How To SetUp Your Budget in Your Planner

Today's class is on budget planning. In today's class, I'm going to share my step by step process on how to setup a budget in my planner. Join me today at 4:00pm CST on RUclips live.

[@TheOrganizedMoney]

Link to my Budget Planning 101 Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLOllMwG3zaAf0l8Q2Yq5JSIyMiUjYsb58

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Financial planning, akin to navigation, requires knowing your destination. James Clark's guidance provides clarity in uncertain markets....

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You are always on point and I appreciate the gifts God has given you that bless me so much!

[@maryhoyt2609]

Thank you so much for this in-depth instructional video on how to set up our budgets-incredibly helpful! God bless you for sharing!

[@phobedavis7014]

Great video. I have found that a monthly overview is essential. A lot of companies have stopped sending paper bills. Don't get caught paying late fees.
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[@wandawashington5290]

Alaina. Thank you for sharing. I use to not like budgeting because I would get so frustrated when I did do it and I would always end up short. I have been consistently using your budget planner since 2020 and even though I struggled at first I still stuck with it and it has been getting easier even when I I was not able to do it physically. Now
#Q Should we take a look at what bills we have going out every time we end up with new bills from when we started. And
#Q - Zero based budgeting does seem challenging for me and sometimes I do it and sometimes I don’t. I get nervous to zero out my
paycheck.

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Your information is priceless. TFS💖

[@helenneilson1368]

Watching on catch-up from Glasgow, Scotland 😊

[@darcpapillon]

From Shreveport Louisiana

[@beckyrodrigues2897]

Hello from Kingsville Ontario, Canada

[@jb5634]

#Q What if the fixed expense like your credit card is overdue & maxed out?

[@wandawashington5290]

By the time i write down all my fixed and variable expenses I don’t have room for sinking funds.

[@jb5634]

Hi Alina I'm from Toronto, Ontario Canada.

[@nancyburns8909]

Please do a new video about side hustles. I need this desperately. Thank you

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Do you do percentage for your categorys

[@larkiameade9251]

I'm joining you from Adelphi, MD #replay

[@lindawoodfill503]

Hi Girl! I’m from Michigan.
#replay

[@hildaheath6780]

I have to use both paper and planer

[@shanellkendrick8419]

#Q How many accounts should we have? I have several things being deposited into different accounts….should all of that go into one account vs several ones?!

[@TheOrganizedMoney]

So I have 5. Business, Bills, Spending, Short Term Saving, Long Term Saving. But you can adjust based on your needs.

[@hildaheath6780]

From Indiana

[@434sweetness]

Hi from Delaware

[@Jade7159-]

another sinking fund is car tags

[@sherdena735]

Youngstown Ohio

[@shanellkendrick8419]

@theorganizedmoney
Are you available to assist us with putting a budget together? I have tried numerous times and unfortunately always fall short.