Dipping into the EF
Posted on July 31, 2007 in emergency fund, health care
Well, over a month later, I finally got my bill from the dentist for the work she did on my front teeth. I originally thought it would cost close to $1,500 to get the work done (porcelain crown and a veneer), but a month ago I was quoted $1,230 … and my invoice was only $868.20!!!
While that’s still an expensive bill, I think that’s pretty cheap for a crown and veneer. The EF is going to take a hit, but I’m okay with that.
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