When you see the title of this episode, you probably assume that the answer is, well, of course not.

You know, you always want more money in the bank.

Wrong.

So stick around to find out why, and be sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with a friend.

So listen, there are some important financial milestones that you want to have, very much so.

But the idea of just having endless money sitting in any random account is not a great strategy.

So here are three questions to ask yourself.

It's really important to get specific with your money.

Number one, what does it mean to have enough money in the bank?

If you are paying off debt, $1,000 is the emergency fund that you need. So that's it, which doesn't seem like a lot, you know, because it's not, I mean, in today's world, like it's kind of scary to live with just $1,000. But listen, when you are paying off debt, you are throwing everything at it. I mean, you are, don't cash out retirement. But if you have investment savings, all this stuff, okay, all these

like accounts, you cash it all in and you pay off your debt. And then once you're debt free,

then you bump up that $1,000 emergency fund to three to six months of expenses. And at that point,

you can move on to investing in your kids college and all of it. But there's something really powerful to say, yeah, if you have tons and tons of money

and your checking account or a savings account and you have a lot of debt, it shouldn't be the case.

Again, simplify and pay off your debt.

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