Guest post by Lyle Solomon, Principal Attorney at Oak View Law Group in California. So, what does it really mean to live paycheck to paycheck? Living paycheck to paycheck is an expression used to define people who use most of their income towards their expenses. If you live paycheck to paycheck, little to no part […]
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Experts say that you should have an emergency fund of three to six months just in case something were to come up. Emergency funds could help cover: Unexpected home repairs Car troubles Abrupt career changes Sudden medical needs When you have money saved up for any of the above, you save yourself the headache
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Which should you do first: build your emergency savings fund or pay down debt? Right now… 56% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck 70% of Millennials specifically are living paycheck to paycheck (more than any other generation!) 69% of adults have less than $1,000 in their savings account Average American debt stands at $6,270
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Life happens. But it’s impossible to predict how and when emergencies will happen. Medical bills, home repairs, a job loss, an unexpected injury, even rent expenses, can suddenly become an unmanageable cost if you have no emergency fund to fall back on. Lack of a financial safety net can send you into a vicious cycle
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