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That’s Life!

That’s Life!. A Penny Saved is a Penny E arned. . Community Financial. Fifth Third Bank. Bank of America. RATINGS OF THE INSTITUTIONS. Banks: 1. Community Financial 2. Fifth Third Bank 3. Bank of America Checking Accounts: 1. Fifth Third Bank 2. Community Financial 3. Bank of America

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That’s Life!

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  1. That’s Life! A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned.

  2. Community Financial

  3. Fifth Third Bank

  4. Bank of America

  5. RATINGS OF THE INSTITUTIONS Banks: 1. Community Financial 2. Fifth Third Bank 3. Bank of America Checking Accounts: 1. Fifth Third Bank 2. Community Financial 3. Bank of America Saving Accounts: 1. Community Financial 2. Fifth Third Bank 3. Bank of America

  6. Current Savings Plan Right now I have a basic savings account at Community Financial. I am invested in a CD. Although I cannot withdrawal money out of my account it will be well worth it in the end when I am able to get interest back. Even though it is not much, it is better than not getting any back. I figure this is the right time to do this because I get weekly allowance and my paycheck so I am not withdrawing much money anyways. I also have a checking account which I am able to withdrawal money from at any time.

  7. Saving plan 5 years from now 5 years from now I am hoping to still have my CD running. I will be in graduating from college but hopefully making more money. Thankfully I wont have any student loans to pay off because that is already taken care of. I will continue to have a checking and saving account. 5 years from now is when I need to save all my money and stop spending. I will be things about kids, marriage, pets, retirement and much more. The future is a little bit scary!

  8. Saving plan 10 years from now Much of my money in 10 years will be spent on my kids, husband, vacations and retirement. Even though I wont be retiring any time soon I have already started to put money away. I hope to vacation and travel around the world when I retire! That will involve a lot of saving and being smart with my money. I wont have a CD anymore but instead building credit and maintaining my interest.

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