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 It was fill a bag for $10!! I tried to pick some pieces that would sell.  Two items I regret picking up.   I stayed within the small-medium range. I got 8 pieces so that means my costs of goods were $1.40. They only accepted cash. I spent too much on fees. $3 fee at the ATM. $2.50 using an out of service ATM. I only had $11 in cash, so I filled a bag thinking about Daily Refinements motto "Buy at $8 sell for $25." I spent $11 hopping to make $30. Having A Separate Account for Business I signed up for a Chime card and set up my side hustle for direct deposit.  sourcing and buying shipping labels today came out of the money I had earned from my latest sales. What a relief! Now I wasn't mixing personal expenses with business expenses. Now I won't overspend. The other financial goal is to set aside money each paycheck to reach the first savings goal: to have one month living expenses.   Setting Up A Savings Account Cash App added a Savings Account that ma...

 Budget With Me Topics: Caleb Hammer's Financial Audit // Printing Monthly Statement and Tracking Your BS Spending // New Chime Account // The Reverse Budget  Short Term Financial Goals  (1-3 month time frame / 90 days )  Get another part time job or better paying job with good company // save $1k in a month Long Term Financial Goals (Year) Have $10k saved Monthly income of 3-5k Printing Monthly Statement and Tracking Your BS Spending  Family Dollar $312.66 Byron $80 Repayment $26.25 Donuts $20.69 Taco Bell $21.91 Shell $28.45 Conession Stand $14.61 Google $6.48 Steam: $21.64 SWEPCO: $204.48 Deposits: Ebay $8.57 Sept 4 Depop $84.35 Sept Sept 5 Ebay $6.34 Sept 5 Mercari $16 Sept 5 Ebay $3.78 Sept 6 ABM $274.25 Sept 6 (I brought in $393.29 so far this month in September. Most of that has been spent at family dollar, as you can see above. ) ADDED CASH $835 Sept 9 After calculating, you're left with $519.57. My Cash App Shows that we have $506.54. That's $15 unaccou...

  Week 1 & 2 of my 52 Week Savings Challenge 🌱 . A fun way to save money is with the 52 week challenge. On week 1 you save $1, Week 2 save $2, on week 38 you save $38, and so on until the end of the year. I added a twist to my challenge! The twist is that I have to earn the money with side hustles. Do you know how hard that will be to save every week? My partner asked when I told him the idea. That's the point of a challenge!! . For Week 1 and 2 I earned this through tips at my survival job, which I no longer have any more. Check out my blog for more money making tips and strategies! 

  Now you have! I have been selling books online and heard about this new app specifically to buy and sell used books. I've listed my first 25 books - see here my online bookstore. My Pango Book store ! Check it out! There are some books I haven't listed in my Depop shop. Remember, my animal themed books are being sold to raise money for rescues. Please help me save innocent animals! As a beginner seller you're going to want to know about these Pango Book features. I discovered these while exploring the app so hopefully this will act as some sort of guide to save you time. Threads Unlike other reselling apps, Pango Books has a strong sense of community already - book lovers love to talk about the books they've read! Post questions for engagement and connect with other readers in the Thread Section. This is a great way to find active users and get new followers! View the thread section by scrolling down the shop section. The Pango Blog i love blogs, and ...

  I want to be more conscious with my spending and I’ve started couponing! I got all the coupons from inserts in the Sunday paper. I spent an afternoon cutting them up. I put all of them in my purse, then went to the store. I took $40 cash so I wouldn’t get carried away. I got my cart and went to the clearance section to see if I could use any of my coupons, then the makeup isle for some concealer and mascara, two items I was out of. I saved $19  on products I needed and good brands! When I got home I scanned my receipt into an app called  Fetch  and  Ibotta . I got .25 cents back from shopping at Family Dollar using Ibotta and 1,333 points for buying certain brands on Fetch. (Pro Tip: use my code  𝗛𝗪𝟳𝗚𝟵𝟮   for your first 2,000 points !) It’s not much, but it’s good to know I’m getting something back from shopping. Photo below: Needful things! Dove Body Wash, Palmolive Degreaser/Dish Soap, Breyers Chocolate Icecream, AXE deodrant, AXE body spray,...