Life doesn’t give warnings. That’s why an emergency fund isn’t a “nice to have”—it’s essential.
Here’s what it should cover:
• 3–6 months of essential expenses (think rent, groceries, insurance)
• Kept in a liquid, accessible account (not invested)
• Used only for true emergencies—not last-minute concert tickets
Pro tip: Build it slowly. Set up a weekly auto-transfer, even if it’s just $25.
Bottom Line: Emergency funds turn financial crises into minor detours.
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