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Timestamps:
00:00 - welcome to today's chat ć
01:33 - what we're covering today
02:35 - the emotional & mental struggles of moving out
04:10 - how do you know when you're "ready?"
04:53 - is it "the sooner, the better?"
06:21 - the pros of moving out
07:13 - financial preparation
07:54 - how do you save/know when you have enough money to move?
09:46 - common up-front costs
12:51 - is your credit score really THAT important?
14:12 - how much do I need for furniture? WHAT do I need?
16:26 - my monthly living expenses
17:38 - the things I couldn't live without.
23:33 - use the comments as a ~discussion board~ for all things moving out!
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YouTube Comments - 262 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I was hella excited to move out and I haven't felt sad at ALL. literally. I moved out in October 2021 and so far my life has gotten exponentially happier, more relaxed and I can finally be myself. living alone is THE SHIT š
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Iām just here to say that itās okay if you move out and all you have is a bed and a dresser. I moved out and thatās how i started and stayed for 2 months. then i finally got a couch, then finally a table, etc. i have since fully furnished my place but it took a long time. prices add up and at the end of the day if all you have is a bed that is still something to be grateful and thankful for!!!
i agree with the cat thing! i started with 1 and i now have 2 and they are the lights of my life. they keep my sane when i feel like iām loosing my mind. if you can care for them and commit to them I highly recommend.
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My goodness Hannah what a wise woman you are. I wish I had your maturity and insight when I was 23. Great thoughts, ideas, insights and communication style. :) Very relatable for young people. Iām 61 and I enjoy all of your videos. Iām a real one ;)
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It's so cool how girls nowadays are moving out by the self without any boyfriends .alone. š¹
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i'm 16 and have no plans on moving out anytime soon but i just sat here and watched hannah talk about moving out for 25 minutes. no regrets it was so fun lmao
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I canāt stress enough how important it is to save up a years rent + a little more for deposits/admin fees
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I really appreciate the transparency. I am 23 also and moving out seems like such a huge step in "adulting", so it has always been so intimidating to me. I am barely starting my career so I definitely need some time to establish myself financially and move out, but it is super helpful to start thinking about some of these things, such as saving up for a few months worth of rent in advance. Great video as usual!
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Adding a plug for Dyson: Hannah is SO SO RIGHT. I have a 15 year old corded Dyson. It weighs a ton and yeah, it's old. But it's probably one of maybe five or ten things in my entire life that I am grateful every day to own. I get it serviced every six months or so and that's it. IT'S NEVER BROKEN DOWN. And it can suck a Volkswagen bus through a garden hose. Period!
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i just spent the last like 5 days binging all hannah's videos. its very rare that i find a creator who i like this much, she's so authentic and likeable and charley is adorable <3 anyway, im now up-to-date and have watched everything so i think now im definitely a real one B)
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I am with you with the anxiety around not having enough money or suddenly having no job. It makes me soooo nervous. But I've realized sometimes you just have to jump!
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This is so timely! š I'm moving out this week, but I really needed to hear the section you made about the emotional and mental struggles of moving out. As an international student I've moved many times, but it never really gets any less daunting. Now I'm moving again for grad school, and I was upset at myself for not being able to "cope," as well as I thought I should be but hearing you say those comforting things felt so relieving and validating! Thank you, Hannah! š
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Iām 31 and have a house, but Iām still watching this. This is how much I love you, Hannah. š¤£
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the way she thinks we wouldnāt listen to her talk for 3 hours lmao
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You are so amazingly focused and together at your age...wow. It's incredible to see and makes me a bit embarrassed to admit how I first moved out. Long story short, I was 23, I'd just graduated from Cal Berkeley, I had a job of sorts, and I was miserable because I had a boyfriend of one year that I loved a lot, but my parents were so insanely protective that they would not even allow him to come over and hang out with me. IN THE LIVING ROOM. So I finally just gave up. I had a small savings account. My boyfriend was in his last year of college and only had a part time job, but his Mom loaned him a couple hundred dollars. We got together with a friend and rented a small, dark two bedroom apartment in Oakland for $550 a month. We coughed up first, last and deposit, and signed the lease. I packed up a couple of boxes of my books and clothes and moved out. A friend came by with his pickup and moved my bed and bookshelf, desk and a couple of chairs and lamps--that was all I owned. My boyfriend brought a couch and table donated by his Dad, and we bought kitchen stuff together. And that was that. Total cost per person, about $550. Granted, it was 1988 and a very different and more financially reasonable world. But still, that was a lot of cash for us. Sometimes you just gotta go for it.
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I'm trying to save to move out of my parents' house and it makes me feel so anxious...
Nobody teaches you this in school, college, ect...
I'm asking my friends for advice, but this type of videos is what I needed
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I appreciate so much that you addressed the mental aspect of moving out, I move this week and it is terrifying and anxiety provokingā¦ not to mention starting a new job on top of that. Thank you for validating my feelings ā„ļø
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Iām so excited for this one. Iām thinking of moving out soon but thereās so much I feel like I donāt know!!! Hannahās videos comin in clutch once again š„ŗš„°
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Thank you Hannah, I liked how you gave reasons why a cat added value to your life and added how anxiety can affect moving out especially when assessing how ready you are in moving out.
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Your videos are not only visually enjoyable and entertaining, but I also leave with so much knowledge. Thank you x
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@killjoy9725
1 year ago
I moved into my first studio apt in Chicago by myself and the fees included: First month's rent $995, application fee $65, move in fee $250 (no security deposit), basic renter's insurance $159 that was required by my landlord (monthly payments are an option). Other fees can also include pet fees ($100-400) and parking (+$100). This was the only apt I applied to so you will be spending a lot if you end up applying to multiple places. My tips would be - try to find a place that has windows, this will help keep your electric bill low - try to find a place that has as many utilities included as possible (heat, gas, electric). IMO, trash/sewage/water are things that you should NOT be paying for as a renter. - Shop at Ross/DD's/dollar stores or any thrift stores for furniture/bathroom/kitchen/decor. - Have at least the first 3 month's rent saved up. - Look for student/military discounts!! Xfinity offers student discounts for college students in certain universities (the list is on their website) - In unit laundry is a huge benefit (if possible)
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