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Three great savings tips – Part 4

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I tend to be fairly vocal about the importance of saving for the future, but I also want to make sure that a lot of the advice I find online is what I wish I would have heard – or, at least, paid attention to – when I was younger. Hopefully, you find these pieces …

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Three great savings tips – Part 3

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Everyone would probably agree that saving is a good thing – at least, I hope everyone would agree. So, when I found Liz Weston’s Three Money Tips for Every Income on MSN Money, I knew I needed to share it. Last week, I shared the first two income brackets on two different days. Today, we’ll …

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Three great savings tips – Part 2

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Yesterday, I offered commentary on a small portion of an article Liz Weston wrote for MSN Money during the summer. Today, I will continue giving my commentary with a focus on the next income bracket. Weston recommends the following three pieces for the lower middle income bracket, or households with an annual income from $20,000 to …

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Three great savings tips – Part 1

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Saving can be a difficult thing for some income brackets, and it always seems like the advice you find online is geared to the higher income households. Unfortunately, not everyone earns in the top income brackets, and they may need advice, too. This summer, Liz Weston wrote some good advice for all income brackets in …

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Saving for Emergencies: How to Save $500 to $1,000 for Emergencies

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The following post comes from our friends at America Saves offer some great advice. Here, for example, is a fantastic post on how to save for emergencies. Maintaining an emergency savings account may be the most important difference between those who manage to stay afloat and those who sink in debt. An emergency savings fund consists …

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