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80% on debt/ invesments and 20% for self (fun).
2 people have said 80/20! I like this idea. Thank you!
Wondering the same. Got ~$15k bonus after tax. Have ~$60k left in law school debt. Firm does not match 401k, so I max it. Trying to decide between putting full bonus into student loans, HYSA for down payment/closing/furnishing a house, or put some into Roth IRA.
Nice bonus! Based on what others are saying, I'd split it up a bit. Maybe 60/40 - loans/HYSA
Our "bonus" was a donut and a hot (mildly warm) chocolate bar at work.
But, if I did receive a bonus, I'd probably use it towards vacation the following year and invest/ save.
I use all of the Christmas bonus to pay for Christmas gifts. I consider it to be "found money" and not part of my household budget. I know, not a very grown-up way to think about things. Our year-end sales bonus, which is based on our performance and the company's overall improvement, goes into the savings account to be raided for vacations, emergencies, cutting down some principal to save interest on debt, and then add the remainder to the retirement account.
Well its nice you get multiple bonuses each year! I think its fine to spend the christmas bonus on gifts. You would have spent that money anyways!
I am doing an 80/20 split as well. Putting 80% up into savings and accounts, and spending the other 20% on fun and myself.
I like the 80/20 idea! Thanks for sharing