Tracking Expenses
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
18 min
1 speaker
6 chapters
transcribed 1 month ago
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What is the podcast's focus and how do the hosts introduce this episode?
Hey, this is Allie, and thanks for listening to the show. Give us a five-star review where you listen and share this episode with someone who might need to hear it. Now, enjoy the show. Welcome back. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to another edition of DIY Money. DIY Money. I love that we're videoing.
It's fantastic.
We need all the videos. We're not getting any viewers. No, of course not. Which is okay. The shorts, however, are on fire. They are on fire. I mean, a small amber.
I thought somebody was barbecuing.
Yeah, we need to really get it going.
But I did hear, I mean, younger people who I trust, they would not say it otherwise, are saying, I love the videos. They're really enjoying them. And that means a lot, so we're going to keep doing them. If you have no idea what we're talking about, we are now putting these podcasts full length on YouTube. However, on our YouTube channel, we also produce shorts periodically. primarily about what's going on in the world again market driven might not be your style it's perfectly fine the other day logan did one about uh if you're an intern and you're you know wanting to maximize your internship for the summer how to do that so we're trying to put out more and more content that's relevant using different mediums i love it i think it's fantastic i love it too we could keep it going what uh else is going on in your world real quick
Oh, my goodness. Last night. So this is for having an emergency fund. You don't know about this yet. Last night, we rushed to the orthopedic emergency room with my wife. Oh. She had her ankle locked up for like two hours. What? So long story short, she's okay. She's all fine.
It's the freaking kickboxing classes. No more kickboxing.
Yeah, and I'm the dummy that she's kickboxing probably. No, it is. I don't know what's going on, but she now.
Did I just make that up or did she say the other she was going? Boxing. Boxing. Okay, so there's no kicking involved.
Okay, so it doesn't make sense at all. But she has a fractured piece of cartilage. Oh, no. In her foot. So, you know, that's going to be $2,000 or something.
ER trip. Yep. Yep. Very fun. Is she okay? Okay. She's okay. She's walking. She's walking now.
How do the hosts describe recent content experiments like full-length YouTube videos and shorts?
She's okay. She's got a boot.
That's not fun. Yeah, it's not fun. Well, maybe we'll be sponsored by an orthopedic or something.
Let me throw this out. Oh, this is a hack. If you need a boot and they say here, we're going to give you a boot. Just go on Amazon and get a boot.
Be like no boot from you. Get a boot from Amazon.
I'll be like with insurance. This guy told us he came into the room. He told us he was, I won't say where you're going. He was like, this is $350 or you can go on Amazon and get it for 50 bucks. I was like, I love you. Thank you.
That's a good hack. I really like that. That is a great hack. Yeah, that's really good. It'd be interesting if you could do that for everything. Like, whoa, hold up on the sutures. How much are those?
What unexpected personal emergency illustrates the need for an emergency fund?
Can I get those airdropped from Amazon? He's bleeding. I need to stitch him up right now. Stop! Nice work. Good clean stitches. Thank you. Anyways, that's a good idea. Let's take a brief break for our sponsors. Okay, other housekeeping odds and ends. The 1,000th episode, I think we've drilled this into people's heads right now. The queue is filling up. I think the great hack for you, if you have an interest in getting a 1,000-episode shot for $1,000, is send a couple. Send a couple because we're going to look at them And we're going to use the one that we think might have a chance. The others we'll put in rotation for the $25 Amazon gift card. I mean, who knows? Somebody could win $1,025 by the time it's all said and done.
Impressive. Or $1,050. Could be. You never know.
Or you could send in 11 questions and we could use a bunch of them.
We could. Not in order, though. All right. Today, we're going to do a back to the classroom. And here's what I want to talk about, Logan. I was counseling someone recently. This is not what I do. This is not something I do. It's 100% non-scalable. It's exactly why we had the DIY Money podcast.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the podcast's focus and how do the hosts introduce this episode?
0:01–2:07
2
How do the hosts describe recent content experiments like full-length YouTube videos and shorts?
2:07–2:44
3
What unexpected personal emergency illustrates the need for an emergency fund?
2:44–8:52
4
How did the hosts transition to the 'back to the classroom' lesson on finances?
8:52–16:08
5
How do the hosts define the first DIY Money step: why and how should you start tracking expenses?
16:08–17:42
6
What happened when a client tracked expenses for two months and what did the data reveal?
17:42–18:52