This is a YouTube video titled "Resident Acquires a Six Month Emergency Fund" containing a monologue by an internal medicine resident in the Northwest discussing their financial situation, including building a six-month emergency fund and details about their retirement accounts. The content is a personal financial reflection without multiple speakers or mention of Jim Dahle.
So I'm an internal medicine resident up in the Northwest, and I'm in my second year. Yeah. So we're celebrating a fully funded emergency fund around six months as a resident, which, you know, notoriously is pretty hard, but I think is actually a pretty reasonable one. So I did rough. Yeah. Six months. So two and a half to 2.8 thousand per month, coming into roughly 18 to 20, 20,000. And then the other 15,000 is kind of a mixture of my own personal Roth IRA. My program is 457B, which automatically gets 3% per year. So around 2000. And that my personal Roth has around 9000, a little over. And then I also have a 403B Roth that has almost $2000, I think.
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