Monday, January 5, 2015

Money 2015

A new year is here and our best 2015 money moves are to save and invest and to stay out of debt. I may have talked about it elsewhere, but now is a good time to start the 52-Week Savings Challenge. In the end you will save $1,378 this year. I do it a little bit different by starting with the highest and working my way down. For me this makes sense since I earn more at this time than I will later.


The beginning of the year is a good time to give your financial matters a review. You can never be reminded enough when it comes to finances to make sure you're still on target or ahead.


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