Mathematics, 17.05.2021 17:50, verawall39411

Jennifer is trying to save up for an emergency fund of $3000. Which saving strategy would likely be most effective in helping her meet her goal? Group of answer choices At the end of the month put any leftover money from her checking account into her savings instead Set up a direct deposit of $75 from each paycheck to automatically get put into her savings account instead of her checking account Wait until she's paid off all of her credit card and student loan debt, and then start saving for an emergency fund Every month, after she's paid for rent, student loan and credit card debt, utilities, and groceries, put $50 or $100 into savings

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