<prompt> Human: I automatically save 15 of every check post tax. I also max contribute to my company matched 401k. All my debts are paid off except my house and a little medical debt. We bought a bigger house last year but havent done anything to decorate it. I feel like Im sticking every spare dollar in saving or against my small medical bills. After savings and necessities, I feel like I live paycheck to paycheck.So I got a small raise and decided to put aside 10 every week into a separate account. Once it gets big enough, the intention is to buy myself a non necessity. But now that theres enough to do something small with 50 I just want to pay off more against my medical bills rather than use it on myself.How do I get out of this rut and start to actually enjoy where I am financially?  <response>: If youre saving money, youre not living paycheck to paycheck. Your problem is you arent budgeting for anything other than expenses and savings. If you have an emergency fund, and youre saving for your retirement and you cna pay off all your monthly expenses - then stop putting all your extra money in savings and include a budget grouping for other stuff. Theres no technical trick here. Youre just paranoid that youre going to lose all your money. Its psychological. The only advice we can give you is how to properly manage your expenses until you arent being swallowed by debt and are saving for your future. Youre already doing that... so whats your next goal? Its not a trick. If you have more money than you need - spend some of it. 