May Expenses as a high income family

May Expenses as a high income family. F$CK. What did we spend that much money? $13,000. In the month of May as a high income family who's not rich yet. And to be honest with you, this is one of those months that I look back at our expenses and I'm like, how the F$CK did we spend that much money? In our housing expense category, we spent $2,602. $1,846 in groceries. I know we spent a lot at Costco, but I automatically put our Costco bill as all groceries and I know some of that was not actually groceries. My husband did buy a slip and slide from Costco, so definitely not groceries. $919 eating out and I'm going to be really honest with you, I cannot recall what one of those meals was. Spent $1,428 in our bills category. This is like our water bill, our electric bill, but also subscriptions, our phone bills, and it's just starting to feel like a little out of control, so I wanted to do a little audit next month. $445 in our kids category. We spent $1,834 shopping. This category for the month of May was $4,000 for our cars and that is because home girl blew a tire and I actually really needed four tires. We were trying to put it off one more month and I ended up having to get all four tires replaced. So that was like $2,000. That brings our total spend for the month to $13,561. I'm laughing because we spent way too much money this month and we need to get our act together for next month. And if you're new here, hi, my name is Amanda Leigh. I am a corporate baddie, a working mom, and my husband and I are high income but not rich yet. In fact, three years ago we had $65,000 of credit card debt and like $100,000 in our retirement accounts and now we're millionaires and still building our wealth for our family. And I've been doing it online, sharing every step of the way. If I can do it, you can do it. Join me if you're interested in getting out of credit card debt and building wealth for your family.