What if I told you that you could find an extra $1,000 this month without a side hustle?

We'll stick around to find out how and make sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with a friend.

All right, so we have a money finder tool, which helps you understand through a series of questions

to look at your monthly

income and expenses. And on average, it finds an extra $400 in people's budget per month.

Now, before you start to deep dive here, here are five quick tips to get this ball rolling.

Number one, if you have debt, pause retirement investing to get that money

back in your paycheck. So let's say your salary is around $75,000 and you are participating in

your company's 401k match. Well, this would be about $400 back in your paycheck immediately.

And many of you, especially those of you that have a two-income household,

would actually double that amount if you pause retirement. So again, pausing, not stopping.

I thought we're pausing better than stopping. Stopping sounds like forever and ever. It's not forever

and ever. It's just pausing for a period of time. Because when you get that money back in your

paycheck, you're able to throw it at debt.

Get debt out of your life as quickly as possible because when your income comes in and it's not

going back out to debt payments, you get to keep it, which means you get to invest even more

into retirement, which is 15% of your income, and you'll do that later after you've paid off

debt. All right, number two, if you had a large

tax refund, make sure to adjust your withholdings. So again, let's say the average salary is in that

$70,000 to $80,000 range. You could have $200 back in your monthly paycheck pretty instantly,

which is amazing because getting a bet, a big tax refund is not a great thing it can feel like free

money when you get a check and it's maybe a couple i don't know a thousand bucks or something you're

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