u/RevolutionarySuit138

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I don’t have much wiggle room for fun.

I’m 26. Only 11k in savings (HYSA). No CC debt but I do have federal student loans and a car note. I am a federal employee so maybe I can get PSLF in the future I also contribute to my TSP. This is my monthly budget. I don’t think it’s bad, but it could be better. I want a little extra spending for vacations or to buy things I like. Unfortunately, my used car I bought in college decided to no longer work so within the last year I’ve had $700 in car expenses because I stupidly bought a new car and my parents rightfully decided it was time I should pay my own insurance. On top of that l decided to get an unfunded masters degree so now I pay student loans, so within the last year I’ve had $900 of additional monthly expenses. I’m thinking of just getting a second job. But here’s my budget:

Monthly Take Home :$4,173.04

Monthly Expenses: $3,844.33 - $4,074.33

-$1,300 Rent

-$511.82 Car Note

-189.25 Car Insurance

-$212.36 Student Loans

-$75.00 Electric*+/-

-$65.00 Gas* +/-

-$50.00 Water* +/-

-$2.99 ICloud Storage

-$16.50 Hulu

-$15.17 Amazon

-$16.24 Gym

-$180-$240 Gas*

-$350 Groceries (Includes Misc)

-$170-$340 Hair

-$585 Roth IRA

-$105 HYSA

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u/RevolutionarySuit138 — 3 days ago

Clean Updated Hotels Recs

I’m having trouble finding good clean hotels in this city, especially ones with kitchenettes that’s not above my companies reimbursable rate ($129/night) anybody have any recommendations. Thank you

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u/RevolutionarySuit138 — 6 days ago