Budget My First 5-Figure Paycheck With Me

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The video leverages high-value financial transparency and a relatable 'day-in-the-life' budgeting format, which builds significant trust and authority with the audience.

Summary

A 20-year-old entrepreneur breaks down how she budgets her first five-figure paycheck from affiliate marketing. She allocates funds for taxes, retirement, investments, debt repayment, and travel.

Structure

1Introduction to the five-figure paycheck
2Allocation for taxes
3Investment into Roth IRA
4Purchase of gold and credit card payments
5Contributions to crypto and brokerage accounts
6Final allocation for travel spending

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Budget My First 5-Figure Paycheck With Me BUS COMPLETE CHK $11,852.70 Taxes =$4113.44 Bank accounts (2) $7,644.26 Roth IRA =$3000 Gold PACIFIC PRECIOUS $1,252.97 Credit Card Debt =$1500 Crypto/Taxable Brokerage =$1000 Vacation =$839.26

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Budget My First 5-Figure Paycheck With Me as a 20-year-old entrepreneur. From this paycheck, I got paid $11,852.70 and this is what you of income which comes from affiliate marketing and all I can say is thank you God. This is the biggest month I've had with this stream of income and I am just so grateful. Now off the bat, you already know I got to set aside Uncle Sam's cut. I put aside 35% towards taxes leaving a little buffer, that's about $4,113.44 which leaves me with about $7,639.26. $3,000 is going straight to maxing out my Roth. About 1 to 2 weeks ago, I bought a quarter ounce of gold using my Chase Sapphire Preferred credit card which I budgeted out of this paycheck. That ran me about 1.2k, but I set aside 1.3k just to be safe. I put about 1,500 towards all my credit cards, my Navy Federal More Rewards credit card, my Freedom Unlimited and my Freedom Flex. Next, I put 500 into my crypto account and then 500 into my taxable brokerage account and then with the last $839.26, I saved that for spending because I'm going to Florida tonight. Shout out to Starkisha Niesha Wisha because if it wasn't for her and her saggy headliner, and for y'all, I wouldn't be here today.