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Mini Savings Challenges || Quick Wins for Sinking Funds || Small Reallocation

Hello and welcome to From Debt to Dreams! I’m so glad that you found my little corner of the internet! Savings Challenges used in today’s video: Rainbow Tiny: ‪@magicalbudgets626‬ Lemon Tiny: ‪@blessedbudgetsbyAbigail‬ & ‪@GrammisJourney‬ Book Stack: https://ko-fi.com/s/b3cb01a1ce SIX SEEEEVENNNNN Brain Rot: ‪@SavinWithSam‬ Year of the Tiger: ‪@StuffandBudget‬ Zoo Mini: Coming to my Ko-Fi Shop Soon!! Nuts About Savings: ‪@plannedwithlove‬ Home Alone: ‪@blessedbudgetsbyAbigail‬ and No More Drama Llama Savings Wheely Awesome: ‪@beckacanbudget‬ Care Bears: ‪@savewithglo‬ Flock My Life: ‪@lifeoverdebt4393‬ Please take a moment to check out these creators. You can find their super cute freebies in their video descriptions. ***************************************************************************** About Me: -My name is Brandy and I am 39 years old. -My husband and I work full time. He is a social worker and I am a department coordinator. -We have two kids under the age of 10. -Our total debt as of January 8, 2025 (including our mortgage): $422,864.13 -The current focused financial goal: Save $5,025 for our Emergency Fund – Here is our plan to save money and get out of debt (Plan restarted on 5/16/2025) - Step One: Save $5,025 in an Emergency Fund. Current Balance: $1,073.19 Step Two: Pay off Debt!! Here are our current debt balances: Jason’s Federal Student Loan 1: $4,305.18 Jason’s Federal Student Loan 2: $9,844.94 Jason’s Federal Student Loan 3: $10,382.56 Jason’s Federal Student Loan 4: $15,210.51 Jason’s Federal Student Loan 5: $10,382.56 Jason’s Federal Student Loan 6: $15,255.71 My Federal Student Loan: $21,588.16 Debt Consolidation Loan: $61,630.44 Mortgage: $274,264.07 Total Debt Balance: $422,864.13 ***************************************************************************** DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial advisor. I am simply sharing my family’s financial journey to become debt-free and find margin in our budget while using what we have. If you need financial help, please consult a professional financial advisor.