 So I just got my first official paycheck as a full-time doctor. Here's how I chose to budget it. Number one, before it even hits my bank account, 10% of my paycheck automatically goes into my 401k. Number two, before we actually even look at it as ours, 10% goes into a charity fund from my wife and I because we understand that our wealth will always increase as long as we're focused on helping others throughout the process. Number three, we look at all of our monthly expenses that are fixed, for example, our rent, electricity, water, internet, things that we just know that we'll have to pay and we split it into two. I get paid twice a month. So basically each paycheck is paying half of those fixed costs. So for example, if our monthly cost is going to be 5,000, then 2,500 would come out to each paycheck as a fixed amount. And then those are automatically deducted from what's left and they get moved over to account, which basically takes care of all the auto pays and credit card payments that we have to make. Now finally, we can start having a little fun with the money. Number one, we usually have a grocery fund about $250 every two weeks, which we usually also use for eating out or anything we just want to spend in a two week budget. After the groceries, we also set aside a fixed amount every single month for our puppy, for things like dog food, appointments, medications, et cetera. Now at this point, all of our basic costs have been taken care of. So the next thing we do is actually move some of that money into a fun fund, sounds funny. Basically all of that money that is there, 5% is going to go into a fund that my wife and I could essentially use for anything. Eating out, buying things online that we just didn't really budget for. That's a fund that continues to grow. We don't use it and a fund that we deduct from if we make some random purchases. And then finally, the money that's left over at this point still about 60% of my paycheck is left over because we usually don't live on very much and we try to keep our expenses pretty low is left for investing. But usually it's a split about 40% goes into stocks. 40% goes into a fund ready for things like real estate and then extra about 10 to 20% are just kind of there into other investments that we like to make. But hopefully you guys enjoyed that breakdown but my question for you is whenever you do get your paycheck or when you will in the future, how do you plan on budgeting it? Add it in the comments. I'll see you guys later.