1Chapter 1: Where Are You Right Now?
21How Much Should You Put Aside For Emergencies?
2Chapter 2: Increase Your Income
22How Do You Build Your Emergency Fund?
3Chapter 3: Manage Your Expenditures: How to Stick to Your Budget
23Where Should You Keep Your Emergency Money?
4Chapter 4: Get Rid of Debt
24A piggy bank
5The Snowball Method
25Prepaid card
6Debt Avalanche
26Bank or credit union account
7Debt Consolidation
27When Should You Tap Into Your Emergency Fund?
8Debt Settlement
28Invest in your social security
9Do not pay yourself early
29Invest in your social security
10Reduce the number of cards you own
30Invest in retirement accounts
11Use cash or don’t buy it
31High-yield savings accounts
12Do not delay paying off your balances
32Certificates of deposit
13Track your expenses
33Treasury bills and bonds
14Use coupons to reduce your expenditure
34Fixed annuities
15Pause before you spend found money
35Invest in Your Health
16Chapter 5: Have an Emergency Fund
36Immunity
17What is an Emergency Fund, and Why is it Important?
37Memory
18To avoid a financial setback
38Joints, muscles, and bones
19To avoid the debt cycle
39Invest in Your Safety
20To safeguard your future savings
40Conclusion
