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@werewolf They definitely should, but you know, who cares about financial literacy when we can keep the poor poorer? Or whatever Uncle Sam says To be frank, the fact that you can look back and assess your financial hardships in a matter of percentages .. something tells me you’ll be alright...

@werewolf This is both reassuring and slightly concerning, but then again I don’t know your journey, thank you!

@katasamu For general information purposes I’m referencing a post I researched in the past that I used as a start to gain a foundational understanding in which brokerage to pick from r/financialplanning I implore you to look into it before reading the rest of my response. r/financialplanning...

@katasamu Completely understood, surely you couldn’t be held accountable for a stranger who changed his financial path at every perspective offered on Reddit. But I most definitely appreciate you contributing your perspective, as there’s no such thing as knowing everything in finance. You made...

@beforetheseven Just fact checked this to be true. Thank you for correcting this. That’s pretty huge

@tsundoku I thought so as well, to me 15k is the perfect number, a few months pass by and I take out the extra 500 and just invest it. Sometimes it feels like an infinite money glitch, but I know in my mind a hysa isn’t beating inflation no matter how much you invest into it. I definitely...

@katasamu 15k is just a general 3-6 month’s emergency fund that I assessed was an appropriate amount for a household of 2 adults and a newborn son on one income. I suppose it could be reduced while I’m active duty, since most things are covered by the military, but in the long run it just eases...

20M E-3 married with one child Assets: (Fidelity) Roth IRA : $7170.03 (VOO) (soon to lump sum an additional 7000 due to high tax refund of 7,167) Edit: (Fidelity) Roth IRA : 14,168.85 (VOO) (my tax refund dropped today and I immediately parked the 7k max contribution into my IRA as of...