Worried about running out of money, here's what to do.

Brett, I am so excited about this because a lot of people have this question.

Their income comes in unique spurts and they want to figure out how do I plan for this?

How do I budget for this?

And I love that we get to answer these kind of questions. As a matter of? And I love that we get to answer these kind of

questions. As a matter of fact, I love that we get to answer all of your questions. It's why every

Tuesday at 10 a.m. We do a live show. We want to load you up and speak to things that you are

curious about because we believe that there's a better way to do money. So with that, I'm going to

throw it over to you, creative director Revy.

Yes, Casey asks this very question. He says, I have started a new job where I get paid 90% of my

salary within five months. How do I go about planning for this without running out of money

before my pay kicks in again?

What would you do in this unique situation?

Well, okay, so 90% pay inside of five months. That's unique, right? Like not a lot of folks,

not a lot of vocations allow that to happen, but there are a lot of folks out there.

They have like very sporadic and inconsistent income

streams. And it does pose a very real problem for folks. And I figure, okay, well, how do I budget?

Or these guys say that I'm supposed to be saving 25% of my gross income, but my gross income varies

month to month or pay cycle to pay cycle. How do I do this well? How do I think about this

well? And frankly, I think that people that are in this kind of situation, Brian, it's even a little bit,

it's harder for them. It's harder than just the normal W-2 employee who gets the same paycheck,

every single pay cycle for an entire year. So as you worked with folks in the past, who've had like sporadic income streams like

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