Savings accounts

In this article I'll share with you how I organize my bank accounts, what has worked best for my family as we work through paying off our $490k worth of debt, + give you some real life examples to actually help you get started organizing your own bank accounts.

6 Savings Accounts Every Family Needs to Have via @lifeandabudget

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Did you know that your savings goals could be pointless if you don’t have more than one savings accounts?

Where you put your #money matters. Whether you're new to #personalfinance or have been at it for a while, you're probably aware that you should have *some* type of savings. If you have any questions about any of these accounts, tap the link on this pin

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@financesreimagined on Instagram: “🙌🏼 Money Accounts where your money can GROW. Which accounts do YOU have? Comment below! 🙌🏼 My tagline for @financesreimagined in my bio is…”

An emergency fund is essential to achieve financial freedom. Must have savings account! Also known as a rainy day fund for unplanned expenses. Great for budgeting, savings, and cash envelopes!

I remember the very first bank account that I set up. It was right after the County Fair. I was 10. If you aren’t a farm kid, the county fair doesn’t mean much to you, but I was a 4-H k…