What would happen if you had an emergency cash fund? Start setting one up now until you have $500
to $1,000 set aside in a mattress savings account. Many credit unions or internet banks will open
an account with as little as one dollar or maybe $25 at others. Check your home
and car insurance deductibles to make sure your emergency fund could cover a
car accident or house fire. This ensures
that you have enough set aside for most of the money surprises that could throw
you off track. Again.
Put money aside for emergencies |
Now is the time to use all those money saving tricks you’ve
seen to actually save money and put it in the bank right away. Coupons at the grocery store, eat breakfast at home, and walking to the library instead of driving to the book store. Every time you save, or find, extra money
stash it in the emergency savings. You’ll
feel stronger and more resilient as it grows.
Now you are in control.
You have more flexibility. You can
avoid credit card debt. There are more
choices when you have money saved. Use
the emergency funds ONLY for real emergencies, not great sales or vacations. As soon as you deplete the account for an
emergency, start building it back up.
A fully funded emergency cash fund will change your outlook
on money. Don’t live in fear of it, you
need it to live every day. Start
controlling your money and your circumstances will change for the
positive. If you don’t have an emergency
cash fund, find some money today and open that account. You are getting stronger.
No comments:
Post a Comment