I don't have a job lmao

Bitch I'm 25 and I've been working for more than 2 years now. And nope I don't live at home. I work in the infrastructure industry, a boring office job.

And how do y'all expect to get married if you're not saving
You can't rely on a sugar daddy.

I have a weird system in place.

I started working summer jobs last year (I was 17) and I told myself I'd make at least 3K, with 1K of it being savings. Now this year I'm not letting my account dip below 2K so I'm gonna aim for at least 4K which leaves me with 2K to spend during the year before the next summer.

Basically I'm building my savings account all at once rather than gradually, making sure my savings grows 1K annually. It might not sound like a lot to some users but I figure for my age it's fine - especially considering people I know in their 20's have 0$ to their names.

Plus I still live at home and am a full-time student so I don't have the luxury of working full-time and getting coins for now

I save about $1400 a month but that's considing I have 2 mortgages, student loan and credit card debt and another savings account.

Around $200 only

Not much room for savings but if I try I can save around 200 euros/month.

Like 5€?

20% of my after taxed income goes straight into savings for emergency.
50$ a week is saved for traveling
$30 is saved a week for emergency car care.

The rest is for spending money/bills.

So it's around 1,620 for my car. But I have to get oil changes and stuff so its not that much that stays in the account (I own 2 Mercedes.)

About 2700 a year is saved for traveling. But I usually use it. This past year was for a week vacation in Hawaii and staying at a few states for weekend trips. Next year I'm going to Australia which may be more.

As for the 20% it depends, it can be as low as 150$ a month. But there were a few months where I saved as high as 600$ (I'm currently paid hourly). I just graduated college meaning I'll be looking for a more permanent job, and maybe even leaving ATRL.

like 1/2 - 2/3 of my income..

20% of my paycheck. Rule of thumb, if you're not living at home, you need to always have enough in your savings to cover at least 6 months of your rent/bills.

1,500 per month usually. This month I haven't due to moving and needing my security deposit//first month rent for August.

not much