Hello, Wine Appers. My name is Jesse Meakin with another episode of The Wine App Podcast,

where we teach you four rules to help you stop if you pay attention to paycheck,

get out of debt and save more money. I'm coming in cold on this one today,

got a question, and I have not read it beforehand. So, here we go. Neil Button asks. Now,

reminder, Neil knew this, but maybe some of you don't. You can send questions to ask,

Jesse at unidaybudget.com. And if you're in a hurry, it's asked Jesse at wineapp.com. All right,

here's Neil's question. Been using Wine App for a few years now, and it's become part of our regular

financial daily life. As much as I love the budgeting. Thanks, Neil. Starting to really see

benefit from the tracking of spending. How would you incorporate a rather expensive 12k-ish

vacation? I'm assuming he means into the budget. We already have saved four, but how should I report

slash track it in Wine App? Build a new one-time budget, lump it into a separate category or

multiple categories, do a straight cash withdrawal for the vacation, record costs elsewhere.

It would be great to have a shared budget to review after the trip as well.

God, you go so many different ways with this. I mean, if you're doing straight up cash,

and I'm imagining me doing it with the kids, and like every time I do dinner, I'm just dropping

windows. That'd be cool. So cash would, cash would be fun, but if you lose it, yikes.

So I probably wouldn't pull the cash out, but it would be, it would be tidy in that way.

You're like, yeah, vacation's safe. I've got the 12 grand in cash, and I've stored it in all

kinds of different places so that it were diversified per the location, and then you could just

use that nice and tidy. Okay, I like that. Start up a brand new budget. I wouldn't do that.

Yeah, it just feels like a little much. I mean, if the budget was three months, or the

vacation was three months long, I still wouldn't do it. I like the idea of having it be in a separate

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