Sophie Hallwright

So thank you.

And we will be back in your ears on Monday.

Welcome to I owe you some money education because we owe you and you guys owe me some money education because I didn't really learn it growing up.

Oh, my God.

And actually, also, if you want to see me learn how to implement everything that they've tried to teach me, we have IOU, the practical lessons where there's actually a course where you can do everything we've taught you how to do.

It's really easy.

It's really fun.

The link for that is also in the show notes.

Coming up in this episode, we spoke all about emergency funds, which, again, was something that I didn't have set up, even though I'm someone that can be quite prone to an emergency.

I really loved this one because we kind of talked about how much or how many months you should have in your emergency fund to make sure that if you needed to get out of some sort of situation or if you...

had a car break down or you needed to I don't know move house really quickly you had enough money to make sure that you were safe and you could do that so it was a really important episode but then it was also quite funny because you all sent in the most unhinged things that you had spent your emergency fund on and honestly some of your animals sound like pure admin but we know you love them and

That seems like, if it's up your alley, a great thing to spend your emergency fund on.

So I think you're going to love this episode, as I say, every single month, but I promise you, you will.

Twice weekly.

Sorry.

Geez.

No, I've had to spread it out to buy weekly because it's too expensive every week.

I was going to say she's in the red because she's having a kid two times therapy sessions away.

I'm in the red.

Why?