Budget my paycheck ($16082.66)

@djresell_shop

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Why it worked

The video taps into the popular 'budget with me' trend, showcasing a large paycheck and relatable financial planning, which resonates with viewers interested in personal finance and entrepreneurship.

Summary

The creator budgets their $16,082.66 paycheck for August, detailing expenses like taxes, rent, credit card bills, and product purchases. Despite ending up in a temporary negative balance, they explain their savings goals for a 90-day run, aiming to save $20,000 for an apartment and car. They encourage viewers to follow their journey and DM them on Instagram for guidance.

Structure

1Introduction and paycheck amount
2Taxes and remaining balance
3Rent and credit card expenses
4Product expenses and negative balance
5Explanation of savings goals and 90-day run
6Call to action and outro

Call to action

DM me on my verified Instagram @Drjresellz to not get scammed

On-screen text

Budget my paycheck ($16082.66) $16082.66 $4020.67 $2123.86 I messed up the numbers for rent $9938.13 I messed up again. Remind me to never do this again at 1am $2400 $7538.13 $6000 $1538.13 $2500 $-961.87

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#motivation #wlw #90dayrun #femalereseller #reseller

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Transcript

All right y'all come here to budget my paycheck for August. Um, I've been seeing these all over TikTok, so I wanted to do mine as a person that is self-employed. So, my job is social media and reselling and stuff like that. So, I have all my expenses, all my notes in my phone. So, for the month of August, I made $16,082.66. For taxes, I put away $4,020.67, which is around like 25%. I probably should do 30%, but right now I'm putting away 25%. We are left with $12,061.99. For rent, I put away $2,123.86 because that's how much rent is. Then for my credit card bill, which has insurance, um, food, basically anything, was around $2,400. So now we are left with $7,538.13. For the 90-day run, we put away $6,000. We are now left with $1,538.13. Then for my products, I spent $2,500. So we are in the negative right now, $-961.87. But technically, I'm not in the negative because it's my fault. Obviously, I'm still doing the 90-day run. Um, obviously the goal for the 90-day run was $20,000, I was trying to save in three months. And that's going towards the apartment and the car. So, basically the money that I spent for my apartment and for my car, I can have back in my account. So technically, I'm not in the negative because the money that I spent, I can have back in my account. So technically, I'm not in the negative because the money that I spent, I can have back in my account. But yeah, August was a good month for me. More than this money, I have in hand. I made for August. But if y'all want to learn how to do what I'm doing, you could DM me on my verified Instagram or on one of my TikTok accounts. But yeah, if you want to follow my journey of saving $20,000 in three months at 19, um, follow, like, repost, doesn't matter to me. But as always, y'all have a blessed day. Make ham sandwich. Bye-bye.