5 Essential Cash Ideas for Millennials

I'm here in 2021, Lol

The lessons in this video will always be relevant. Thank you for this.. nd to think the dollar is actually #500 as at now 😅

I watched this video ending of 2019 and I picked something which I started to practice on 4th January, 2020. I made it a point of duty to always record my income and expenses.

It wasn't easy at first, but with dedication and consistency it is now a part of me. I can't spend nor receive money without writing it down.

Today, I can boldly tell you how much I've made and spent so far this year.

This is my testimony.
Thank you Peace Itimi

you did great justice to this.
Thanks

I learnt a lot…I'm downloading the savings app now.Thanks

You're so knowledgeable and I really admire that. New subbie here👍🏾

Bigyvest is a big scammer, I withdrew 130k and was charged like 6k5 😭😭😭😭😩

I love what you're doing. Super lady! The secret to savings is developing the culture of savings. A way of savings life, yea..

Starting is usually not easy, but with with discipline and consistency one can start saving from less than 10% to 60% or more of monthly income.

I actually started that way. Whenever money comes in savings comes first, then tithes and others. In that order.

Wow…. Thanks a lot for these tips..

Very interesting video but i must ask what are some of the investment in dollar opportunities that one can take on. I really need to know

Hello Peace. I'm glad I saw this video. I've been looking to invest, but I guess I was a bit scared! I use piggyvest too.

Saving in foreign currency is so lit! 🔥

Please any one with a tip on how best to have foreign currency investment.

I am indeed impressed by the loads of valuable content here… Why am I just seeing this.
Thanks a lot Peace Itimi.
You are doing a great job with this.

Great video peace.

Saving to invest is still my go to strategy.

I don't know a lot about investing in foreign currencies.

All the tips were very much on point. Thank you for sharing Peace.

Thanks for the insight, Peace

Your tutorial video is always on points 😍😍😍😍😍😍

New here! I’m glad I found you

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I know I kinda know about this;
But hearing these again from my peer, it’s more Holy Grail & Fun, saving to reinvest more Thoughtful and less pressured about it .
Thank you 🙏 Peace

Bonjour Peace, comment ça va ?

1. 1:37 – Always save first
2. 3:40 – Always Track Income & Expenditure
3. 5:22 – Have an Emergency Fund
4. 6:57 – Investment Fund
5. 8:42 – Invest in $$

Yeahhh.
Tracking is important!
You can't measure what you don't track. You can track your expenses and Income with this free spreadsheet: https://iammagnus.com/2019/09/a-free-spreadsheet-for-tracking-calculating-your-income-and-expenses.html

These are very helpful tips, especially Investing in $$

Budgeting for me has been a live saver. It puts me in check preventing me from spending more than I can afford, keeps me financially organised and makes me know my financial position way ahead of time. However, the most important ingredient that makes budgeting work is self-discipline. Without self-discipline, budgeting will end up being an exercise in futility.

How can one invest in $$?

I really needed to hear this n yes our currency is trash😭😭the truth traumatizing sometimes 😩..

simple and practical content. Financial management demystified. Well done Peace

I'm especially grateful that you mentioned opting in for long term investing like assets buying, etc, as compared to the popular short terms once. I can't believe that I've never thought to plan towards this!

Thanks for these insights, Peace.

Wonderful and valuable content

Thanks for this

This is really nice👌,my question is,how does one save in foreign currencies? I don't mind if you could suggest

I learnt that it's better to save in foreign currencies, and that's really smart.