I would say yes, but I am drowning in debt now. Always a month behind which brings late fees which makes things harder to keep up on.
Also, pg&e burnt the town next to us entirely down (today is the anniversary!) and their solution to dealing with all the lawsuits, was to raise everyones utility bills. My bill was $50 to $100 before the fire. Last month it was $400. I haven’t been running heat or AC and the app says my energy usage is consistent for my home size.
Moving forward, do you think you will save up more in an emergency fund than you did previously?
I would say yes, but I am drowning in debt now. Always a month behind which brings late fees which makes things harder to keep up on.
Also, pg&e burnt the town next to us entirely down (today is the anniversary!) and their solution to dealing with all the lawsuits, was to raise everyones utility bills. My bill was $50 to $100 before the fire. Last month it was $400. I haven’t been running heat or AC and the app says my energy usage is consistent for my home size.
It’s expensive to be poor.