Good Morning! If you missed yesterday’s video, you can get to that, here. Don’t forget to come back soon for more Budgeting Q & A. Your questions, answered! Stay tuned, later next week, ‘The POWER of NO’ video will be coming to you!
BUDGETING VIDEO SERIES
- Video 1 (Getting Started)
- Video 2 (Setting Up The Banking System)
- Video 3 (The Envelopes)
- Vacationing w/ Adult Children – Who Pays For What?
- Tracy’s Little Luxury Envelopes
- 7 Savvy Shopping Tips
- Budgeting Q & A | How We Got Started
I LOVE this article, Why Couples Need Their Own Slush Fund. Do you and your partner have separate Slush Funds? If so, do you have a specific amount that you both have agreed upon, that requires discussion?
DETAILS TO MY OUTFIT
- TOP: old, real old … also this top went to the tailor!
- EARRINGS: Revolve
- BRACELET:
- BRACELET:
- RING: Revolve
MAKEUP DETAILS
FACE |
— Primer: Hourglass Mineral Veil Nordstrom / Sephora
— Foundation: Tarte Amazonian Clay in Sephora / Ulta applied with Sigma F80 Kabuki
— Under-eye Concealer + Brightener: Benefit Boi-ing .. used to be called Erase Paste (Medium 02) Ulta / Sephora
— Face Setting Powder: Laura Mercier Translucent Sephora / Nordstrom
— Under-eye Setting Powder + Brightener: Smashbox Step-by-Step Contour Kit Ulta / Sephora
— Bronzer + Contour: Smashbox Step-by-Step Contour Kit Ulta / Sephora
— Blush: The Balm ‘Argyle’ Amazon
— Highlight: Laura Mercier Highlight 01 Sephora / Nordstrom
— Set & Forget: Mally Poreless Face Defender Ulta / Urban Decay All Nighter Setting Spray Sephora / Ulta … Blog post on the Mally Poreless Face Defender: here
EYES |
— Eyeshadow Palette: Too Faced Chocolate Bar Sephora / Ulta I used Primer by Milani
— Eyeshadow Single (Tear duct Highlight): MAC Shroom Ulta / Nordstrom
— Eyeliner Liquid (Slight Wing on top): Kat Von D (Trooper) Sephora
— Eyeliner Retractable (Tight-line): Essence Long Lasting Eye Liner (Black Fever) Ulta
— Mascara (Top Lashes): Cover Girl The Supersizer Ulta
— Mascara (Lower Lashes): Maybelline Lash Discovery Ulta
— False Eyelashes: Ardell Demi Whispies Ulta
— Brow Pencil: Anastasia Brow Wiz (Medium Brown) Sephora/ Ulta
— Brow Powder: Anastasia Brow Powder Duo (Dark Brown) Ulta / Sephora
— Brow Gel: L’Oreal Brow Stylist Plumper (color was worn off, Brown of some sort) Ulta
LIPS |
— Lip Pencil: Lipstick Queen ‘Mauve’ Ulta
— Lipstick: Nars ‘Anna’ Nordstrom / Sephora
— Lip Gloss: Jouer ‘Ibiza’ Nordstrom
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2 Comments
Good morning,
atI like the idea of planning ahead. Looking into the following months and saving ahead for those birthday and back to school supplies and outfits. My question is, how would we get started to start saving in the envelope. Do we break into 5,6 or twelve months to incorporate it into our monthly budget.
Hi Tracy,
atI am so happy I bumped in to your YouTube Channel. So much wealth of information. I also have 5 children (oldest is 16 and the youngest is 2). My husband and I have been budgeting and tackling our debt over the last 2 years and planning on closing all our debt (except for mortgage) this year. We have mastered the primary account as you call it but get stuck often with secondary as it seems there is always something popping up unexpectedly. My question to you is, do you have a detailed list of all possible expenses for the secondary account? You throw in so many good unexpected expenses that you seem so good at predetermining in advance which are similar to mine as I have a large family also. It would help so much if you can share it with me. Thank you Tracy. You are definitely someone I look up to!! God bless you and your family!!