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Old 03-01-2008, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by nanamom View Post
Planning how to pay off the bills is a great start, but it is equally important that you get on a budget so that you don't have to use your emergency fund for utilities in the future. I think everyone on here would encourage you to have an EF. However pay the bills first and if there isn't money left after you do that. then you need to find other ways of making that happen, maybe another job, or selling something, or cutting down spending, or canceling cable (not a utility as someone already said). There are lots of ways mentioned on other threads I'm sure.


Yeah I agree, The emergency Fund is not for paying bills, I just decided to do it now so that I can save more money 2 months from now when the bills are much lower. I decided to take $300 from my EF and pay some bills and I get paid in 2 weeks and can just push iback to $1300 and from there pay all bills from my primary account
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