<prompt> Human: Mods, feel free to delete if I break any rules as Ive never posted here before!My situation is Im 19 and live w parents. I have suffered from debilitating anxiety and depression for around a decade now amp; im just able to start working as I havent had any treatment before this year and wasnt able to hold a job for more than a month. I have been at my current job for 3 months making 9.25hour and averaging between 20-35 hours a week. I dish-wash at a small privately owned restaurant and my hours fluctuate with how busy we are, Ill get sent home 3-4 hours early some days because its that slow. Im also about to start a second job as a loading dock worker, pay should be 9.00-9.50 an hour but they werent specific about it.Once I start my second job, I will be working 5am-11am 3-4 days a week for my loading dock job and 3:30-811pm for 3-5 days a week at my dishing job.Ill be averaging about 9.25 an hour since the pay is similar if not exactly the same and around 60-80 hours per week.I dont own a car, and my monthly expenses since I still live at home average around 150-200 a month I buy my own food and help pay for groceries for my parents or my grandma I only have 285 in savings right now, but my father works at a car dealership is willing to go half and half on a used car from his dealership and I need about 1000 for this. I desperately need a car for work and I can feasibly get rides to and from until January at best, and I dont have access to a vehicle for long enough periods of time to borrow for work purposes. I also want to move out by the time I turn 20 in June next year and I have little financial planning skills or budgeting skills, any advice on how to manage my money and my time properly? Resources of any sort would be helpful.Thank you!  <response>: I also want to move out by the time I turn 20 in June next yearDont prioritize this. It sounds like you arent ready. At a minimum, you need to build up a good sized emergency fund at least three months of expenses plus first and last months rent plus security deposit plus money for furniture before you try to move out. 