Easy Ways to Save Money Fast

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Want to save money fast? In today’s episode, you’ll learn how to save money in big and small ways without leaving your home.
Give your family a much-needed safety net with term-life insurance from Zander Insurance: bit.ly/2Pd6Nss
Download my always-a-hit White Bean Chicken Chili: goo.gl/1KaSLE
Want a great way to get all the deliciousness of a restaurant meal without the price tag? Check out Home Chef! You can even save $30 with my code Rachel: bit.ly/2KXD7c4
Get a quote from an insurance agent I trust and see how much you could be saving! People who use them save an average of $731 per year just by looking for a better deal!: goo.gl/wAQQAg
Here are the instructions for how to make the awesome Halloween costumes I mentioned: womansday.com/cardboardcostumes
You can find detailed instructions for each of the costumes here
Get more info on the tips and products I mentioned in this episode: goo.gl/dTAjru
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16 июл 2024

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@WifeMommyFamilyJourney 5 лет назад

I can’t even imagine not having a budget!! You are absolutely right, having a safety net gives you peace of mind❤️

@watchmesave4912 5 лет назад

Having a plan for your money is important. I share my budget on my channel. Stop by and let me Know what you think.ru-vid.com/show-UC4nAiCVjZwc8MCZHNrC_KsQ

@YIPMAN23 5 лет назад

Rachel, you are so helpful. You really inspired me. Upon your advice I called around for insurance home/auto/rv and saved $1116.00 a year!!! Thank you so much! Keep up the great work!

@kimkelly8943 5 лет назад

Thank you for the encouragement. I have tried on my own and could not budget. I have to say its only been about 4 weeks into the lessons, I have learned so much!! OMG I was throwing money away I was surprised how much money spent on useless needs.

@Jebidee 5 лет назад

ohhh that is so helpful to know that ur budget didn't work the first time. my husband and i tried a month and it was a disaster and very discouraging so we never did it again. i didnt know it takes like a few months to get the numbers more accurate and calibrated. i think we'll try again then for a few months at least and see how it goes

@suebarnard1734 3 года назад

Even then people adjust their budgets all the time

@jessicatruscott7436 5 лет назад

I do the snack thing and my family loves it I get any thing my guys like and add it to the bags

@mom2pooka1 5 лет назад

Rachel, I need to know where you buy your clothes!

@JMSILVER23 5 лет назад

Off topic but note worthy. When paying down credit cards. Call them and request an APR deduction. You’re welcome. :)

@Mothly1 5 лет назад

Your sense of style is flawless

@Ivy285 5 лет назад

@Billy Bob That's your opinion.

@MsMelissaP607 5 лет назад

I love you videos . It keep me motivated 💓

@brendathomas6530 5 лет назад

Cancel your Amazon prime. $124 why pay for 2 day shipping when they changed it to 5 or 7 days shipping.. then cancel your phone contract do a prepaid. I saved over $450 in 2 days.. yeah.

@jessicalarreau3647 5 лет назад

I plan on it! It's on my calendar.

@jenniferselespara1327 5 лет назад

love your show

@adao7959 5 лет назад

Thank you

@mattd5619 5 лет назад

Switched car insurance 3 times in a month. Saved 140/ month

@OnisoaMiadanaRalambomanana 5 лет назад

Hey Rachel! Thank you for the great shows. Now, because I'm not in nor from the US, my context would be different and yet the tips are still helpful. I was wondering if just like the case of the percentages you give in budgetting, you'd have a percentage or something else (or isn't there anything else?) as far as baby steps and savings tips are concerned. While not having debts, I am wondering what would be the wisest way to handle money in my side of the world (Madagascar), in the light of your principles. Thanks! Keep it up!

@stephb700 5 лет назад

Great episode! A little of everything :)

@personallyjoua 5 лет назад

Love your personality 🤗🤗🤗

@marcusmyrick6165 5 лет назад

Awesome!👌

@iARGinM 5 лет назад

Great work Rachel! Love your videos. Just started reading love your life not theirs... I couldn't put it down last night before bed. Looking forward to more of your content. God bless!!

@matty2time 5 лет назад

Hi Rachel!!

@sweetliann20051 5 лет назад

That’s true...

@kaseywinter3286 5 лет назад

Thanks Rachel! The only thing I would’ve done different was included more boy costumes. I have boys so most of those won’t work. My boy wants to be Bumblebee from Transformers so we got the cheaper of the two Transformers costumes at Walmart for $15

@jonathonnjamiegreene7313 5 лет назад

You are so funny! I love watching your videos! Totally make some more recipes videos!!!!!!!!!!

@Brown969 5 лет назад

What's Ro-Tel? Is that the brand name? Is there a generic name for what you're using? I'm in the UK and have never heard of it. Thanks in advance.

