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Capt. Rob Eckhardt is the first to admit that he hasn’t always been responsible with money. But less than 10 years after a rocky start to saving, Eckhardt reports that he and his wife are free from credit card debt, have a down payment on a home, and are saving regularly for retirement.
And, as the Military Saves representative for his Air Force squadron, he’s helping others make similar progress. Click here to read more about Rob's savings story.
All over our great state, people just like you are proving that you don’t have to be rich to build wealth. As members of North Carolina Saves, they are paying off their debts, and saving to reach their financial goals such as home ownership, building an emergency fund or a comfortable retirement. We can help, with tips and support to help you set goals to achieve your dreams no matter what they may be. So what are you waiting for? Enroll in North Carolina Saves and join the thousands of North Carolinians who have already started on the path to making their dreams a reality.
Building wealth starts when you set a goal and make a plan to reach that goal. Whatever goal you choose – whether it’s buying a car, buying a house, or getting out from under your debts – learn about proven savings strategies and get simple tips on the best ways to save. Click on the links below to learn how to:
NC IDA Collaborative, United Way of North Carolina, office of the NC State Treasurer, FDIC, Federal Reserve, NC Cooperative Extension, EITC Carolinas and the North Carolina Bankers Association
"To cut my food cost down, I started making a monthly menu and base my grocery list on the menu. By doing this I’ve saved at least $200 a month."
Capt. Rob Eckhardt is the first to admit that he hasn’t always been responsible with money. But less than 10 years after a rocky start to saving, Eckhardt reports that he and his wife are free from credit card debt, have a down payment on a home, and are saving regularly for retirement. 
