If there's already money in the envelope from a previous cash-stuffing session, they also announce the total amount in that category. They count the money, then place the cash inside the envelope.This is the part that typically gets filmed: Cash-stuffers read each category and how much they're going to put into a plastic envelope that lives in an organized binder, sometimes decked out with stickers and rhinestones.Next, they organize their cash into stacks of ones, fives, tens, twenties, fifties, and hundred-dollar bills.Before we see any of the cash-stuffing action on TikTok, cash-stuffers write down a budget to allocate their cash to each category.Here's how the cash-stuffing process works: Most of the people who post cash-stuffing videos are women who are trying to curb compulsive spending and refuse to rack up any more credit card debt. I immediately hit the #CashStuffing tag on the video, and hours later, I'm still in a cash-stuffing rabbit hole watching influencers like and share their budgeting tips.Ĭash-stuffing is a new name for the old-school cash envelope system, which involves putting cash into envelopes labeled for specific budget categories like rent, groceries, gas, insurance, healthcare, and more. Videos under the #CashStuffing hashtag have collectively earned 229.2 million views, with the most popular videos earning to 800,000 to 1.2 million views each.
"I'm back with another cash-stuffing video!" she announces.
I'm innocently scrolling down my TikTok feed when I see a video of a woman with pristine acrylic nails stuffing cash into categorized envelopes. By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from InsiderĪs well as other partner offers and accept our
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