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As of May, I've currently made $72,000. Let's talk it and at the end of the year, I'm still projected to get a refund check. Every two weeks, my income is $5,338. I make sure that I contribute to a lot of different accounts even before I am taxed to bring down my taxable income. The first thing that I contribute to is my dependent care, prepaying for my baby's expenses, daycare, etcetera, before I get my check. That way, I repay myself month, end of the year, and that is $250 or $500 a month. Next is my 401k. Everybody knows what this is. It's just a retirement account. And with this, I put in roughly $300 every two weeks or $600 a month. I not only put money into this account, but I make sure that the money is invested across multiple different stocks or investments to continue to grow. The last is actually post, but I still think that this is something to contribute to every two weeks, which is a Roth IRA. It's pretty retirement account as well, and I put $100 every two weeks or $200 a month. And that's a big reason why I do get a refund check at the end of the year, so