"When your values are clear
your financial decisions
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David’s Top Tips To Sustain An Emergency Fund
Struggling To Build Up Your Emergency Fund? See David's Top Tips Here
A May report by the Federal Reserve showed in a 2015 survey of households that 46 percent of respondents said they would struggle to meet emergency expenses of $400. That means small hiccups in life, such as a car repair or a hot-water heater breakdown, would leave many people unable to scrape up funds for those expenses.
Money can be complicated, and everyone’s got an opinion about it.
3 Wealth-Building Concepts Most People Haven’t Grasped
Building Your Wealth Isn't Always Sexy
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According to bestselling author David Bach, who is releasing an updated version of his hit book “The Automatic Millionaire” this December, the “most important” first step to take in building wealth is also the easiest: Automate your finances.
By my second year, I had gotten a couple of raises and was able to adjust my financial goals from “staying afloat” to actually saving and investing.
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