This question refers to how much money you save after paying all bills.
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A little over 2,000. I saved 26,500 for retirement this year but some years major home repairs make me unable to save that much.
It’s a bit hard to quantify, as utilities are paid by direct debit from my bank account, and I really only need to keep cash for grocery shopping, petrol and other bits and bobs like the occasional night out or haircut. I save about two-thirds of my income, but of course the bills are paid out of that as they come due.
absolutely nothing. every time i think i can actually put money into savings, something comes up and i can’t (for example, right now both of my cats are sick and i’ve been spending an arm and a leg at the vet)
None. I can’t afford to save right now. I’m trying to sell my house so I still have that mortgage payment and utilities plus the home we are living in. Plus gas prices with the way they were, I drive 45 min each way to work so I’m tapped out until the house sells
Besides what goes into my retirement account, $5,000 per month goes into my liquid savings account.
1,000-1,5000