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My brokerage account is looking rough$11,300 in checking.
No savings acct. I guess my brokerage is my savings acct and it's in the 6 figures.
My brokerage account is looking rough$11,300 in checking.
No savings acct. I guess my brokerage is my savings acct and it's in the 6 figures.
My brokerage account is looking rough
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. Let's hope it keeps up!
You need at least $100k in liquid cash to be considered "comfortably poor" anything less than that you get cancer or lose your job, and you'd be fukked.That's not really that much money. I probably have about $35K in liquid cash between all bank accounts. That's barely enough for a down payment on a house around here and with 20% down it would wipe me out. I been saving almost $1000 a month every month for a couple years.
I haven't managed my money well at all. At age 39 I should have alot more but I was dumb.
Switch that around bro and put the checking amount into the savings and savings amount into the checking lolChecking:$168,889.34
Savings:$93,277.08
Trying to impress and you just sound stupid. What kind of idiot has 48k in a bank account.
50k in a damn savings account?
Anyway....
Checking $526.66
Savings $15,074.89
Only reason I even keep that much in there is because I need to keep my chase accounts free. Those fees a bytch.
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Typically savings rates are trash, so it’s better to put your money to work in a brokerage account, after 3-6 months worth of expenses is covered.I don’t get it what’s wrong with having 50k in a savings account?![]()
Don't understand how "rich" is about "wealthy"You need at least $100k in liquid cash to be considered "comfortably poor" anything less than that you get cancer or lose your job, and you'd be fukked.
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I get that but most people with 50k in a savings usually have 100k plus in a brokerage account… I would say the vast majority of folk..Typically savings rates are trash, so it’s better to put your money to work in a brokerage account, after 3-6 months worth of expenses is covered.
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That's not really that much money. I probably have about $35K in liquid cash between all bank accounts. That's barely enough for a down payment on a house around here and with 20% down it would wipe me out. I been saving almost $1000 a month every month for a couple years.
I haven't managed my money well at all. At age 39 I should have alot more but I was dumb.
Probably under 15% of the households in this country have $100k in liquid cash available. If you count all my normal non-retirement investment accounts I have over $100K but stuff sitting in a bank account hell nah.You need at least $100k in liquid cash to be considered "comfortably poor" anything less than that you get cancer or lose your job, and you'd be fukked.
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