People Don’t Save Enough for Emergencies, but There Are Ways to Fix That

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When it comes to saving for emergencies, the evidence is clear: People want to do it. They just don’t follow through.

Updated Feb. 17, 2020 10:00 am ET

A survey by the AARP Public Policy Institute, for instance, found that 71% of workers would likely contribute to an emergency-savings fund if their employer offered one, and 87% would do so if their employer made matching contributions.

 

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Institutionalized saving is the best solution for most of us, as it takes more foresight and initiative to save for the future than most humans possess.

I think people are just to caught up in consumerism that they don’t realize the capital they could raise if they just put the latte and jordans down and stepped away from the cash register. LOL... theintelligentinvestor

Or how about ‘CANT’

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