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A No-Resolution Plan for Better Finances in 2021 Kiplinger 12/30/2020 © Provided by Kiplinger The new year is typically a powerful time to reflect on how you may want to shift things and/or make positive changes in your life. For some of you, that may mean eating healthier, working out, paying down debt or developing new financial habits. Notice that I did not mention anything about a New Year’s resolution? The reason is that research shows that people don’t stick to them! Instead, I wa...

Make an Emergency Fund for Real Emergencies Youve heard of saving for a rainy day. Well, for many, 2020 was the monsoon that refused to end. While it was a difficult year for nearly everyone, those who had an emergency fund in place at least had a temporary cushion to see them through their bleakest moments. Based on your income, try to save enough to cover at least one month of expenses in liquid savings. And to be clear, getting your kid the latest PS5 or taking that long-delayed vacation do...