Get smart with your money
By Liz Weston
Planning ahead is hard when you’re broke. But planning ahead may be the best way to stop being broke and start building a solid financial future.
People who have a strategy tend to save more money and be financially healthier than those who don’t, studies have found. In my latest for the Associated Press, why planning ahead is essential, even when you’re broke.
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