“Target of emergency fund $30,000... $370 a week... $200 a week into the Gifts, Clothes, Holidays, Christmas account”

Glen James · money money money · 940b wwgd: two investment properties, a Europe trip & should we buy in Melbourne?

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allocate 30% of net household income to rent, set emergency fund target $30k, transfer $370/week to spending accounts and $200/week to gifts/clothes/holidays account

30% rent, $30,000 emergency fund, $370/week, $200/week

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