Debt Confession 6 moth review

Instead of our regular broadcast series April has decided to switch things up this morning. April will be going over her debt snowball, how much she's paid and what she has left.

[@MakeMoneySaveMoney111]

Hi April, thanks for sharing another great video. 🧡

[@theBudgetingSisters]

You are so welcome!

[@germainemorin491]

Awesome April eventually your get there ,it just takes time❤❤❤❤

[@theBudgetingSisters]

Time amber patience two thing I feel like I lack right now. lol

[@lolethawoods786]

Hello April and Lilo! Great Etsy drop😊

[@theBudgetingSisters]

Thank you! 🤗

[@lovinglifeat60ish]

Great job my friend! Keep going :)

[@theBudgetingSisters]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kittyface7kat327]

Great video April and Lilo. :) Happy 4th of July. :)

[@theBudgetingSisters]

Thank you! 🤗 happy 4th of July to you also!

[@kittyface7kat327]

Thanks :)@@theBudgetingSisters

[@lylagray9669]

Great work! I am encouraged that you can make debt payoff work with just one income. I have to remind myself to just be patient and I will get it done in time (most of mine will be done by November of 2026, if I just do the minimum)!

[@theBudgetingSisters]

We will get there! You are right it takes patience and time!

[@lylagray9669]

@@theBudgetingSisters we are all cheering each other on!

[@haileyreign971]

I know it's 6 month, but moth is hilarious ❤😂
Anyways, I still can't believe the year is half way over. 😮 it's insane how fast this year is going!
Awesome progress April!!!! That's still amazing progress!!! ❤🎉 I hear you about making one's income work. You're doing great Love!
😂🤭🤫

[@theBudgetingSisters]

Time is going by fast for sure! But I am going to get this paid off it will just take time!

[@terryhenderson424]

We are somewhat generally frugal but this year, one of this year's goals was to find additional ways to be frugal. The approach is to identify a way, test and try it out, then decide if it's something we want to continue "forever more"; or not. We aren't attempting to count our savings as sometimes little frugality changes are hard to account for; at least when they are enacted. Sometimes, it takes an "investment purchase" to begin a new way of doing things which you know will save money in the end; the ROI has to be soon rather than years down the way in most cases. We have found that in times past, often what was negligible in savings at the time has proven to be recognizable over time.

[@theBudgetingSisters]

Thanks for the comment. That gives me allot to think about and consider!

[@terryhenderson424]

@@theBudgetingSisters Remember, most things "cost". Often it's a trade off between money or labor.