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Hello fellow(s)

Immigrant health care provider jumping on the financial journey, albeit late (34 y.o), but alas.

1) Query on HYSA:

I’ve narrowed down options to Ally and Wealthfront, any advice on what’s more frequently used, easier to use, has faster transactions?

2) Checkings to HYSA transfer:

What’s a reasonable amount per transaction to move from checkings to the HYSA. 10k, 25k, 30k? Or does it not matter since the funds were all taxed and legit.

3) Emergency fund:

3 month, 6 month or 10 months of savings? Also rent and car payments, health insurance, groceries? Maybe 4-6k a month? Does that sound reasonable.

Thanks guys!

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