5 Ways Firefighters Can Build an Emergency Fund
Without an emergency fund, you might find yourself relying on high-interest loans or credit cards. That’s a dangerous game that can lead to a cycle of debt.
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Without an emergency fund, you might find yourself relying on high-interest loans or credit cards. That’s a dangerous game that can lead to a cycle of debt.
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Read This Article"It probably wasn’t money that drew you to this job: nevertheless, if managed well, your firefighting salary can enable you to both live well and achieve long-term financial success. You can exchange financial stress for financial success by taking command of your cash flow."
Read This ArticleLet’s face it – you can't solve every problem. But you can prevent a whole host of money problems if you jump on them early. In the words of firefighter Benjamin Franklin, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." That statement is as true today as it was in 1734.
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