John (Caller)

So they said they could get a decision as quick as 30 days.

But I've never had anything with the government that was quick at all.

Hi, Christina and George.

How are you all?

So I just had a question about, so I'm on baby step three right now.

I'm 19 years old and I'm saving towards the three to six months of expenses.

And I just had a question about the $1,000 emergency fund that you saved in the very beginning.

What do you do with that once you're in baby step three?

Is that set aside for like smaller expenses or do you add it to the three to six months of expenses?

Yeah, so just add to it.

Okay, that was my main question.

I just wasn't sure.

I had it set aside in cash, and then I was saving toward probably the last three weeks, something like that, toward a separate emergency fund.

And the question just kind of popped in my mind if that was supposed to go toward that.

Or if it was separate.

Hey, thank you so much for taking my call.

I kind of got a unique tithing question for you.

So, I've listened to your show a lot, and obviously you teach on tithing, which I've done, which anybody out there, if you're not tithing, you're making a huge mistake.

But anyway...

I'm giving 10% to my local church, but living in Atlanta, I have quite the commute to work and back.