Life often throws us around unexpected curves. Cars break down, water heaters blow up, medical expenses pile up, jobs lay people off… The best that people can hope to do is to be ready for the little things that come up – and be prepared ahead of time for the big ones too. Having a stash of readily accessible money can really help smooth even the worst situations.
Here at Financial Health Guy I try to provide quality content that will help out everyone. As usual, there were plenty of spam and poorly-written articles submitted, but I have weeded through and picked what I believe to be the 10 best of them.
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Overspending is one of the biggest problems that Americans have faced in the last few years, and it often occurs because of the ease by which we can get credit.
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For the past week or so we have been discussing the use of budgeting as a tool for you financial health. Using a budget lets you not only track what you earn and what you spend, but then to make the most of every one of your dollars. Use your trends to determine the best ways to save money.
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I know it doesn’t fit with the budgeting theme for the week, but I came across this article over at Creative Frugality and just had to share it. Full text below!
