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@susankando932020 сағат бұрын
Wow Dave Ramsey is a jerk
@deekang6244Күн бұрын
If you want the big house, then eat at home and do easy vacations, like a nearby hotel with a pool. Swim in the lake. Take hikes with the kids. Appreciate the small stuff and teach that to your children or they will become demanding entitled teenagers and that’s a lot more expensive. We write out a menu each week and try to stick to it. We eat soup at least once a week, from scratch. We freeze leftovers so there’s no waste. Some of your expenditures would actually be easy to eliminate and you’ll miss them at first. But you’ll adjust and begin to love the simpler things. Vets are expensive! If you want to afford a dog, cut something else out. Trust me, you’ll be glad in the long run. Pay off the house early.
@deekang6244Күн бұрын
Eating out. 2 people. $150 month, approximately.
@laminageКүн бұрын
The Restaurants, & Disneyland really did a number on your finances. You feel that because you make so much money you can justify what you do but now it's imortant to cut back. Also alot of couples do what's known as as a Money Date, where they go over the finances like a fine toothed comb. Another good thing to do is calculate what you made and then check out what you "spent". If you spend more than you make that's when the problems take place.
@TheSereneWanderer87Күн бұрын
Yep. I've lost all respect for you. And I ain't joking. Dude if I was earning as much as you do, I'd have become a millionaire in just 10 years...i repeat, in just 10 years. You're just blowing up all your hard earned money.
@vikalpeducationconsultants2 күн бұрын
In India , living the same way i am spending with 2 parents 1 kid and a spouse who is not workinh and living in a rented house, with a car, 1000 dollars. And that too in most costly city in india. And we are building 2 startups with investment of 9000 dollars from my saving. As an indian marwari we are taught that even you are rich or poor real happiness comes from low spending. Always ready for future.
@RotterStudios2 күн бұрын
MY paycheck is less than half of your's and my mortgage is a few hundred more than your's. I'm putting maybe $50 a month into 401k. I don't see how you are living check to check. You have the option of changing your 401k for a bit and you'll be fine. I'm skipping utility bills to pay other bills; it's always juggling to survive, while the illegals get free rides.. This country is GREAT!
@PanaMaJwaaRd2 күн бұрын
823/month. Give me that check.
@TheHeros102 күн бұрын
Subscribed bc you get to the point.
@Edp445IsAPedo962 күн бұрын
people are fucking stupid
@familylifetoo95412 күн бұрын
Try to give 10 to 20 % to charity every month or week because you ll feel so accomplished.. imagine sponsoring a kid , giving money to a church or synagogue or to a st jude or your favorite cause ! You Will Automatically be a winner . 🎉🎉🎉
@familylifetoo95412 күн бұрын
U must be doing decent with ad revenue at this point .. im thinking at least $175 per month
@familylifetoo95412 күн бұрын
Its hard i think the best way for you to save is getting a better morgage or rent ... imm thinking.. plus imagine how Less stressed youd be
@familylifetoo95412 күн бұрын
Make homeade taco 2xs a weeks you ll cut your eating out some
@otiyonwuren57552 күн бұрын
zoom skit for funny as shit. A+++++ bhahahaah <3
@otiyonwuren57552 күн бұрын
sound design, zoom ins and all ..lmaoooo 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾
@granttaylor81792 күн бұрын
$700 a month eating put is crazy. Our mortgage is not much more than that a month. We are a family of 3 here in the UK. At one point we were a single income family. What I did to save money was take say 10% of my salary after tax and stick it into savings. When I got a pay rise I would stick that into another savings account and forget about it. That way we have not fallen into the trap of spending more with the increased income. We get points with the supermarket we buy our groceries from and every few months we cash them in a use them when we eat out. We paid off around 10% of our mortgage in the last few years. My wife and I both work now and combined we earn less than £70k. We live comfortably and we can afford to go on holiday and eat out from time to time. We do not have credit cards and my salary covers our mortgage and household bills. We keep a buffer of around 3 months take home salary in case we need it. I wish I had been this sensible in my 20's and 30's. I could have bought a nicer house 25 years ago when I was single and I could have been mortgage free now. I would say live within your means and when you get a pay rise put it into your mortgage, savings or both and pretend you do not have it.
@Pens4Life852 күн бұрын
Yes. This is why you need to have dual income in America if you plan to own a home and have a family. This is why tens of millions are entirely opting out of this whole thing. America has a serious serious catastrophic problem on the horizon with housing prices and the way housing is unregulated and allowed to be an "investment".
@xylliiiking2 күн бұрын
Jake, I'm not trying to be mean. Or anything. But you have one of those women who wants to go on vacation even though she doesn't work. I only say that because I got divorced 7 years ago just as a heads up. If I could do it all over again. I'd be stalking some money. For if something happens when you tell her no more vacations, just my personal opinion
@Raising_a_mind3 күн бұрын
This was such a sobering video to watch. Much respect for opening up your books to the world wide web to make a point. Well, 2 points (I got out of it) - if we don't watch our spending like a hawk, it can get out of hand pretty quickly. Also, a $129k salary is NOT at all what it sounds like. That's why even a $100k salary is now (in today's economy) the new poverty line. 🥲
@flyingpizza72473 күн бұрын
There's too much stigma around salaries, everyone acts like you can't talk about it.
