Save for annual expenses
Year after year, many of
us find ourselves with the same financial problems. We know we have to pay
house or car insurances and other annual expenses, yet we pretend otherwise
until the due date arrives. We then use our credit cards or even seek financing
to pay for these unavoidable expenses. You should list and calculate the total
of these expenses, divide the total by 12 and save for them monthly so you will
have the cash available when the time comes.
Save at least 3 month’s
salary In the event of loss of employment, a decision to change jobs, an international
financial crisis or any emergency, you still need to pay bills, buy groceries
and cover other unavoidable monthly expenses to keep your home running, provide
for your children and simply live. Everyone (especially parents, homeowners and
renters) should have an account with at least three to six months salary set
aside. If you find it difficult to save three month’s salary, you should aim to
cover at least three months of expected expenses (loans, rent, bills, etc.)
Save for your major
goals
People become very frustrated when they make a decision to achieve a major
milestone but find that they are unable to do so because of lack of funding.
If, for example, you’re planning to buy a car or a home, you probably need to
have a down payment to qualify for the loan or mortgage. Decide on your next major
life event, call us to find out the financial implications, and set up either
an Automatic or Forced Savings Plan immediately so you’ll be prepared.
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