One long-established piece of personal financial advice is that you should save 10% of your salary or wages each and every time you get paid. The idea is that by “paying yourself first” you won’t have to scramble to find money at the end of each month to deposit for savings. Instead, you’ll fund your savings before any other spending decisions or choices are made.
The earlier you can begin implementing this rule, the better. If you’re not already doing so, make every effort to begin with your very next paycheck. Even relatively short term consistent savings can add up.... Articles Tagged ‘saving money advice’
Saving Money: Save 10% of Your Salary and Watch Your Savings Grow
One long-established piece of personal financial advice is that you should save 10% of your salary or wages each and every time you get paid. The idea is that by “paying yourself first” you won’t have to scramble to find money at the end of each month to deposit for savings. Instead, you’ll fund your savings before any other spending decisions or choices are made.
The earlier you can begin implementing this rule, the better. If you’re not already doing so, make every effort to begin with your very next paycheck. Even relatively short term consistent savings can add up....
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
One long-established piece of personal financial advice is that you should save 10% of your salary or wages each and every time you get paid. The idea is that by “paying yourself first” you won’t have to scramble to find money at the end of each month to deposit for savings. Instead, you’ll fund your savings before any other spending decisions or choices are made.
The earlier you can begin implementing this rule, the better. If you’re not already doing so, make every effort to begin with your very next paycheck. Even relatively short term consistent savings can add up.... 
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