What amount do you save per month?

Zero

Savings is investments. Once you hit where you want to be for an emergency fund, there is no more "savings"

Varies - I fund my "new car fund" and I have to replace my long-term savings when I dip into them. Ideally, I will be 1 year funded in advance, but I'm closer to 3 months (but that doesn't include things like a reserve amount if I have to replace a roof and the aforementioned "new car fund" that I can borrow from then pay back.)

Call it $800 a month on average.

Roughly $500 a month. When it gets to a certain point I take a chunk and pay off a loan. Repeat.

I try to maintain a checking account at a certain level and everything else automatically gets invested.

Several thousand a month probably. I’ve never really looked into it.

Wife and I both max out our 401k’s then I have another $600 month going to Edward Jones to back door my to Roth every year or I’ll just leave it it that account and fund the Roth through my checking.

Rest of the money was just sitting in checking and savings earning nothing every year. I usually end up getting a pretty high balance then go blow it on cars, ATV’s, guns, watches, pool, vacations then build it back up to do it all over again.

I finally opened a capital one 360 account so I’m earning 4.3% on about half but I’m trying to get my wife to move the rest and us just keep around 20k in her checking and 20k in my checking to pay bills out of.

So to answer your question I have no fricking clue Sometimes it could be $4,000 a month and sometimes it could be $20,000 per month.

Maintain $15,000 in savings account unless there is a big purchase I am preparing for.

5% to 401k to get company matching

60% of monthly pay into investment account

House and vehicles paid off. No debt.

$700 into stocks a week and $100 to Ibond weekly on auto. These are in addition to my retirement accounts. Also got $50,000 in a HSA making 5% now.

I max my 403b and backdoor Roth IRA on top of this and also have a 7% deduction for pension.

1200/month goes into rainy day after 401k and roth max.

Emergency fund is established. 1200/month goes to dedicated big expenses. Last 3 years it's been built up for a cash purchase of a car. New HVAC the following year, new roof after that.

We have a 10 year plan that takes us to 2 newish paid vehicles, paid off house, with a newish roof and hvac.

I shoot for 20% a month of gross income

I have way too much in savings not doing anything. Granted it's in a Marcus/Goldman Sachs HYSA earning 4.5%, but I need to be doing more with it.

We probably put close to $1k a month away with another 11% going into my 401k.