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Portfolios 104:
Building an Emergency Fund
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1.
You will likely need an emergency fund most when you're not financially stable.
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True. People who are just starting out are usually most in need of such a fund.
2.
Where is the best place to keep an emergency cash fund?
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Long-term CDs are best because of the favorable interest rates.
Keeping emergency cash hidden in your house makes it much easier to get to when needed.
Keep your emergency cash fund in a savings account or money market account.
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.
3.
Treating your emergency fund as a bill to be paid gives it an element of priority.
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False
True. Usually, we can find money to pay our bills.
4.
Why are stocks not considered a good parking place for emergency funds?
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Stocks always lose value
The stock market is volatile
Stocks actually are the best place to park your emergency money
You can't get your money out of stocks in time to use it
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.
5.
A retirement account is not a good candidate to hold an emergency fund.
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True. Retirement accounts require years to build up. When you take money out now, you can lose a lot of growth in future years.
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