Keeping your money in the wrong place has some easy tells: Your money won't grow on its own, and you don't have cash on hand for an emergency. If money comes into your checking account and stays there, you're probably not making the most of your money. If your emergency fund isn't full and in a separate account, your money isn't in the right place. You don't have goals you're working towardsIf you don't have money goals you're working towards, there's a good chance you're keeping your money in the wrong place. Your money isn't growing on its ownThe reason people invest, for retirement or otherwise, is to keep their money growing over the long term.

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