1. $1,000 emergency fund 2. Pay off debt using debt snowball. 3. 3-6 months of expenses in savings. 4. start investing 15% of household income. 5. college funding. 6. pay off your house early. 7. build wealth and give.
1. $500 to $1000 in an emergency fund. 2. Pay of all debt except house using debt snowball. 3. 3-6 months of expenses in a full-funded emergency fund. 4. Invest 15% of total income into pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's. 5. College funding. 6. pay off your home earlier than expected. 7. Build wealth and give!
1. $1000 in an emergency fund. 2. pay of all debt except house using debt snowball. 3. 3-6 months of expenses in a full-funded emergency fund. 4. invest 15% of total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's. 5. college funding. 6. pay off your home early 7. build wealth and give!
1) $1000 in an emergency fund 2) debt snowball (pay of all debt except mortgage) 3) 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund 4) invest 15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's 5) college funds 6) pay off mortgage 7) build wealth and give
The baby steps are 1) Thousand dollars in an emergency fund 2) Debt snowball 3) 3-6 months of expenses in the emergency fund 4) Investing 15% of household income into retirement plans 5) College funds 6) Pay mortgage until completely paid off 7) Build wealth and tithe
1. $1,000 in an emergency fund. (Unless you're income is under $20,000 a year, then put $500 in an emergency fund.) 2. Pay off all debt except the house utilizing the debt snowball. 3. Three to six months expenses in savings. 4. Invest 15% of your household income into Roth IRAs and pre-tax retirement plans. 5. College funding 6. Pay off your home early. 7. Build wealth and give.
#1 $1000 in an emergency fund #2 Debt snowball (pay of all debt except mortgage) #3 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund #4 Invest 15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's #5 College funds #6 Pay off mortgage #7 Build wealth and give
1. $1000 in an emergency fund 2. Pay off all debt except mortgage 3. 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund 4. Invest15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA'S 5. College Funds 6. Pay off mortgage 7. Build wealth and give
1) $1000 in an emergency fund 2) debt snowball (pay of all debt except mortgage) 3) 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund 4) invest 15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's 5) college funds 6) pay off mortgage 7) build wealth and give
1. put $1,000 in emergency fund 2. debt snowball 3. 3-6 months of expenses 4. put 15% of income in retirement funds 5. college funds 6. pay of your mortgage 7. build wealth and give
1) put $1000 in an emergency fund. 2) debt snowball. 3) 3-6 months expenses. 4) 15% of income in retirement funds. 5) college funds. 6) pay of your mortgage. 7) build wealth and give.
List all of the Baby Steps.
ReplyDeleteAutumn
1. $1,000 emergency fund
ReplyDelete2. Pay off debt using debt snowball.
3. 3-6 months of expenses in savings.
4. start investing 15% of household income.
5. college funding.
6. pay off your house early.
7. build wealth and give.
1. $500 to $1000 in an emergency fund.
ReplyDelete2. Pay of all debt except house using debt snowball.
3. 3-6 months of expenses in a full-funded emergency fund.
4. Invest 15% of total income into pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's.
5. College funding.
6. pay off your home earlier than expected.
7. Build wealth and give!
1. $1000 in an emergency fund.
ReplyDelete2. pay of all debt except house using debt snowball.
3. 3-6 months of expenses in a full-funded emergency fund.
4. invest 15% of total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's.
5. college funding.
6. pay off your home early
7. build wealth and give!
travis
1) $1000 in an emergency fund
ReplyDelete2) debt snowball (pay of all debt except mortgage)
3) 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund
4) invest 15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's
5) college funds
6) pay off mortgage
7) build wealth and give
The baby steps are
ReplyDelete1) Thousand dollars in an emergency fund
2) Debt snowball
3) 3-6 months of expenses in the emergency fund
4) Investing 15% of household income into retirement plans
5) College funds
6) Pay mortgage until completely paid off
7) Build wealth and tithe
1. $1,000 in an emergency fund. (Unless you're income is under $20,000 a year, then put $500 in an emergency fund.)
ReplyDelete2. Pay off all debt except the house utilizing the debt snowball.
3. Three to six months expenses in savings.
4. Invest 15% of your household income into Roth IRAs and pre-tax retirement plans.
5. College funding
6. Pay off your home early.
7. Build wealth and give.
#1 $1000 in an emergency fund
ReplyDelete#2 Debt snowball (pay of all debt except mortgage)
#3 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund
#4 Invest 15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's
#5 College funds
#6 Pay off mortgage
#7 Build wealth and give
1. $1000 in an emergency fund
ReplyDelete2. Pay off all debt except mortgage
3. 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund
4. Invest15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA'S
5. College Funds
6. Pay off mortgage
7. Build wealth and give
1) $1000 in an emergency fund
ReplyDelete2) debt snowball (pay of all debt except mortgage)
3) 3-6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund
4) invest 15% of the total income into Pre-tax retirement plans and Roth IRA's
5) college funds
6) pay off mortgage
7) build wealth and give
1. Thousand dollars in the emergency fund
ReplyDelete2. Debt snowball
3. 3-6 months expenses
4. 15% of income in retirement funds
5. save for college
Adam
1. put $1,000 in emergency fund
ReplyDelete2. debt snowball
3. 3-6 months of expenses
4. put 15% of income in retirement funds
5. college funds
6. pay of your mortgage
7. build wealth and give
eyezik
1) put $1000 in an emergency fund.
ReplyDelete2) debt snowball.
3) 3-6 months expenses.
4) 15% of income in retirement funds.
5) college funds.
6) pay of your mortgage.
7) build wealth and give.