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Budgeting 101: How can I budget my wage to make it last until payday? Best Budgeting methods & Paying off debt with Personal Finance with Leila
Impulse spending, money guilt, and trying to save while still living your life – Yep, we’re talking about arguably one of the biggest adulting struggles and that’s budgeting.
In this week’s episode of Quarter-Life Questions, we’re asking How can I budget my wage to make it last until payday? And how do we actually get better at managing our money without feeling too restricted. Luckily, I’m joined by personal finance coach and budgeting expert Leila from Personal Finance with Leila to unpack the emotional side of money, how to build a budget you’ll actually stick to, and how to stop living paycheck to paycheck.
✨ In this episode, we cover:
- Why budgeting feels so restrictive (especially in your ‘I’m only in my twenties once’ era)
- How to build a flexible budget that actually works for your lifestyle
- Dealing with debt - and how to bounce back
- Tips for sticking to your budget without cancelling all joy and takeout
💬 More about Leila:
Leila is a certified personal finance coach and creator of the viral series “Budget With Me.” Through her relatable and judgment-free approach, she’s helped thousands of people take control of their finances, feel confident with money and work towards achieving financial freedom.
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/PersonalFinancewithLeila
TIKTOK: @debtoverit
WEBSITE: https://debtoverit.com
Here’s a link to Leila’s FREE budgeting Google sheets template: https://subscribepage.io/VILOw8
📲 Want to get involved?
Got a Quarter Life Question you’d love to hear answered on the pod? DM me on Instagram @gracemcintosh1 or TikTok @gracemcintosh_ - I’d love to hear from you.
⭐ Enjoying the podcast?
Please leave a 5-star review — it really helps more people find us and keeps more people to find the podcast.
Thanks for listening — and I’ll see you next week!
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By Grace McIntoshImpulse spending, money guilt, and trying to save while still living your life – Yep, we’re talking about arguably one of the biggest adulting struggles and that’s budgeting.
In this week’s episode of Quarter-Life Questions, we’re asking How can I budget my wage to make it last until payday? And how do we actually get better at managing our money without feeling too restricted. Luckily, I’m joined by personal finance coach and budgeting expert Leila from Personal Finance with Leila to unpack the emotional side of money, how to build a budget you’ll actually stick to, and how to stop living paycheck to paycheck.
✨ In this episode, we cover:
- Why budgeting feels so restrictive (especially in your ‘I’m only in my twenties once’ era)
- How to build a flexible budget that actually works for your lifestyle
- Dealing with debt - and how to bounce back
- Tips for sticking to your budget without cancelling all joy and takeout
💬 More about Leila:
Leila is a certified personal finance coach and creator of the viral series “Budget With Me.” Through her relatable and judgment-free approach, she’s helped thousands of people take control of their finances, feel confident with money and work towards achieving financial freedom.
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/PersonalFinancewithLeila
TIKTOK: @debtoverit
WEBSITE: https://debtoverit.com
Here’s a link to Leila’s FREE budgeting Google sheets template: https://subscribepage.io/VILOw8
📲 Want to get involved?
Got a Quarter Life Question you’d love to hear answered on the pod? DM me on Instagram @gracemcintosh1 or TikTok @gracemcintosh_ - I’d love to hear from you.
⭐ Enjoying the podcast?
Please leave a 5-star review — it really helps more people find us and keeps more people to find the podcast.
Thanks for listening — and I’ll see you next week!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.