Nice jump Dezrah :)
OK, so here's how it broke down...
1. We went on holiday and spent much less than anticipated (on holiday and at home) (about 1/3rd less than budget)
2. My mechanic can't book my vehicle in for a service and MOT (road fitness test) until early next week (ie invoice in June)
3. My wife got her first paycheck - woo!!
Actually my rental income and my wife's paycheck (though she did work an extra few hours this first month) will cover our expenses month to month (mortgages, electricity, cable) which technically means that I could save all my wages every month (though I'll still need to use it for car insurance, property management fee (something I can't not pay sadly), and home insurance), that's only a minor portion.
I might have to have some therapy on that one!
My retirement savings are in investments in my employee match scheme - I pay in 6% and the company matches it pre tax. I pay in an additional 2% as well (pre tax), though it is all locked in until I'm 58, hence why I'd want to save/invest outside this.