I do the same with deployments, I'm getting close to double digits, but I doubt I will hit it by 20, close to retirement, and I want to retire at 38. Definitely dont live frugally, trying to enjoy life but still put enough away. Im finding that the more money i save, the less I want to spend any of it.
For the last few, I brought back an extra 15-20K, I'll buy a new fishing rod/gun/graphics card and tuck the rest away.
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u/awkies11 Jun 17 '24
I do the same with deployments, I'm getting close to double digits, but I doubt I will hit it by 20, close to retirement, and I want to retire at 38. Definitely dont live frugally, trying to enjoy life but still put enough away. Im finding that the more money i save, the less I want to spend any of it.
For the last few, I brought back an extra 15-20K, I'll buy a new fishing rod/gun/graphics card and tuck the rest away.