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Originally Posted by Whitekryptonit3
Saving is easy depends on how much you can afford to remove from each pay check. Your bank should have an auto-savings account which will automatically remove a certain amount from your checking account each time a direct deposit comes in.
Check out this web site: http://www.wikihow.com/Save-Money
It give you a broad spectrum of how to save money.
Also I work for JP Morgan Chase Bank as a personal banker my best idea for you to do is to go into your local bank and have an account review and see all the options your bank has. If they don't have any or the interest rate sucks ie, lower then 2.25% get the fock out of that bank.
If you have any question I can help you over PM.
And pinacup7 I could also help you apply for a loan if you need one since your a first time buyer there are many programs that you could use and take advantage of. |
i'm thinking of opening one of those PNC accounts with the "electronic wallet" and transfering like... 15% of each paycheck in automatically. I'm at wachovia right now, and for a savings account to automatically transfer money... its $25 a month to do that... and it looks like the % on there is... .15%...
that sucks, what are some banks with good savings? I'm gonna look into PNC now...
edit: ING account just set up and money set to transfer each pay day...