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		<title>Checking and Savings Account &#124; Tips for Keeping the Ship Afloat</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The modern household typically has a checking and savings account at a local bank.  Although many of my friends make a considerable living, they still manage to run into short term duress on occasion.  Problems with a checking and savings account can creep up when you least expect it.  A fire can damage your house.  The oil man unexpectedly shows up.  The refridgerator croaks.  It happens.  Just because the wheels come off some piece of machinery in your life doesn&#8217;t mean you should be suddenly scrambling for money. Planning for a Rainy Day with Good Automated Checking and Savings Account Management I can&#8217;t tell you how to run your household, I don&#8217;t know how much money you make, I don&#8217;t know what your bills are.  What I do know is that I have developed a formula for me that has worked well for nearly two decades now &#8211; and it may be of use to you.  Some of these ideas I gleaned from books I&#8217;ve read.  Others I&#8217;ve kind of had to pick up on my own.  What&#8217;s important is to have a fundamental model for managing your basic cash needs and coming to mutual agreement with other family members about [...]<p><a href="http://kidssavingsaccount.info/36/checking-and-savings-account-tips-for-keeping-the-ship-afloat/">Checking and Savings Account | Tips for Keeping the Ship Afloat</a> is a post from: <a href="http://kidssavingsaccount.info">Online Savings Accounts - High Rate CD Accounts | Saving Money for Kids</a></p>
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