How I Budget My 90K Salary | 🥧Nov Paycheck #2 |YNAB

[@angbudgetanddebt]

Hello! New subscriber here! Love this video! Look forward to following your journey.

[@ten23agency]

I don't think 30k is too much for an emergency fund. I have mine at 12 months which is around that. Im around the same income, ive seen people out of work for almost a year or more after a layoff, so that 30k or whatever a years worth of expenses is could be a life saver! What i do to get a little more interest is split my emergency fund in half and put it in two cds with different maturity dates, like 6 month and 9 month. I have another savings that is enough to cover until either of those cds mature, so I wont come up short. Its nice to see someone else so meticulous about their budget, I love to see it!

[@PeaceofMindPaydays]

Hi thank you so much for your comment! that's a very good idea about having CDs with different maturity rates. I'll definitely work towards doing that in the future

[@angeljuarez93]

Thanks for sharing 😊 I love how you go through and assign money based off what’s coming up and not just putting money in the same categories each time. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving 🦃

[@PeaceofMindPaydays]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! Every month looks different for me so I try to keep my budget to reflect that!

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