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Budgeting 101

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25 Responses to “Budgeting 101”

  1. What if you don’t …
    What if you don’t have a steady income?

  2. Useful information. …
    Useful information. Thanks.

  3. 1) lower your …
    1) lower your camera, it should be center your face but be just a little bit lower. right now your camera is looking down on you.
    2) change your lighting. turn the light away from you and put something large and white that can reflect the “brightness” not the “beam” onto your face.
    3) look into a 3rd party mic. the camera mic isnt the best for professional capturing. you can use an independent mic and sync the two. this is more advanced but will make your show more professional.

  4. DailyExpenseTracking on February 6th, 2010 at 8:20 pm

    .Com for help in …
    .Com for help in this matter.

    Supports everything talked about in this video.

  5. loving the hair!
    loving the hair!

  6. Ooooh I LOVE that …
    Ooooh I LOVE that blouse!!!

  7. I am sending this …
    I am sending this video to my husband and son! They need it bad.

  8. This woman is so …
    This woman is so smart and well-spoken!

  9. Why are there not …
    Why are there not any women like this in my area?!?!?. This chick is hardcore.

  10. i needed to watch …
    i needed to watch some thing on budgeting because i really need to follow one. thanks for the video
    dee

  11. DiscountTrendsetter on February 6th, 2010 at 8:20 pm

    Please hit the “HQ” …
    Please hit the “HQ” button below the screen, if you have a hard time reviewing this video.

  12. omg you helped me …
    omg you helped me so much this worked great.

  13. Great information!
    Great information!

  14. That top is really …
    That top is really cute!

  15. GREAT IDEAS
    GREAT IDEAS

  16. Nice Tips!
    Nice Tips!

  17. im falling a sleep. …
    im falling a sleep..gotta catch this again on sat morn..my daughter liked this video! What and she is 13 and already rich….

  18. PrettypOeroses1 on February 6th, 2010 at 8:20 pm

    Nice vid
    Nice vid

  19. Thanks for the
    …
    Thanks for the
    great info

  20. great tips!! just a …
    great tips!! just a suggestion when you are explaining how to create something…budget worksheet…you might want to have an example ready. some people are visual learners

  21. o wow. ok thank you …
    o wow. ok thank you! that was very helpful, i probably would’ve done the opposite without your help. thank you again!

  22. DiscountTrendsetter on February 6th, 2010 at 8:20 pm

    Junklemon,

    Food is …
    Junklemon,

    Food is considered an adjustable expense. It will change from month to month. The amount you spend each month should always be based on the amount of money you have. This is why it is important to compute your net income first. For example, after you paid all your major bills, you may have only $200 left. This means you have up to $200 to spend on food. If you spend $250 on food before computing net income, you may come up short paying your bills.

  23. i’m so glad i have …
    i’m so glad i have subscribed to your channel in time to catch this EXTREMELY helpful and informative video. i do have one question, tho, lovely. what would food fit into? like grocery shopping not restaurant outings. would they be part of the expenses, or the net income? thank you!

  24. good stuff.
    good stuff.

  25. great video
    great video

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