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My wife and I combined, we make about $500,000 to $600,000 a year,

but we still somehow are unable to save as much as I believe we should save.

So that's my problem.

I mean, our monthly expenses are about $30,000 a month and, you know,

we don't add taxes to that.

So we pretty much even out every year.

And I believe when we make $5,000 to $600,000 a year, we should be able to save one.

I would agree.

I think the $30,000 a month expense is your clue.

How much of that is debt payments?

Well, it's on two properties.

One is primary residence and one is an investment property.

And the debt payments on the mortgage are added to about $12,000 a month.

Yeah.

Why do you need $18,000 a month to run your household?

Well, about $8,000 to $9,000 bill to charity for a good cause.

And then the rest, like I'll say, about $10,000 is for groceries, utilities, for the car payment,

and a little bit for, you know, towards a...

Why do you have car payments when you make $600,000 a year?

Say that again?

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