Rick holds a BA in Electronic Business Processes from The University Saint Cyril and Methodius - Skopje, Faculty of Economics and Science, Republic Of Macedonia.
Rick currently works as a Economist and Financial News Editor at TalkMarkets.
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Rick holds a BA in Electronic Business Processes from The University Saint Cyril and Methodius - Skopje, Faculty of Economics and Science, Republic Of Macedonia.
Rick currently works as a Economist and Financial News Editor at TalkMarkets.
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Great article!
5 Tips To Following Your Financial Plan
You are right, every decent plan would and should incorporate emergency funds. Actually the same study showed only 35% of people have a plan to save for emergencies. And only two-thirds have a plan to meet any of six savings goal, such as for emergencies, retirement, a child’s education or a down payment on a house.
5 Tips To Following Your Financial Plan
There are good words of advice indeed. But, People who get a plan often don’t follow it. One estimate suggests that just 20 per cent of people follow a financial plan received from a planner or investment adviser. Okay, people are busy and distracted. They’re also using a lot of their household cash flow for borrowing, rather than saving. But if you pay serious money to a professional to map out your financial future, why wouldn’t you follow the advice?