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Why Should I Have a Savings Account Anyway?

Why Should I Open An Savings Account Online? Menu
  1. What Is a Savings Account?
  2. What Is a Money Market Account?
  3. Why You Need an Online Savings Account Now
  4. Online Banking Myths
  5. Why Should I Have a Savings Account Anyway?
  6. Why Are People Reluctant To Open Savings Accounts Online?
  7. How Much Better Are The Rates Online?
  8. Tools To Evaluate A Move From Your Traditional Savings
  9. When Should You Put Money Into An Online Savings Account?
  10. Why Should I Have Multiple Savings Accounts Online?

Savings accounts are basically your emergency fund. They are for those times of need. What happens if you lose your job or your spouse loses their job? What if your car major repairs? What if someone in your family needs emergency medical treatment?

You need to be prepared for such circumstances. Never, never think that you are immune to the need of liquid assets. People that do not maintain some sort of liquid resource are gambling with their families well being.

The common thought is that you should save a minimum of six months of expenses in your savings or short-term savings. To achieve this you should budget your money accordingly.

Don't be fooled into thinking that online savings accounts are the only financial instrument you should use. Once you reach your six month expense budget and your short-term savings, you should look for longer-term, greater interest-bearing financial instruments. Year-long CDs and government bonds. Depending on the market though savings accounts online in many circumstances will match or beat the rates of even these tools. If you watch the rates set by the Federal Reserve Rates you can gauge which instrument is right for you.



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