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11-27-2007, 06:36 PM
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Welcome Wagon Goddess & Approved Trader
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Minnesota
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Originally Posted by doodlebug
Awesome ideas!!! I will certainly use them. I read articles by a man named Steven Snyder " life after bankruptcy" and he said with every pay check we should: 1) Give 10% to charity. 2) Save 10% 3) Invest 10% he say's that this can either be gross or net pay whatever you want. Question is, being only a one income family, how do you do this? That's 30% of your paycheck!!! anyway his site is Lifeafterbankruptcy.com
it is interesting to read if your interested.
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Personally I think this is what u do if you are not in too much debt. Paying off any debt is more important than anything. also, I don't agree with save 10% AND invest 10%. any savings should be investments. Unless u don't have an emergency fund and then u I think u should put the 10% into that and then start investing. I think people need to find what works best for them. It may be only 5% at first.
oh, I just got what the 10% savings was about. I am assuming it is for the "extras". I budget that into our expenses and it is less than 10%.
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