<prompt> Human: I am getting married to my beautiful fiancé in January and as we take this next step in our lives and our adulthood. Saving and financial security is very important to her and thriftiness is important to me. I want to tell you guys where we are at.We will both be 23 when we are married.We have two paid off cars. Hers: 09 Tacoma w 70k miles, Me: 00 Miata with 82k miles.We have no student debt or any debt.Her degree is Human Resources from U Houston and she currently lives at home with her family making about 2000 a month working part time while she looks for a full time job. She has had a few interviews and gotten really far but has yet to be hired. She is looking for a full time job that pays 40k-45k a year w benefits. We both think she will have a full time job. She has about 5k-6k in savings and some credit. She has no bills.I have a degree in Health Education from U Houston and currently work part time as a soccer coach making 50hr and working about 15 hours a week. I am currently about to take a job as a substitute teacher that should bolster my yearly income average: 15kyr until I can get a full time teaching job. Teaching are needed in Houston and I will have my certification done by DecemberJanuary where I hope to get a full time job starting 40k-50kyr. My bills are 89mo for insurance and 115mo for phone. I have 1800 in savings and no credit.I know a lot relies on at least one of us getting a full time job. What do you guys think?Edit: I also live at home with my family. We both just graduated from college and after living away from home in apartments we decided that we would save a lot more money by living at home until we were married.  <response>: If you plan to have kids, figure out childcare before you get married. Is one of you going to stay home with them? Set your spending so you are basically living off of one income now, and the second income should be saved for medical bills and purchasing gear and such when the babyies arrive. Source: had no plan, got pregnant, had twins, am now broke 