Category Archives: Emergency Fund
Our Financial House – The Foundation
After digging and pouring the footer for our house, it’s time to set our foundation. Our financial foundation needs to be solid, stable, and able to support the weight of our financial house. Three components of a solid financial foundation – Insurance At present, my wife and I have health insurance, term life insurance, disability [...]
Debt Reduction And The Emergency Fund
From a recent email from “Rick” – If you had to begin your debt reduction journey today, would you immediately begin to attack your debts or would you first take the time to build up my cash reserves? This is a great question, and one I’ve been asked several times. First, for the sake of [...]
ING Direct Tax Forms Now Available
I just logged in to my Orange Savings Account and noticed that my 2009 tax forms are now available for download. From the ING Direct website: You’ll receive a 1099 if you are… The primary account holder of one or more deposit account(s) that earned in total $10 or more in interest in 2008. A [...]
The Emergency Fund To The Rescue!
This is a guest post by Paul Williams from Crackerjack Greenback. You can visit his site and follow along his journey as he goes from being laid off to finding his next job. After reading, consider subscribing to Paul’s RSS Feed. A couple of days ago, I was laid off. Am I concerned? Yes. Am [...]
