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“Spending coach” Paige Pritchard, 33, says she found herself in a dire financial situation after needless spending and has shared how she overcame her debt.
The Texan candidly shared a TikTok explaining how she spent her entire $60,000-a-year salary — while living at home with her parents after college — admitting she would impulsively buy things as a way to curb her stress.“What started off as a couple of trips to the mall turned into weekly trips [where] I would drop several hundred dollars.
One of the major factors in people blowing through their cash, according to Pritchard, is making purchases based on TikTok, adding it skewed everyone’s idea of normal consumption.TikTok/@overcoming_overspending“The more time I spend on this app, the more I’m seeing these themes coming through about what your consumption habits should look like that actually aren’t very normal,’ she explained.
“I want to point them out to you so that if you see them on this app, you can just keep all of this in mind to know that these themes aren’t really the way that you should be spending your money,” the budget guru added.
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