Rebecca from California

Mm-hmm.

I mean, according to the numbers that I, according to the math that I did, my household expenses are around $3,000.

I mean, according to the numbers that I, according to the math that I did, my household expenses are around $3,000.

I mean, according to the numbers that I, according to the math that I did, my household expenses are around $3,000.

And I think my net income, according to my paychecks, is about $32.25. And then the summer, I mean, divide that by 12 and add that to the income.

And I think my net income, according to my paychecks, is about $32.25. And then the summer, I mean, divide that by 12 and add that to the income.

And I think my net income, according to my paychecks, is about $32.25. And then the summer, I mean, divide that by 12 and add that to the income.

I do. I'm not investing right now, but I get a 4% match.

I do. I'm not investing right now, but I get a 4% match.

I do. I'm not investing right now, but I get a 4% match.

When I look at my margin, it's like $475. So, man, I'm missing something.

When I look at my margin, it's like $475. So, man, I'm missing something.

When I look at my margin, it's like $475. So, man, I'm missing something.

Okay. So I think so. Right now I have 6% being taken out for my pension automatically.

Okay. So I think so. Right now I have 6% being taken out for my pension automatically.

Okay. So I think so. Right now I have 6% being taken out for my pension automatically.

So that's already, and I think you guys say to cut that in half.

So that's already, and I think you guys say to cut that in half.

So that's already, and I think you guys say to cut that in half.

Okay. And then I wanted to do the 4% for the match and then do the rest in a Roth IRA. And so that's why I was doing net income. Does that make sense?