you suggest. You talk very fait and I have to répond to be able to complète my notes. I am going to pay up the remainder of my débats andin June I will be setting aide my first of twelve saving amount of 833.33$ to save up 10K$ to have an emergency fund, and 3 months of core expenses and living expenses aide. And if there is anything left from this put it in à savings account that I will continue to contribue to, in order to use for investments further down the line.
    You have given me the insentive to get my act together and do the 10K$ challenge. THANK YOU

    • @annevinson6696
      @annevinson6696 Год назад

      Sorry for all the Word changes. I have autocorrect set up in French

  • @usmaanali3987
    @usmaanali3987 Год назад

    I’d rather spend everything and more, in my opinion life is short and you should enjoy it spend it when you get it is my rule. After that it’s simple you have to make more to live, once you believe in yourself everything becomes easy, have confidence you will make more.

  • @kbrad78713
    @kbrad78713 Год назад

    Orrrrr.... just go watch Dave Ramsey who has more experience than this guy has years on this earth

  • @biglen6065
    @biglen6065 Год назад

    Budget
    Thanks for sharing your Budget strategy.

  • @mzunpredictable2u678
    @mzunpredictable2u678 Год назад

    Budget🙃

  • @gusmueller4413
    @gusmueller4413 Год назад +2

    the iphone 14 is a message from god that you don't know how to manage your budget. i have an android phone that cost $100 and it's not cool but it's good enough and if i lose it in a couch, no big deal

  • @billyflanagan9657
    @billyflanagan9657 Год назад

    Take out a personal loan nonsecured for as much as possible then don't pay it back. Eventually they will sell it off to a buffoon bill collector who legally can't collect on it.Stay credit free pay cash. Screw the corrupt banks back that's what I did and I own a home cash.

  • @kencrawford64
    @kencrawford64 Год назад

    Worldwide global universal greatest in universe galaxy worldwide world blessed miracle

  • @ladycee1028
    @ladycee1028 Год назад

    Just talking

  • @foodmens
    @foodmens Год назад +1

    Either way youre still budgeting lok

  • @radioeuropehengistosbyorna8306

    Hey Bryson, how is it going? I’ve just discovered your Channel, and it was such a great discovery, your words are incredibly wise and at the same time very easy to understand to an ordinary person like me who isn’t in this economy thing. Thank you a lot for your work, I can’t wait to watch your other videos. Catch ya later, Hengist Osbyorn.

  • @rossta3949
    @rossta3949 11 месяцев назад

    It takes me less time to set up a budget and know where all my money is going than all the crap this video lists.

  • @ja70c4boy3
    @ja70c4boy3 Год назад

    Bro you consistently drop content, but whenever you speak on the topic it nonsense, marketed by a bullshit clickbait title.

  • @GoBlue1985
    @GoBlue1985 Год назад +4

    Budget, I hear a lot of times the trusted ppl on financial channels that I do follow say to not use your debit card, but to use your credit cards. So, now I'm perplexed 😂😂

    • @CDTucker336
      @CDTucker336 Год назад +6

      Credit cards/score are just Americanism. I don't live by that system. I just save up to buy anything I want or need. It surprised me credit is frowned upon in most countries.

    • @dronzie
      @dronzie Год назад +1

      Good credit cards offers cash back rewards while most debit cards don't offer any rewards at all. The biggest downside to credit cards is the increased need for financial discipline. Assuming you're not disgustingly wealthy, tracking your spending and budgeting is highly recommended so you don't accidentally overspend. It's really about what works best for you. If you don't feel up to tracking, then debit cards might be a better option.

    • @OneFrugalIntrovert
      @OneFrugalIntrovert Год назад +4

      I pay for almost everything I can on my credit card to get cash back (I use the cash back to buy Christmas presents), but I don’t buy anything I can’t afford. For example, I bought a brand new MacBook last year on my credit card, but I didn’t buy it until I had already saved the money for it to pay off the card. I do not carry a balance on it and pay off my card in full every month.

  • @Aaron-hg8jo
    @Aaron-hg8jo Год назад

    budgets

  • @passionbyhanimuqsit
    @passionbyhanimuqsit Год назад

    He scammed with me take payment from me and now block me on Instagram

  • @bearish_bull
    @bearish_bull Год назад +1

    Budget 🫡

  • @besongnevalda7162
    @besongnevalda7162 Год назад +1

    First yo comment please I need your help through WhatsApp 😔😔

    • @TommyBryson
      @TommyBryson  Год назад

      I don’t use WhatsApp

    • @Tana1600
      @Tana1600 Год назад

      @@TommyBryson u sound like a foreigner .. we all got WhatsApp lmao just tell em HELL NA!!

    • @TommyBryson
      @TommyBryson  Год назад +1

      @@Tana1600 lol i mean i dont have whatsapp for public communication

  • @toreemitchell6172
    @toreemitchell6172 Год назад

    Budget!

  • @kdatalbi
    @kdatalbi Год назад

    Budget

  • @andreafarmer4
    @andreafarmer4 Год назад

    Budget

  • @stephana148
    @stephana148 Год назад

    Budget