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This is Optimal Finance Daily, the power of an online-only savings account by Tiffany Aliche of the budgetista.com.

Saving money isn't always fun. There, I said it. And when you have to rely on yourself to take the money

that's sitting oh so prettily in your checking account and manually move it over to a savings account at your same bank,

a few doors down from your forever BFF checking account. It's even less fun. The usual cycle is to

unhappily move a few dollars over from checking to savings when you remember, let it sit there in savings for a bit,

and then end up transferring it back to your checking account because of a new want or a need

that's going to cost a few more bucks than you have available in your checking account.

Time to break the no save cycle, yes? Especially now, in these uncertain economic times, savings

should move to the top of the to-do list. Why? Because having money tucked away in savings

is a key component to help you ride the waves of any future economic turbulence. Great news. I have an easy, peasy solution to help

you overcome all the savings drama. It starts with your savings mindset. Savings mindset.

One of the biggest obstacles to successful saving is you. Yes, you. Taking yourself no shade out of the equation

is key to sticking to your savings goals. Many of us have the mindset that saving is hard,

but it doesn't have to be. A really great and effective way to tackle the stress of it all is to take

small, simple, and automated way to tackle the stress of it all is to take small, simple, and

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