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Hey, Mr. Coleman.

Hey, Mr. Coleman.

Hey, Mr. Coleman.

Y'all deserve it. I've been following Dave Ramsey from the student program that I took back in high school back in 2016. Okay. All right. So I was wondering. if I can afford to go on a vacation to Japan next year?

Y'all deserve it. I've been following Dave Ramsey from the student program that I took back in high school back in 2016. Okay. All right. So I was wondering. if I can afford to go on a vacation to Japan next year?

Y'all deserve it. I've been following Dave Ramsey from the student program that I took back in high school back in 2016. Okay. All right. So I was wondering. if I can afford to go on a vacation to Japan next year?

$4,000.

$4,000.

$4,000.

Nope, nope. I paid off my truck last year in July, and I have about $15,000 in savings right now, and I estimate that to be about $35,000 in savings. Is that your emergency fund? That is my emergency fund. That is everything.

Nope, nope. I paid off my truck last year in July, and I have about $15,000 in savings right now, and I estimate that to be about $35,000 in savings. Is that your emergency fund? That is my emergency fund. That is everything.

Nope, nope. I paid off my truck last year in July, and I have about $15,000 in savings right now, and I estimate that to be about $35,000 in savings. Is that your emergency fund? That is my emergency fund. That is everything.

For me, so I still live at home currently. I'm moving out in July, and I estimate my expenses to be about $2,100 a month to $2,400 a month.

For me, so I still live at home currently. I'm moving out in July, and I estimate my expenses to be about $2,100 a month to $2,400 a month.

For me, so I still live at home currently. I'm moving out in July, and I estimate my expenses to be about $2,100 a month to $2,400 a month.

Yes, I should be able to, but I'm also wondering if it's too much of my net worth because $4,000 relative to $30,000, $35,000 is a good chunk of money.

Yes, I should be able to, but I'm also wondering if it's too much of my net worth because $4,000 relative to $30,000, $35,000 is a good chunk of money.

Yes, I should be able to, but I'm also wondering if it's too much of my net worth because $4,000 relative to $30,000, $35,000 is a good chunk of money.

I haven't started investing yet. My company doesn't do a 401k match and I'm still just bulking up to move out. And that's why I've been saving probably about 70% of my take home.

I haven't started investing yet. My company doesn't do a 401k match and I'm still just bulking up to move out. And that's why I've been saving probably about 70% of my take home.