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🏆 Spend Planning! | Holly Morphew on Why Spend Planning Beats Budgeting 💰

Forget About Money

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Building Financial Safety Nets: Emergency and Goal Getter Accounts

Establishing a solid financial foundation involves creating two types of high-yield savings accounts: an emergency savings account and a goal getter account. The emergency savings account, referred to as a lighthouse fund, serves as a crucial safety net, ideally containing three to six months' worth of expenses. This fund provides security during unpredictable life events such as job loss, illness, or personal crises. Complementing this, a goal getter account, also known as a sinking fund, is designated for planned expenditures within the next one to three years, catering to various goals like vacations or necessary purchases. Regularly contributing to these high-yield accounts helps maximize interest earnings and ensures that funds are readily available for both emergency situations and future financial goals, thereby promoting a proactive approach to personal finance.

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