TJ walks through TrueBill's dashboard and budgeting tools, showing how it tracks spending, cancels unwanted subscriptions, and cuts bills. He cut his grocery and eating-out costs and saved money overall. The app is free, or $35 a year for the paid version.
Questions this video answers
January 23, 2020.
$689 more this month.
$1,300 a month.
$35 per year.
TJ (identified in the video as the speaker).
Chapters
True Bill. My secret weapon. You know what my secret weapon is? Saving money, creating a budget, and increasing my credit score in 2020, baby. Is true, Bill. At the beginning, you can see how much money you've spent this month alone, right? And it tells me right here, you know, I've spent more money this month, $689 more this month than I spent last month. It also tells you a little bit lower than that. The bills that are coming due, what you've paid, your recurring bills. Right below that, you'll see the cash that you have in the bank minus your credit card balance. You have to link all of these and that equals your net cash, right? You can start saving right here in the app and add investments to get a true picture of, you know, just everything, all of the money that you have coming in and going out of your account. Best thing that I like about the app is you can create a freaking budget. Every diamond I have is accounted for, right? And it shows you really easy where the bulk of your money is going. At one time, Madison and I were eating most of our money. We were spending $1,300 a month in doggone groceries and eating out. That's freaking ridiculous. So we've curbed that and a lot of that money. Now instead of it going in our bellies, guess what it's going into savings. So you can categorize everything. Your frequent spends. Every single thing that you spend can go in this app and you'll know it. There's also a section for recurring bills that you have subscriptions. I was real bad at forgetting to cancel certain subscriptions, and I'm paying $5 here, $9 here, man. Cancel that mess if you don't need it. If you're trying to save money, cancel as much stuff as you possibly can. If I go back to the dashboard, it also shows you how to lower certain bills. It'll even give you an alert ways to say, hey, you're paying. What you're paying seems quite high for your AT&T bill, for your Verizon bill, even for your doggone car insurance. So please check it out again. This is true Bill. The name of the app. Go and download it. There's a paid version and a free version. I use the paid version now because I want to create my own categories. And so it's just $35 a freaking year. So I highly recommend that you check it out. Go and download it, check out the link in my bio and go and get it. It'll help, I promise. This is tj and these are solutions by tj. I know you can do it. God bless.
