Molly Benell

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14,383 appearances 51 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 4 Aug

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Budgeting With Confidence | God-Led Budgeting, How to Stick to Your Budget for Moms, Save Money, Manage Money, Money Habits and Routines, Money Mindset · 156. How a Budget Planner Helps You Stick to Your Budget. · 10 Feb 2026 podcast

Especially if you get paid bi-weekly.

So this is a section where you're gonna start taking

what you've figured out in your base budget, and you're going to plug those numbers into your paycheck plan so that you are only having to budget out what is remaining, which I do the air quotes around that because we know that there's going to be income that didn't get put in that base budget because that base budget is essentially just what is remaining.

um going on in your budget if you were paid the least amount that you were ever going to get paid so let's say that on a base budget of somebody who gets paid bi-weekly they get paid um

roughly because they have overtime, say 1500 every paycheck, right?

So every two weeks they get $1,500.

And then you want to cut that back though.

You want to figure out what the smallest amount could be.

So no overtime, maybe you want to cut out a day for PTO in case you have to plan for your own or pay for your own paid days, right?

Maybe you only get like seven paid days off and you can still take other days off, but you want to make sure that you can financially afford it, right?

So that could be something that you do as well.

I have so many other ideas, so I'm going to stop there because it'll get long.

I do have other episodes that you can go listen to to learn more about the base budget.

but just to keep it short and sweet and do the walkthrough that, that is what you are setting up as your base budget that are reoccurring numbers.

So you don't have to rewrite everything like all the time and have to figure out your budget every single month.

You have your base numbers and then you divvy out your remaining income to

whatever is going on.

So maybe you have other savings accounts that you want to, or not savings accounts, but saving areas that you want to put money towards, like sinking funds, and you didn't have enough to put that into your base budget.

This is where you would start putting that money.

If you had a

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