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- first thing u should save up for is ur retirement fund


- preauthorized checking help build discipline in savings


- 1st baby step is pay all your debt


- money market is a good place for ur emergency fund


- sinking fund is what really makes money grow over time

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- 80/20 rule is 80% knowledge 20% behaviour


- rate of return matters when it comes to compound interest


- if we used a race analogy to describe building wealth, it would be a sprint


- you should put 10% of ur household income into roth IRAs and pre tax retirement plans


- Murphy’s law is more likely to strike if you are prepared for the unexpected events that occur throughout life

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place of emergency fund should be in this type of account


baby step 1 is


typical american has ___________ savings rate


saving must become a ________


emergency fund is not a big ____

money market


$500-$1000


negative


Priority


insurance?

a fully funded emergency fund is _____ months of expenses


pay yourself ____


use the _________ approach instead of borrowing to purchase things


the % by which ur money grow is called ___________


______ says whatever can go wrong will go wrong

3-6 months


first


sinking fund


rate of return


Murphy’s law

saving habits of ben & arthur best illustrate...


what is the most sensible way to buy a $4000 car


correct order of priorities for ur money


key to saving money


reasons for saving

rate of return matters & length of time money is incensed matters


use sinking fund approach and save $400 a month for 10 months


save, pay bills, give


make savings a habit/priority, discipline, focus


emergency fund, purchases, wealth building

how much money should lisa & joe save in their emergency fund if they have $3000 credit card bill & mortgage

3-6 months in expenses

why is a money market a better place to keep your emergency fund? (3)

- savings account is too easy to access


- typically money market average higher interest rate than a savings account


- money market is accessible and generally has check writing privileges if needed

good way to help build discipline and get into savings is...


for most people (excluding students) a fully funded emergency fund will be about

pre-authorized checking


$10,000-$15,000

invest $1000, 12% interest, how much will be in the account after 2 yrs compounded annually


savings is about


what’s true about the concept of saving

$1254.40


emotion & contentment


you must pay yourself first

sinking fund approach means


which statement is most true about a one time investment for 40 years


what is the next step after you have a fully funded emergency fund

saving and paying cash


annual interest rate doesn’t matter when making a one time investment


invest 15% of your income into roth IRAs and pre-tax retirement plans

What statement is true?


using sinking fund approach, how much do u need to save to buy a $5000 car next year


how much should you have in ur emergency fund if u are working on baby step 2

when you pay with cash, you can almost always negotiate a better deal


$416.66 into savings


$500-$1000 depending on ur income