How to Save $10K Effortlessly. 4 Saving Tips

Yes please share that video it is interesting to find out how you analyse your data 😊 if it is good I might start applying it too 😄😉

the monthly spending tracker absolutely changes my spending habits and was incredibly helpful, so yes it's a yes for the yearly exercise drop it asappp

Please release the video of Data Analasis

Hi Nischa! 😊 I’ve been watching your content for about 6 months now and it has helped me tremendously in improving my personal financial health! You’ve found the “sweet spot” of combining productivity tools with financial literacy- quite a niche you’ve landed on! And I’m American and we love British accents lol 😂 so I find it so pleasing to listen to you talk about finances! Keep shining - your drive , consistency and passion is so inspiring ! 🎉

Thanks babe , love you

Hello Nischa, can you please make a video on how to analyze the financial statement of a company (profitability,performance...) and where we can find these financial informations (website?). What are the main elements we should pay attention to when we want to understand the financial situation of a company.

Thank you wish you the best for 2024 🙏🏻

I can not loose weight unless I check my weight each day in the morning religiously. Same applies on cechick your account (s) daily.

I would love to watch that year in review video please!

Video on how you did you yearly review would be helpful.

I would love to see you do your year in review! It would help me understand this task and complete it efficiently

Please make a video on how to manage credit cards!!

Thanks for money Management tips

Great advice!

I remember watching your videos when you had just started. Its so nice to see you have build such an awesome community now. ❤

love this edition :) would love to see the video of the breakdown from the flight

Nischa is FOREVER.

What a great presenting style you have, Nisha. Really appreciate your clear communication

So gorgeous omg

Would love to see your workthrough of cutting back/out things from your expenses 😊

Boring videos are often where you learn the most! Would be insightful to see how you analysed it on your flight back and the questions you asked yourself

Hi Nischa, may I ask what camera/lights you're using for recording videos?

I recently worked out how much I earn per hour of overtime and the minimum amount overtime I want to do.
Its now normal for me to be earning a minimum of an extra 14hrs a month extra without feeling like I am even trying.
That extra money goes straight towards savings/debt repayment.

Yes please to the yearly review.

To save $10,000 quickly in 2024:

1. Create a strict budget and track expenses.
2. Eliminate unnecessary expenditures, like dining out.
3 .Increase income through side gigs or overtime.
4. Automate savings to a high-interest account.
5. Cut down on utilities and subscriptions.
6. Shop smarter using discounts and bulk purchases.
7. Prioritize high-interest debt repayment.

Can you recommend me some online lessons of financial accounting??

So so difficult being self employed..

Thank you. Have you got an email I can contact you on ? Just so I can get a bit of of information on how to get started ? Thank you

I remember having a consultation with a financial analyst last August, and it was incredibly insightful. Can’t stress enough how helpful experts in this field are!

Would love to see your year in review method! Thanks for all your great videos, so helpful. 😊

How to save 10k? Step one make 100K

I dont even have a job

Yes Nischa! Please upload that video that you spent in the flight to UK ..it will give us great insight.
Thanking you in advance

So sorry- just realized I hadn’t subscribed even though I watched almost every video you put out. I’ve remedied that – and would love to see your seven hour year review.

I'd be interested in seeing your year in review video!

Am I crazy or does her voice sound auto tuned?

A video on the working details of an end-of-year review? Yes, please! I actually love budgeting (I use YNAB) and would love to see how you look at your numbers and the thought process that goes into that (and what comes out). Budget nerds unite!

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My strategy is limiting my budget to the minimum wage in the country were I live in and saving/investing the rest. I also have a sizeable emergency fund set up which I don't touch. I don't use credit to buy stuff and I earn points for my purchases so I can earn about 250 Euro per year in discount codes. I purchase non-perishable necessities in bulk when they are on sale and never make impulse buys. I keep a list of all my "wants" and I wait to get a good deal to get them but only if they fit in my budget.

Hey! As ca, do you do consultancy? Please share…

Tip - if you are going to have takeaway, go to the outlet and pay cash. Paying through an app for delivery is sometimes up to 50% more expensive. Even ordering via an app for you to pickup can be more expensive. I'm saving enough each month doing this to have an additional takeaway for free if I chose to (I don't).

Love it! I've been putting this of far too long. Had a good roll going back in 2019, than stuff happened and I kinda lost track of my gnucash journal. Just downloaded the missing bankstatements. Have some time to spend putting all those expenses in the right spot and updating my books :D First I'll evaluate my current monthly budget and figure out where to make room for that 10% a month saving.

Me at nearly 30: wow adults be wild! I hope I’m not like that when I grow up

Oh…

please please please break down that year-in-review process, I have a feeling it will stop me from going broke.

Really good points, one of my small changes has been going to my local chippy in person as it's 45% cheaper than using deliveroo! A big difference over the year. Also myself and my wife love Chase Debit card, 1% cashback on everything, 5% on roundup account and a good savings rate. They also have inbuilt review tools, really easy!

Last year, I was working full time, budgeting groceries, unable to afford date nights, and missing time with my kids. Now I learned how to make money online. Now am a SAHM, homeschooling, and making profits every week.

100% its not fun but its much worth doing and you thank yourself later on.
Still can’t believe when i was watching your vids at 10-20-30-40k now 1 millll. Love to see it. 🎉 keep it up

I have finished my Masters from UK university and currently on a Skilled worker visa. I invested some money on cryptocurrency when i was on Graduate Visa. 2022-2023 financial year i have capital gain more than tax free allowance. I was wondering will it breach my visa conditions? if you could guide me or share any article which talks about the regulations or any restrictions for me as a SWV holder to invest in Cryptocurrency.
Thanks in advance.

Yes,please share how you analyze your year with us ❤

Yes please to you analysis tool who doesn’t have a spare 7 hrs….