Wednesday, November 11, 2020

RE: How I Grew From 0 Subscribers To Over $100,000 On YouTube In Less Than One Year

Hello!

Do you want to learn how to get started on YouTube? Here's how Erika went from 0 subscribers to over $100,000 on YouTube in less than one year.

Everyone has heard of YouTube, and pretty much everyone has watched at least one YouTube video in their life.

In fact, according to YouTube, there are over 2 billion users who watch at least one video on YouTube each month.

That is a ton of people!

If you're interested in starting a YouTube channel, then please read further.

Today, I want to introduce you to Erika Kullberg.

Erika Kullberg is a nationally-recognized personal finance expert and has been featured in Business Insider, CNBC, U.S. News & World Report, the Washington Post and more. Her personal finance YouTube channel has grown to over 70,000 subscribers and 4 million views in less than a year.

Yes, this means that it is not too late to get started on YouTube!

I asked Erika to take part in an interview on Making Sense of Cents about her growth on YouTube.

In this interview, you'll learn:

Why she decided to start a Youtube channel
How she makes money with her YouTube channel
How her following and income has grown
What she uses to record, edit, and publish videos
How long it takes her to make each video
If she thinks there is room for new YouTubers

And, all of her best YouTube tips!

This interview is packed full of valuable information on how to start a YouTube channel.

Please head to How I Grew From 0 Subscribers To Over $100,000 On YouTube In Less Than One Year to read the full interview.

Thanks!

Jon

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Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Tips &Tricks That Allow You To Be Debt Free

5 Tips That Allow You To Be Debt Free

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Picking yourself up out of debt can be difficult and tiring. This process requires hard work and focus, as you must learn to change your spending habits. It can be difficult for anyone to follow these changes and become debt free. If you want to be debt free, you need to follow a set plan. These 5 tips will help you to create, and stick to, that plan.

Assess your Debt

The first thing that you need to do is to assess your current debt situation. You need to understand how much debt you have. You need to understand how much interest that debt is incurring. These numbers will help you to set your goals. If you want to be free of all debt, you need to fully understand that debt.

Make More than the Monthly Payment

Many attempt to be freed from their debt by paying the minimum monthly payment on their credit cards. This method will not remove debt from your life. In some cases, the debt can still rise. You need to make an extra effort to pay more than the minimum amount each month. The more you can afford to pay a month, the better off your finances will be.

Budget Your Paycheck

If you want to be free of debt, you need to budget out your paycheck. You need to budget for payments such as rent payments, car payments, and insurance payments. You should also budget out a specific amount for gas and groceries. After you have budgeted these needs, you can budget in the amount of money that you want to pay on your debt. This will help to keep your current finances secure.

Start Saving

If you are looking to be free of debt, you need to start saving money. A solid savings account can help prevent you from going into unmanageable debt in the first place. While you may not be able to contribute a lot to your savings per paycheck, the account will eventually grow into a stable and reliable account.

Take Something Out of your Routine

Most people have a habitual spending habit that will drain them of a decent amount of money per month. Think about a specific spending habit that you have. Some people go out to fast food on specific days. Others need their cup of coffee from their favorite coffee house every day before work. Taking these extra expenses out will help you to reallocate that money to a savings account or debt payment.

It is important for you to assess your debt before you create your plan. This will allow you to understand your situation fully. When you understand the situation, you can plan for monthly payments. This plan will also help you budget for your life, and budget for a savings account. These components all add up, helping you to be debt free as quickly as possible.

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How fast could you get a second stimulus check? Our best guess at the timeline now

Another stimulus check is still on the table, but how soon you could receive it will depend on what happens in Washington between now and Jan. 20.

money-dollar-bill-cash-finance-stimulus-covid-9383 — The IRS sent the first stimulus check to different groups first.
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It's been over seven months since Congress approved the first stimulus check, but the timeline to receive a second check of up to $1,200 per qualified adult is still undetermined. (P.S. Here's who the IRS consider an adult.) Democratic and Republican lawmakers are expected to restart negotiations on a stimulus relief bill as soon as this week, with the Senate gaveling in on Monday and the House of Representatives following on Nov. 16.

On Jan. 20, President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the 46th US president, but we still don't know what that could mean for Congress' timeline to pass and send out a second stimulus check. Biden has his own stimulus plan that includes direct payments as well, but at this point it doesn't specify how many or for how much, or if any of the qualifications would change.

Once a final bill is approved, the way that your spending (or savings) cash comes to you -- direct deposit, paper check or via an EIP card -- may play a role in how long you have to wait for it. Some people may have to wait weeks or even months, and some people won't get a payment at all.

We map out different payment timelines for the IRS' de-facto priority groups. You can also use our stimulus calculator to estimate your possible future payment. We update this story frequently.

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