5 Things You Can Do With an Extra $1,000

What should you do with some extra cash? Greg Hammond, CFP®, CPA shares 5 things you can do with extra cash:
1) Add to or create your emergency fund,
2) Pay down your debt,
3) Increase your employer retirement plan contribution to receive the full company match,
4) If eligible, max out your Roth IRA contribution, and
5) Build a non-retirement investment account.

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