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williew | Is now the time to be saving for a rainy day ? |
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Factotum
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Yes.
I think there's no time that's NOT the time to be saving. |
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ontopofoldsmokie
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You should ALWAYS have cash (liquid) reserves to carry you through hard times(rainy days). Everyone should save 3-6 months of expenses for crap that happens in life. 3 months if you are pretty stable financially- 6 months if you job/life is a little shakier(commission work).
The reason: No one can accurately predict the weather. It rains when it wants-for as long as it wants. One reason people lose everything after a big hit is because they have car, credit card, house, boat,etc...debt with no savings. A house of cards isn't very stable. |
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mikeeyman
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It's always the time to be saving for a rainy day! |
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David M
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Saving at any time is a good idea! |
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bud68
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It's always the time. |
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blackoil
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It's always the time to be saving for a rainy day...something's going to inevitably happen - it's not a matter of if, but when. |
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fishineasyâ„¢
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It HAS BEEN time!!
nfd♥ |
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tommie
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ideally, you should have started that when you first started working..but ..starting now is better than never. |
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A nobody
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You're question should be "investing" for a rainy day.
You should start "investing'' when you first received your allowance. You should invest in yourself first before you spend money on anything else, or pay any type of bills.
Doesn't have to be big amount, but it should be something.
Don't know what to invest in - buying one share of stock and reinvesting the dividends, put in monies monthly and buy additional shares. Try CD's, S&L share accounts. Money in the bank gets you almost no where, investing will get anywhere. |
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anonimitie
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In general, you should always have a safety net. But, the stock market has been hammered lately and, if you feel secure in your job, I'd consider taking 20% of the emergency fund and investing it to take advantage of the recovery we ought to see before the year is out. Then replace that 20% over time.
Again, that's if you feel secure in your job. If you think there's the potential for you to be laid off as a result of the bad economy, that means you're going to need the safety net. Therefore, my suggestion would be a bad idea for you. |
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The truth is
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I love rainy days. |
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ADG
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Absolutely. |
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kelly
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yes and the time is a ticking honey it is always nice and it also get rids of alot of stress to have a safety net under neath you. |
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saskia r
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Always this saving and thinking about tomorrow. I only live once, probably, so I'm going to make a plan.
1. Get a job where I can exploit my talents
2. Get really good at this job and climb and climb up.
3. Get rich by a project that works.
4. Be so rich and don't have to worry about the rainy day.
Guess I'll start writing right now. |
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