Monday, April 9, 2007

Small Savings Make A Big Difference


Heard about this story ?

Oseola was 40 years old when she was finally able to start saving money. She squirreled away pennies and nickles at first... then quarters... and eventually dollar bills.

She put her savings in a local bank and never touched it. Over time, her savings added up, and the principal and interest on those savings kept building and building.

In the summer of 1995, Oseola - the elementary school drop-out who never earned more than $9,000 a year - donated $150,000 to the University of Southern Mississippi!

Amazing, isn't! So the moral of the story - save whatever you can afford and it will just grow and grow. Likewise, for the affordable, he may buy a $100,000 coverage, but there is nothing embarrassing if you can afford a $10,000 cover for the time being. Is better to have some insurance cover rather than no cover.

So much to talk about today!

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