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Emergency funds: how much should you save?

Jun 18, 20266 min read

An emergency fund is money kept aside for unexpected situations like medical bills, job loss, or urgent repairs. It prevents you from turning to expensive debt in a crisis.

A good target is three to six months of your essential expenses. If your income is irregular, aim closer to the higher end of that range.

Start small. Even saving a fixed percentage of your income every month builds up faster than you expect, and consistency matters more than the amount.

Keep the fund in a separate, easily accessible account that you do not use for daily spending. This separation helps you avoid dipping into it casually.

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