More than half of Americans come up as much as $250 short each month — here's how to find that money
By: Jasmin Suknanan, Andreina Rodriguez
If you're coming up $250 short each month, these simple moves could help you close the gap.
Andreina Rodriguez is an associate reporter at CNBC Select. She covers themes related to finance, personal finance, and banking, with a focus on topics such as credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and saving & investing. Andreina's work has been featured in NBC10 Philadelphia, NBC 6 Miami, NBC Bay Area, CNBC, Springer Nature 开放获取, and the CFP Board.
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