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I’ve been all over the map when it comes to an emergency fund and how much money should be stored in one.
I used to think that a nice, cushy emergency fund was important and necessary. I couldn’t take the risk of losing my job and not being able to pay the bills!
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Though, the idea of saving money by ditching your daily coffee habit seems to be gaining some momentum. David Back recently published a book titled, “The Latte Factor” and Suze Orman is vowing to never buy coffee from a coffee shop. Ever.
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