I'm working towards this goal but what I don't have is an actual number. I don't have any of the DR books so does anyone know what DR considers a fully funded EF? I guess my question is, is it just minimum expenses like mortgage, electricity, food, etc or does it also include my monthly...

We're still working on BS2 (I think we can pay off credit card #2 today though, check back later in success sub-forum). Looking ahead to the fully-funded emergency fund, is there anything horribly wrong with being conservative and putting away 6 months of income, returning to this step...

as of today i transfered over my last bit of cash to my EF and its is now full funded, i did it in about 6 weeks which was quck for me. now for the holiday spending money and the house fund!

Now, on to the snowballing.......... I hope to goodness I can keep this up......with one daughter off to college, I know I will have some very unexpected expenses!!!!!!! Just wanted to brag a little, and by the way, MURPHY STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!

We get a ham for Christmas every year and I always freeze some of the leftovers (for sandwiches, soup, casseroles, etc), but can you freeze a whole ham to have a meal later? Do you just thaw in fridge and then heat up as usual? TIA

46 more days until my due date and it can't come soon enough. Had a scare last week, no movemment in about 12 hours, had a nonstress test done, everything looked great, had an us done to size baby on Monday and she is already 5 lbs 7 oz, I was hoping she would be a bit smaller, but ok, I am...

I've been reading a lot on these boards lately and sometimes I read that a goal is to have your emergency fund "fully funded". What/how much is a fully funded emergency fund??? We have 5000 US dollars in ours.