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(MONEY Magazine) – It would be nice, wouldn't it, if creating a secure financial life for you and your family was a one-time move. But in real life, the wherewithal to build a future tends to arrive in dribs and drabs--the $8,000 bonus, the $2,500 tax refund, that $6,000 in savings bonds you've been meaning to cash in. Even when you've been at it for a while, the bulk of your money decisions are more likely to involve those four-digit amounts than massive windfalls.

So where should you put five grand today? Well, you can't really answer that until you pose some other questions. For example, if you're just getting going (page 88), you may be eager to buy a killer stock, but you first need to ask whether you've got enough cash to see you through an emergency or whether your money might be put to better use paying off credit-card debt. Once you're on your way (page 90), where to invest the next $5,000 depends a lot on where you put the last $5,000. And by the time you're a seasoned vet (page 92), the question comes down to how much pizazz you want to add--or what risks you want to defend against.  ...

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