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[QUOTE="rubesh, post: 325177, member: 94046"] Each little bit helps, so start with a tiny amount each week or month. Your emergency fund will gradually develop over time, and you may raise your payments as your income rises. Put up an automated transfer from your checking account to your emergency fund once a month. This will allow you to save money without even thinking about it. Cut down on or eliminate needless expenditure: Examine your costs and discover areas where you may cut or remove excessive spending. Cutting back on eating out, subscription services, and other non-essential expenses might help you save more money for an emergency fund. cheers. [/QUOTE]
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