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1.
Treating your emergency fund as a bill to be paid gives it an element of priority.
True. Usually, we can find money to pay our bills.
2.
Why are stocks not considered a good parking place for emergency funds?
The stock market is volatile. It is possible for the price of your stock to be down when you need the money to cover an emergency expense.
3.
How much money should you keep in an emergency fund?
Your emergency fund should cover daily expenses for a period of three to six months at the minimum. If your income fluctuates, or if you're self-employed, you'd be wise to have more emergency cash on hand.
4.
When starting an emergency cash fund, it's always best to start with a high amount.
False. If you don't get a windfall, you can set aside a comfortable amount, such as 5%. You can always add to it later.
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Where is the best place to keep an emergency cash fund?
Keep your emergency cash fund in a savings account or money market account. These types of accounts are the most accessible in case of an emergency.
