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Volume 15, Issue 3 of the American Saver, official newsletter of the America Saves campaign, has been published. Click here or on the image below to access and read the interactive newsletter.

In this Issue:

Recent high school graduate Peyton Caves savings strategies for saving for college
Get the latest news from the Local Campaigns
Get the skinny on what's involved when you actually go to buy a car
Find out interesting facts about buying insurance for your new or new-to-you car
Read tips and advice from savers across the country

Access the issue here or visit the publications page to access previous issues.

: Written by Tammy G. Bruzon; Category: Blog; Published: 16 September 2015

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Written by Administrator2 | January 12, 2014
Keep track of your spending. At least once a month, use credit card, checking, and other records to review what you've purchased. Then, ask yourself if it makes sense to reallocate some of this spending to an emergency savings account. http://ow.ly/sj972

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