<prompt> Human: Hello PF!Never thought Id actually post here, but Ive been crunching numbers recently and after some research I wanted to see peoples opinionsget some advice.I work technically three jobs. My primary nets me, after taxes, around 28,000. My second is a semi-part time position where Im looking at maybe an extra 2500-3500 a year. My tertiary is a seasonal position that is extra on top of my primary, which will leave me with a solid 1100. Last year I received a tax credit of around 1500 and am expecting a similar one this year. So, in total worst case for my secondary Im looking at 33,100year after taxes. On top of this, Im going to be picking up a teacher-like position in my field as well, which will also be part time at 20hour which can contribute to my spending money, as hours are as I want them. Not counting the tax credit, Im looking at around 2600month income. Im looking at buying a new car in the next few months, after all is said and done Im looking at a payment of 650month with around 100month for insurance yay young people and sports cars, so for arguments sake lets say 750month. I want to start using the 502030 rule and want some advice on if this car is within the confines of reality for me. Im not paying rent right now and will not for the foreseeable future so my fixed spending is the carinsurance, spotify premium, and game subscriptions. For the sake of simplicity Ill say thats 900month, which actually falls under half of my monthly income 1300.For Fixed spending I have a few student loans the Parent Plus loans, specifically that Ive been helping with when needed and am going to set up a retirement fund through my cousin he does that for a living and really like a cushion in my savings for emergencies. 20 comes to 520, which should be enough to dump some into savings and some into the retirement fund.Flexible spendings budget comes to 780month. Ive dropped my spending on food significantly the last month and am going out much less. I did the budget, I spent around 60week on food while on shift, averaging around 3100year. When I saw that number I forced a major lifestyle change. Using an average of 4.3 months in a year I get around 180 dollars a week in flexible spending, not counting the potential 400 overflow from my under-using the 50 allocation.What I want to know is, does this sound like a reasonable allocation of my current resources? Did I do this right?Any advice, criticism, etc is more than welcome and greatly appreciated.Edit: Thank you all for the wake up call! The car is definitely not going to happen.  <response>: Im looking at buying a new car in the next few months, after all is said and done Im looking at a payment of 650month with around 100month for insurance yay young people and sports cars, so for arguments sake lets say 750month.This is not affordable for you assuming you are going to be paying this for many months. You dont need a sports car, and should not consider a sports car until you are on much firmer financial ground. 