We always tell clients to set aside liquid cash in an “emergency fund” for unexpected expenses, a job loss, or other random events that life throws our way. When the government isn’t handing out stimulus checks, setting aside cash for an emergency fund may seem daunting. This is especially so for recent college graduates just stepping out in the real world. I was interviewed by Matt Goldberg of www.Bankrate.com for an article where we discuss several different ways to automate savings, rethink the process, and not make savings seem so onerous. Click through to read the details: https://www.bankrate.com/banking/savings/save-1200-in-12-months-emergency-fund-avoid-relying-on-stimulus-check/
