OK, I want to Save Money but I Don’t Know Where to Start
Automatic transfers, complex savings plans, round-ups, microsaving. Does starting and building a Savings Account have to be so complicated? Nope. During America Saves Week, you can focus on just one facet of saving each day.
By the end of the week, you’ll have confidence in your ability to save like you never have before.
Day One, April 8: Save Automatically
It doesn’t get any easier than automating deposits into your Savings Account. Find out just how easy on day one. Here’s how to set up automatic transfers in online banking.
Day Two, April 9: Save for the Unexpected
We’ve sure learned how important it is to be prepared for the unexpected. Day two is dedicated to helping you prepare for emergencies. The best bet? Prepare to be financially resilient…even if times feel hard. Grab this free guide to get started.
Day Three, April 10: Save for Major Milestones
You know there are money milestones on the horizon. Are you using the best savings options to meet those milestones head on? Take a look at different savings tools and what kind of goals they best align with.
Day Four, April 11: Paying Down Debt is Saving
Paying down debt is a great way to save money! It means you’re paying less on interest and potentially boosting your credit score. On day four, focus on how you can reduce debt as part of your savings plan. Jump in by getting a clear understanding of how a tool like debt consolidation loans can kickstart your debt paydown journey.
Day Five, April 12: Saving At Any Age
Imagine how much easier money would be for everyone if we talk about it intentionally. The truth is, you’re never too young or too old to start talking about money – and learn ways to save smartly. But talking about money is hard. Find out why, and how to overcome that, in this article.
Knowledge is the key to a strong savings game
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Changing Money Habits
It may sound like a hoax, but mindfulness works. And cultivating a keen awareness for how our emotions can dictate our relationship to money gives us the power to transform our financial future.Read the article -
Saving for Kids? Pros and Cons
If you’re thinking about saving for your child’s future, you’ve already taken a huge step. Two popular options for long-term savings are 529 plans and trusts. Here are the pros and cons of each savings option.Read the article -
Understanding Microsaving
Saving money doesn’t have to happen in huge increments. If you have a good amount you can put away, that’s great. If not, microsaving could get you started with smaller steps. Find out if it’s right for you.Discover Microsaving -
Guide to Mastering Your Money
Once you start saving money, you’re going to feel a better sense of financial control. Get sustainable action items to help you start building a Savings Account in this free guide: Master Your Money.Get my Guide
In Just 12 Months, Your Savings Account Could be 4-5 Digits
It’s entirely possible for you to have a Savings Account you can count on within 12 months. Use America Saves Week as your launching pad to get there.
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Open Your Savings Account
Get started with an Emergency Savings, Holiday Savings, Vacation Savings…whatever you need money for Savings! -
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Set Up or Increase Automatic Transfers
Build your balance without even thinking about. Get going with automatic transfers. Or up the amount you’re already doing to get to your goal faster. -
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Use the America Saves Week Resources
You’re not in this alone. The resources on this page are here to help you figure out what to do with your money to make saving second nature