Ken Coleman

Don't do that?

Nope.

Well, I don't think I think I got I got the taxes and all that stuff.

I'm sure.

I think, you know, I got a mutual fund in a bank.

I've got a couple of different styles, I guess, and the ones are just through work.

It's a 401k, regular work 401k where they match and stuff like that.

Okay, I shouldn't look into rolling over into a Roth or anything like that, how some people do that.

The IRA has $117,000 in it.

Oh, yeah.

I have $60,000 in my savings account, which is dumb, I know.

Well, I'm by myself, and I'm pretty scared about retiring.

You're doing wonderful.

Hi, guys.

So me and my wife are both 22, and we have –

$65,000 in savings right now, and then a three- to six-month emergency fund of $10,000.

We've been kind of saving for a house as we're in an apartment right now, and we were curious on what's a good point to kind of stop aggressively saving because I'm not actually contributing to any retirement right now.

We made $115,000 last year.

It was more like, I have a lot of overtime, so it varies every month.

It's usually about $5,000 to $6,000, like $6,000 a month.