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It's hard to plan for the future when your present is tenuous and a struggle. Most who do save find an emergency situation forces them to clean out their savings. It is best to have an untouchable plan, one where you consider it out of reach and it also not attackable by lawsuits such as an IRA or 401k.
A good point made in this article is that "it's not what you make but what you save."
I know many examples of this wisdom and it is true. Find a way to set aside something for the future and if possible put it in a tax advantaged retirement investing account.
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