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Save Towards a Goal

Whether you're trying to save for big screen television, new car or for a down payment on a new home, time, money and rate of return will all be determinant factors of when you'll meet your savings goal.

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Do you have a "savings" line item in your monthly budget?
Are you saving more or less than you did last year?
How many months of 'rainy day' savings do you have?
What are you saving for?
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