$2305.41 PAYDAY ROUTINE 💸 | sinking funds, deductions breakdown & budgeting!

Welcome back! In this video, I’m sharing exactly what I do on payday with my $2,305.41 paycheck 💰. I’ll walk you through how my pay is broken down, what gets taken out for deductions, and how I set aside money for savings, sinking funds, and everyday spending.

If you’re curious how someone on a $78K income organizes their paycheck in their early 20's, or you’re working toward your own financial goals, I hope this gives you some inspo or teaches you something!

Topics covered:

My real payday breakdown on a $78K income

All my deductions (taxes, benefits, etc.)

How I split money across savings and sinking funds, expenses, etc.

📌 Tools I Use:
The budgeting template I use: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/43823...

Wealthsimple Referral Code: wealthsimple.com/invite/6SRZDG
We both get $$ if you sign up for Wealthsimple using my link! This is what I use for all my sinking funds, investing, etc.

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