Mel Robbins

He said $20 a day.

I can't do $20 a day.

When I just do the advice of Tiffany Aliche, when I divide what I have into these four buckets, you know what I got, Mel, for savings?

I got pocket change.

What do I do when I just have pocket change left after my fixed costs?

Great question.

David Bach has a recommendation.

So here he is explaining that you and I live in what's called the automatic economy.

Basically, if you don't have a plan for your pocket change, someone else is going to steal it.

And he's also going to recommend some savings apps

that weren't even around a decade ago when my husband and I were crawling out of debt, living paycheck to paycheck.

These are savings apps that can help you start saving automatically today, even if you're talking about nickels, quarters, or a dollar.

And David Bach will tell you, just taking control of that tiny amount of change in your pocket, it will immediately make you feel better and more in control about your money.

So let's take a listen.

to David Bach explaining what is the automatic economy that we're living in and how do you start automatically saving when you're struggling to make the ends meet.

Let's take a listen to David's appearance on the Mel Robbins podcast.

What are some of the biggest mistakes that people make when it comes to money that keep them stuck?

Okay.

Oh, when he said this on his appearance on the Mel Robbins podcast, I felt like the money creepers were coming from the grave to steal my money from my pocket.

Didn't you?