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Emergency Fund

Many people have a plan to deal with accidents, but where they fail is in actually testing them to see how well they work.
If you built up an emergency fund, that’s great. But, do you actually go through the process of simulating an emergency so you know what to expect when you actually need the [...]

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When you are trying to make a financial plan, or reach a certain financial goal, it is important to have an idea of your financial priorities. After all, without priorities, it is impossible to decide what you should do with your money — not to mention figure out what actions you need to take to [...]

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As I sit here thinking about my plans and goals for full time blogging (and at the same thing pinching myself to see if it’s all real), I realized that all this was only possible because of my parents.
Sure, I was able to quit my job because I established an emergency fund, knew my monthly [...]

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Some of us are creative thinkers, especially when it comes to making excuses about saving for our emergency fund.  From the weak economy to falling dollar to the high gas prices, I seem to hear something new every day.  To break the trend of using our creativity to think of excuses, I challenged myself to [...]

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We should do nothing, absolutely nothing. Don’t get me wrong, it is an important point in our lives et al. It also means a big difference in terms of our cash flow, but we really should not wait till the day we are debt free to act.
Becoming debt free does not happen without [...]

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