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Ready to Celebrate Money Smart Week? Here are three easy tips to get you started!
Although we know you’re working hard to be smart about your money every week, there’s no time like Money Smart Week to really own your finances. How about giving these tips a try?
Tip #1: Set up sub-savings accounts.
At any given time, you’re probably saving up for a bunch of different things. For instance, maybe you’re trying to tuck away money for next year’s spring break vacation, a new-to-you car and retirement. But if your savings all go into one big pool, it can be pretty easy for anything you’ve put aside to start looking like short-term savings (which could mean one heck of a vacation but not much for your retirement years).
Here’s something to try instead: Summit’s sub-savings accounts. These accounts are an easy way to separate and allocate your funds for different goals. You’ll be able to see exactly what you’ve saved for each category – and less tempted to dip into funds you know are set aside for something else.
Really want to make the most of Summit’s sub-savings accounts? Set up automatic transfers and your savings will be tucked away as soon as your paycheck hits your account.
Tip #2: Take advantage of Summit’s online and mobile banking tools.
We all know time is money. Here are three tools that can make a big difference and they’re all FREE:
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So, go ahead, own your money and let the Money Smart Week celebrations begin!
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