Madison

That was just money for housing and bills. I have a separate emergency fund as well.

That was just money for housing and bills. I have a separate emergency fund as well.

I have, let's see, what were the numbers here? I have about almost $4,000. That's your emergency fund? Well, so there's $1,900 left for what I had just for the housing expenses.

I have, let's see, what were the numbers here? I have about almost $4,000. That's your emergency fund? Well, so there's $1,900 left for what I had just for the housing expenses.

I have, let's see, what were the numbers here? I have about almost $4,000. That's your emergency fund? Well, so there's $1,900 left for what I had just for the housing expenses.

And then I have $2,000 in an emergency fund. I just broke it down individually.

And then I have $2,000 in an emergency fund. I just broke it down individually.

And then I have $2,000 in an emergency fund. I just broke it down individually.

So that's, and I have enough to pay it off as well.

So that's, and I have enough to pay it off as well.

So that's, and I have enough to pay it off as well.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

So I have $72,000, $1,900, and $2,000.

So I have $72,000, $1,900, and $2,000.

So I have $72,000, $1,900, and $2,000.

I had designated it for... I had it designated in separate accounts. So, say, for example, I needed a car. I don't know what I could pay off a car. Okay, so you had that.

I had designated it for... I had it designated in separate accounts. So, say, for example, I needed a car. I don't know what I could pay off a car. Okay, so you had that.

I had designated it for... I had it designated in separate accounts. So, say, for example, I needed a car. I don't know what I could pay off a car. Okay, so you had that.