Here are the other tips & they are very, very simple but the basics is the best place to start:
- Spend less than you make, make a budget & stick to it. You cannot get head if you overspend
- Have an emergency fund. Save at least 3 months of living expenses in case of a sudden job loss or unexpected expense...not a new tv but a major car repair or medical expense
- Save at least 10% of your income. Make that part of your budget as if you were spending it
- Pay off credit cards. If you use a card, pay it off each month, the fees you pay could be going to your savings
- Prioritize and pay off debt. List your debts from highest to lowest interest rates and start paying down the highest ones first
- Check your insurance. make sure your life, home and car are set at proper deductibles and cover your liabilities
- Check your will. Make sure you have a will in place and everything is current
- Consolidate your investments. If you have multiple investment accounts from past employers, it may save you on fees to combine into just one or two accounts

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