You’ve heard me talk about “sinking funds” on the podcast, but have you ever wondered about the particulars of WHERE to save these funds? A podcast listener, Dina, asked for clarification, so that is what we are talking about today! I’m bringing you four methods to save and manage your sinking funds so you can choose which works best for you.
Let's get to it!
Renae
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