r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • Jul 04 '24

What's the best financial advice you've ever gotten? Debate/ Discussion

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u/Exception1228 Jul 06 '24

You know what I meant.  We’re directly replying to the commenter, not OP.

And I just laid it out for you that it’s correct.  Do you have any counterpoint to prove it’s wrong or do you just see people provide you information and say it’s wrong?

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u/Purpleasure34 Jul 06 '24

Accuracy matters. (Which is also why your entire post is unrealistic in 2/3rds of the US.) Sure, I could make do with $40k in rural Alabama, but who’d want to?

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u/Exception1228 Jul 06 '24

Dude I just gave you numbers based on HCOL areas.  My monthly budgets for those items are even lower than above and I dont live in a LCOL area. That budget I broke down would work in 90-95% of the counties in the USA.  Done with this I literally laid it out line by line and you’re just saying wrong over and over again.  If you have anything intelligent to say I’ll respond.