10 Smart Money Moves
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The document outlines 10 smart money moves to help manage personal finances effectively. It recommends creating a financial plan by setting specific, measurable, attainable and time-bound savings goals. It also suggests choosing the right financial products by thoroughly researching savings vehicles, investments and loans. Additionally, it advises saving for emergencies by having 3-6 months of living expenses readily available.
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- 1. 10 Smart Money Moves Department of Financial Institutions ( www.dfi.wa.gov )
- 3. Move 1: Create A Financial Plan
- 8. Move 2: Choose The Right Products
- 13. Move 3: Save For A Rainy Day
- 17. Move 4: Check Backgrounds Of Financial Professionals
- 19. Move 5: Use Credit Wisely
- 21. Who Stores Your Credit Information? 3 Major Credit Bureaus Monitor You 1) TransUnion 2) Equifax 3) Experian
- 22. FICO Scores Developed By Fair Isaac Corporation Used By Majority Of Lenders Score For Each Of 3 Credit Bureaus 750-850 Excellent 700-749 Very good 650-699 Good credit 600-650 Fair 550-600 Poor
- 23. How You’re Scored Payment History 35% Amounts Owed 30% Types Of Credit 10% New Credit 10% Length Of History 15%
- 25. Move 6: Review Important Financial Documents
- 28. Move 7: Protect Your Finances and Identity
- 29. 1 In 5 Washington Residents Victim Of ID Theft In Past 5 Years Identity Theft 911 Report, 2007
- 32. Warning Signs You’re A Victim Denied Credit Unexpected Bill Bills Stop Arriving Fraudulent Charges Credit Cards Show Up
- 33. Move 8: Stay Up To Speed On Latest Scams
- 36. Move 9: Take Advantage Of Free Resources
- 38. Move 10: Know Where To Get Help
- 41. Questions? Jeremy Lushene [email_address] (360) 902-0506 dfi.wa.gov