how and why to create a budget
Do you have a personal budget? This article features plenty of practical budgeting advice and some key benefits of budgeting, as well as five simple budgeting tips to help you get started.
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An emergency fund, or rainy day fund is exactly that - something that you can fall back on if you're faced with an unexpected bill or financial difficulty. Benefits include:
Read on to find out how to set one up.
Do you have a personal budget? This article features plenty of practical budgeting advice and some key benefits of budgeting, as well as five simple budgeting tips to help you get started.
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