Blair,
That's a good idea. We do have an emergency fund of about 6 months of
salary in a fairly liquid investment which we save for rainy days.
It has been raining a lot lately, though. I've kept that money
separate so it doesn't get confused and used.
So we can create another bucket for other
So here's my question. If you have one Home category which includes
regularly occurring expenses (such as lawn care, cleaning, etc) how do
you account for one-time unexpected expenses such as fix-the-roof?
Do you over allocate money to the home bucket for just-in-case things,
or just pour
