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Budgeting

8 tips for breaking the cycle of living pay to pay

By NataashaJanuary 15, 2020January 15, 2020
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November financial report

By NataashaDecember 19, 2019December 19, 2019
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The cost of moving house

By NataashaDecember 12, 2019
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Budgeting Fitness Health

Getting healthy & fit on a budget

By NataashaNovember 17, 2019November 17, 2019
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October financial report

By NataashaNovember 10, 2019November 10, 2019
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Eco-friendly Home Organisation

The A-Z recycling & re-purposing guide

By NataashaNovember 4, 2019November 4, 2019
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Budgeting apps to suit anyone

By NataashaOctober 17, 2019October 17, 2019
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September financial report

By NataashaOctober 9, 2019October 9, 2019
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Budgeting Daily Life Home

How to have a debt free Christmas

By NataashaOctober 8, 2019October 9, 2019
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Daily Life

Ways to manage a busy life

By NataashaOctober 5, 2019
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8 simple changes to help you save money

By NataashaSeptember 11, 2019
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July & August financial reports

By NataashaSeptember 7, 2019September 11, 2019
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About Me

I’m Tasha, a 20-something millennial from the sunny state of Queensland, Australia. I was a shopaholic for many years and got myself into more than $16k of consumer debt.

In 2017, I embarked on my debt free journey and thought I would share it all with you along the way.

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Investment progress is coming along. Passed the $18k mark! I use Nabtrade as my platform to buy investments and @sharesight to monitor progress in an easier to read format like this.
Picked up this wrap dress at a clothing swap event few weekends ago meaning I essentially paid nothing for it because I swapped items I was going to donate. Wrap dresses are one of my favourite types of dresses.
2019 was a big year for side money... I'm in the process of doing up my 2019 finances report which is rather late (sorry) and thought you'd like to see all the different ways I earnt money last year. I have tagged any companies I used.
Finally cooked something, I've been rather lazy lately. I'll admit I need to get my act together 😏 Tonight I made a @hellofreshau meal for my housemate and I. This is Portugese chicken with garlic and herb potatoes and caramelised peach salad 🍴 💰If you haven't yet tried @hellofreshau I have a $50 off your first box code in the link in my bio💰
We've got a house inspection tomorrow so I like to take it as an opportunity to get the house spotless. Spent yesterday and tonight doing bits of this list. House is looking good!
Yesterday I had to use my emergency fund to get a broken tooth fixed 🤕 On Monday night a corner broke off my back molar leaving it sharp and jagged. To fix the tooth cost me $175 after my health fund took care of some it.💳 If this had of happened back when I had debt it most likely would have gone on credit An emergency fund is so important! You never know when something will happen that you'll need money for💰
Energy drinks were always an addiction of mine and I've previously given up and gone back to them. But not this year!
I used to go out for brunch almost every single weekend. The cost of that really adds up! Today I made scrambled eggs with cheese on toast and had it with this fruit and veg juice.
Never give up

Savings Goals

Savings
$17,878 / $80,000
3 Month Emergency Fund
$12,000 / $12,000
Investments
$16,954 / $20,000
updated 15/10/19

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