depends, all bank accounts or just the main one. Cause if all, them yeah, huge difference. Just our main bill account, no not really.

I know one thing for sure: I’d definitely be getting guac on my burrito

No. Gives a bit more breathing room, so one thing probably won’t destroy me, but not enough to actually do anything with.

Yay $4!

TWO Big Macs

I’m glad I put my overdraft in a loan, else it would be disastrous.

On the regular account it would help a tad, on savings a tad more. Big difference, nop. (But we could finally buy the oled TV and keep some for emergencies)

Time for a Microcenter visit…

2x0=0

If that includes IRA and 401k, then yes, I can retire today, and much more comfortably.

Which account?

checking - no change

savings - nice bonus

IRA - I might be able to retire eventually

I could pay for my prescription, that would make my life immediately better. Pretty depressing state of affairs tbh!

Having been recently opted for a voluntary layoff to avoid my team needing to lose anyone, I’m in a spot where I can finally relax, maybe take a vacation, and center myself to decide what my next move is. It will likely be another management position, but I have the luxury of not needing to rush to answer that question. I have an idea for a project that I started working on and could turn into a business idea. Doubling my money would mean I have more time to relax and figure myself out (I’ve been VERY stressed, and didn’t even realize it until I left). Ultimately, I’ll get bored, and having more money to do something with would mean I could throw more money at the stock market to try to improve my retirement.

Does doubling my money change much? Hard to say. In the short term, no. Long term, probably.

No. The money in there is, by definition, money I’m not using.

No big material differences. I’d just shove it into retirement savings after maybe taking a trip.

Double my income and some things would definitely change a bit.

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