@homeydontplaydat83873 күн бұрын
war
@homeydontplaydat83873 күн бұрын
Dave is conflating salary with paid by the job
@Prd64twl3 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing this information...👍🏾
@christopherlarry67663 күн бұрын
Our eating out is 200 or less a month but our groceries are 1000-1200 a month
@JohnCash0013 күн бұрын
I'm retired pretty young, in my early 40's.. I'm not sure how you do it, to have to worry about money and work until you no longer can work or die.. the years will fly by and it will be like this every year, but worse when inflation goes up and your salary doesn't keep up.
@alexbleedsglitter233 күн бұрын
I’m curious why you think a 401k is betting on your ultimate failure? Most Americans will not be able to live off of social security alone when they retire, so 401k money allows you to live a “normal” life in retirement. Or to able to retire at all 😬 that was my understanding!
@dawnpeterson51723 күн бұрын
This KZfaq video is a joke and BS!! My husband and I have a five-figure income and are doing fine. Most people don't realize how to live within their means, and it's their own fault that they can't manage their finances.
@Evoforus3 күн бұрын
Thx for your honest
@btaylor38243 күн бұрын
This is just another video that shows how uneducated people are about money.
@nicoperez99843 күн бұрын
bro spent like 2000$ in a month on shit he doesnt need…….
@CM-hs7sy3 күн бұрын
Right when I saw babysitter.... I knew.... F*** having kids
@michaelmottice84553 күн бұрын
Live within your means
@PlumbingBanana3 күн бұрын
$892 for groceries for the month is cheap!
@kingstevo11563 күн бұрын
1,312 a month on youtube
@williamsporing15003 күн бұрын
I live on 24k a year. Don’t spend money on things you don’t need. You don’t have to have the newest and best. How often do I eat out? Maybe once a month. Grow a lot of my own food too. If you’re that much in the hole with what you make, I’d hate to think how far you’d be if you made a million a year.
@TheMafuri3 күн бұрын
Family of four eating out we spend i think around 100€/month.
@rugbyf0rlife3 күн бұрын
Props to you for being this open and transparent. But let me get this straight. You "earn" $139k per year, which is $11.5k/month. And your take home is $6.6k /month which just over half of your salary. Buddy. This is the problem, not the rest of your "spending." You are scamming yourself with taxes and deductions.
@changhahn2054 күн бұрын
Same here. I'm a sr sql dba...
@davienihill83114 күн бұрын
We have 5 kids. I do not pay for a baby sitter, we only eat out 2 times a year. No vacations. I have a homestead with fresh food and milk that I have learned to make quite gourmet meals that are far better than restaurants, and my kids prefer my icecream and pizza. My homestead is beautiful. I prefer to stay home. I have made energy upgrades like radiant barrier in the attic to keep out heat in the summer and IN the house in the winter.Clothes are second hand but in my state, it is wealthy, and I buy nearly unused and new items for nearly nothing. You def need to make alot of changes in your budget.
@anjalE304 күн бұрын
Gain the world Lose your soul! When will ppl realize, Material wealth of this world is nothing but a SET UP ITS A TRAP - its not even real. Its manipulated matter Illusions. Imaginations Money is nothing but printed paper In reality, All your wealth is just TREES 😂 SATANS OLDEST TRICK N THE BOOK SMH
@kayyyeee54 күн бұрын
I'm not rich or an expert anything. The succesful people I've met would pay up bills for the year, to build wealth the rest of the year. 🤷♂️
@wesleywoo29584 күн бұрын
401K feels like you are betting on yourself to fail? Because you are not likely to have a million in 401k by 59?
@coastalhillbilly34194 күн бұрын
You failed if you can’t turn 6 figures into a small fortune by the time you retire
@Chad-xh8zs4 күн бұрын
They will always cut you *just* under what you ask
@user-fc2xk3uv8y4 күн бұрын
i ain't never heard anyone say a 401k is betting on yourself failing. that's literally so shocking to me. please save for your retirement yall 😭 as young as possible in fact
@Ksenia5844 күн бұрын
Within the first 2 minutes, you say you’re saving 12% of your income for retirement. That’s not paycheck to paycheck! Do you know what paycheck to paycheck means?
@Sdancefear4 күн бұрын
100 a week on eating out includes lunch as well. Try to keep it low. Back then was bad spending 300-400 a week. Includes 2 adults 2 children.
@MadScientist_014 күн бұрын
He is an old fart. people ain’t slaves. They are allowed to do multiple jobs.
@ruckus17134 күн бұрын
Sure there’s room for improvement, but it’s not really living paycheck to paycheck considering that you have planned savings/investment contributions. If you exclude those, you could probably say that Bezos is also living paycheck to paycheck