@sarahgarcia3949 5 лет назад

Ro-tel is a name brand. It's a can of diced tomatoes with peppers in it. It can either be spicy or not.

@killerdog5500 5 лет назад

I love her videos. I send her to my lady friend.

@NicieWilliams 5 лет назад

What is the best bank to use to avoid fees? Thanx

@katjones4840 5 лет назад

Vtomorra a credit union. -

@beatrizc8043 5 лет назад

Vtomorra credit unions

@andretheprince 5 лет назад

She is repeating everything that here father said, But she looks so much better doing it.

@lifewitholga_ 5 лет назад

😅🤣

@terryyoung7356 5 лет назад

It feel great having no Bills and 6 months of cash reserve. It wasn't easy, I used an old fashioned method in that we started to pay ourselves 1st and down sized stuff we had in the house that were collecting dust. We took a very drastic approach and got rid creature comfort items, cars gone! Shopping in Malls gone! Eating out gone! I think you get the picture.

@thelittlemuffet 5 лет назад

"This'll be the talk-o' the neighbourhood"

@NLJ3167 5 лет назад

I didn't find your budget app in your drop down... ?

@BonnieHalfElven 5 лет назад

It's called Every Dollar. Find that name in the app store or for you computer, everydollar.com

@andrewbailey4219 5 лет назад

Imn 27 and I love me budget. 🤓

@lindamora7 5 лет назад

How about those who cannot cook due to their beyond realistic job hours or jobs

@derrickadams8204 Год назад

It’s crazy with this stuff is crazy so that we can see everyone and everything and it’s crazy with this mess is crazy with this is gonna work

@arthrodea 5 лет назад

Home Chef is a great way to WASTE money. You could easily make that same meal for far less by just purchasing ingredients at the grocery store. If your Racheal Cruz, multimillionaire, and like to enjoy your money with fancy cooking kits - by all means enjoy! She can afford it! But this is horrible advice for those trying to actually save money and get out of debt.

@JGeMcL 5 лет назад

arthrodea Frankly as a bachelor that never cooked anything when I was young, this is more about learning to cook than actually buying every meal. It’s only a little more expensive than buying the raw ingredients. It’s far less expensive and healthier than ordering to go or making pastas like I was doing.

@mickeyd309 3 года назад

and its horrible for the planet, everything comes in its own packaging, much more waste

@ir10031981 5 лет назад

26:46 hey there! Sadie (she) might have been the one that sent in the twitter message but she mentioned "we" not "she" and you said "she" instead of "we". hashtag #weworkhardsavingmoney.

@ir10031981 5 лет назад

okay, am I being too sensitive here? I guess I am. I do tend to point things out.

@FlintTheDad 5 лет назад

27 comments?

@williamyoung7235 5 лет назад

Do u refer to your mother as "Sharon"!!??😂

@roadtothehomestead5986 5 лет назад

I think that when the Ramsey kids are talking in a business setting, they call their parents by their real names. At like Thanksgiving dinner they call their parents mom and dad. I think I remember Dave saying that they do this because they want extremely clear lines to separate family and business due to the fact that doing business with your family is known to be very difficult because of those ties that a family has. They don't ever want those lines to get blurred and then ruin their family.

@ittakesavillage5461 5 лет назад

Curing out animal products really helps a budget out.

@AdamLovesHorror 5 лет назад

“I love these individual packets.” (Cooking segment) “Make your own snacks...you’re gonna save so much more $$$ doing that I promise.” I like you but this is hypocritical.

@valdanowill 5 лет назад

Budgeting is highly impractical to follow, its like new years resolutions, after the first month the or so we are back to living free.

@stupidsmartperson 5 лет назад

Stephen Williams i find that if the major expenses are automated- housing, utilities, savings, etc, the rest is not too bad. I just do $100 per week for consumables (groceries, eating out, soaps, cleaning...anything you can get in a grocery store) and $88 per week for all else (fun, gas, shopping, going out, whatever). For me those numbers work. You can move money from Consumables to Other during the week but you can NEVER borrow ahead from the next week. So some weeks might be $150 for consumables and only 38 for other (the week should always add up to $188 no matter what using my numbers), but then the next week will likely be less in consumables since all the groceries were already purchased. So the next week you might only need $20 for Consumables which makes the Other jump to $168 that week. Or you can stick right with $100 and $88 every single week. Whatever works! It’s the most simple budget ever!! I find that automating most things and then breaking down the small stuff into weeks makes it easy to manage.

@BonnieHalfElven 5 лет назад

Are you really "free," though?

@valdanowill 5 лет назад

Indeed.

@BonnieHalfElven 5 лет назад

Good luck with that.