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Budgeting Fashion

How to: Capsule work wardrobe on a budget

By NataashaAugust 30, 2019August 31, 2019

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Budgeting Fashion

How to: The Capsule Wardrobe

By NataashaAugust 11, 2018August 11, 2018

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Fashion Organisation

How to Declutter your wardrobe for good!

By NataashaJune 1, 2018August 13, 2018

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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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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.

*not my baby* For the longest time being a mum has been all I've wanted. Hopefully 2020 can make that happen 🤞

I think 2019 went pretty well. Picked up writing in April and did over 50 projects through copywriting websites 📝 Also 14 articles written by or featuring me. 🤗 + 5,000 of you and just over $22,000 saved 💰

Breakfast earlier today with my mum, sister and nephews for my mum's 50th tomorrow 🍴🍳

Had my car serviced today, did a major service and replacement of some bits and pieces. These larger costs are always easier to deal with when you save ahead of time. I have sinking funds set up where I put money into them each pay to put aside for these larger costs. Makes it so much easier and less stressful.

Back to work tomorrow. I would much rather stay in bed... I've spent the afternoon in bed with a stomach ache. Hopefully nothing serious.

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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