Anonymous wrote:You people are all insane. $1K or $3K in your checking account?! I never go below $25,000.
First of all, I’m a business owner so my income comes in irregular amounts. Second, whenever my rental property has turnover, I need thousands to cover my payments until the new tenant is found. Third, there’s always something that needs to be done with either the house or car. And I don’t even have kids, so that’s a huge source of surprise expenses off the table for me.
I don’t get you weirdos – do you sell stocks any time some appliance in your house breaks?
Anonymous wrote:You people are all insane. $1K or $3K in your checking account?! I never go below $25,000.
First of all, I’m a business owner so my income comes in irregular amounts. Second, whenever my rental property has turnover, I need thousands to cover my payments until the new tenant is found. Third, there’s always something that needs to be done with either the house or car. And I don’t even have kids, so that’s a huge source of surprise expenses off the table for me.
I don’t get you weirdos – do you sell stocks any time some appliance in your house breaks?
Anonymous wrote:You people are all insane. $1K or $3K in your checking account?! I never go below $25,000.
First of all, I’m a business owner so my income comes in irregular amounts. Second, whenever my rental property has turnover, I need thousands to cover my payments until the new tenant is found. Third, there’s always something that needs to be done with either the house or car. And I don’t even have kids, so that’s a huge source of surprise expenses off the table for me.
I don’t get you weirdos – do you sell stocks any time some appliance in your house breaks?
Anonymous wrote:Enough to have a month's worth of expenses at the beginning of the month -- usually around $6000 at the beginning of the month because our mortgage, credit cards, daycare, etc are all due at the beginning of the month.