Emergency Fund

Welcome to the "Emergency Fund" category on Questions LLC, where we are dedicated to providing essential information and guidance on establishing and maintaining an emergency fund. Life can be unpredictable, and having a financial safety net in place is crucial to tackle unexpected situations. Whether you are seeking advice on how to start an emergency fund, tips for saving efficiently, or strategies for managing unexpected expenses, you have come to the right place. Our community is here to support and help you build a solid financial foundation, ensuring your peace of mind when faced with emergencies. Browse through the questions and answers in this category to gain valuable insights and practical solutions for all your emergency fund-related queries.

Questions (33)

1.) Your realized income from your primary job is $3,076.45/month. Your fixed expenses are 36% of your realized income. How much
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2. asked by Anthony
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Round any decimals to the nearest penny.Your realized income is $2,415.64/month, and 54% are discretionary monies. If you want
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2. asked anonymously
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You have housing and fixed expenses of 813.52 per month you want to have 6 month emergency fund and you want to have it funded
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2. asked by Morticia
3. 94 views
Which is an appropriate use of money in an emergency fund?(1 point) Responses buying a brand new car buying a brand new car
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2. asked anonymously
3. 81 views
What is another name for an emergency fund?401(k) long-term debt take-home pay a rainy-day fund
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2. asked anonymously
3. 82 views
Andrea wants to build an emergency fund of$ 2 , 340 $2,340dollar sign, 2, comma, 340 over the next year. She wants to save the
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2. asked by Pls help
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The Hernandez family is experiencing some financial pressures, even though the couple has a combined income of $66,000. Also,
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2. asked by Marie
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Think of an unanticipated major expense that you might face in the next five years. Discuss how you will ensure that it does not
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2. asked by .
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You are working on building your emergency fund. Your total living expenses are$ 1 , 800 $1,800dollar sign, 1, comma, 800 per
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2. asked by Pls help
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What is the quickest short-term way of saving up for an emergency fund?Getting a new job. Taking out a low-interest loan.
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2. asked anonymously
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A) How much should an emergency fund cover?one month's expenses three months' expenses six months' expenses twelve months'
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2. asked anonymously
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5. How much money should you keep in your emergency fund?a. at least $2,000 b. 15-20% of your income c. enough for six months of
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2. asked by sara
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How much money should you keep in your emergency fund?a. at least $2,000 b. 15-20% of your income c. enough for six months of
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2. asked anonymously
3. 33 views
You're working on building your emergency fund. Your total living expenses are\[\$3{,}900\] per month and you're hoping to save
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2. asked by John Thomas
3. 70 views
To start building an emergency fund, which type of expenses should you start adding up first?Choose 1 answer: Choose 1 answer:
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2. asked anonymously
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You are working on building your emergency fund. Your total living expenses are\[\$1{,}800\] per month and you're hoping to save
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2. asked anonymously
3. 26 views
You're working on building your emergency fund. Your total living expenses are\[\$2{,}200\] per month. You're hoping to save
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2. asked anonymously
3. 22 views
You are building your emergency fund and are writing down your monthly expenses:Expense Amount Rent \[\$1{,}400\] Utilities
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2. asked anonymously
3. 20 views
When we make goals, we can use the word SMART to check if they are good goals or if they need to be improved.Which of these is a
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2. asked anonymously
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Identify which of the following is not an emergency for which you should spend your emergency fund money.-You lost your job and
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2. asked anonymously
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Which option describes an emergency fund?(1 point) Responses Low-risk investments in case something bad happens. Low-risk
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2. asked anonymously
3. 20 views
How much should an emergency fund cover?(1 point)Responses one month’s expenses one month’s expenses three months’
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2. asked anonymously
3. 25 views
The easiest way to save for your emergency fund is to use your _____.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 25 views
Your realized income from your primary job is $3,076.45/month. Your fixed expenses are 36% of your realized income. How much
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 32 views
Round any decimals to the nearest penny.Your fixed expenses are $834.02/month. You save 5 months' worth in an emergency fund
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2. asked anonymously
3. 49 views
Experts recommend that you accumulate enough to cover 3 to 6 _____of expenses in your emergency fund.(1 point)A) Days B) Weeks
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2. asked by Storm
3. 25 views
The purpose of an emergency fund is to . . .Group of answer choices Teach you how to invest in growth stock mutual funds. Teach
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2. asked anonymously
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Experts recommend that you accumulate enough to cover 3 to 6 _____of expenses in your emergency fund.(1 point) Responses Days
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2. asked anonymously
3. 13 views
Your fixed expenses are $1,151.65/month. You saved 4 months' worth in an emergency fund, investing 25% in a savings account at a
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 18 views
Which of the following should be your top priority?Responses saving in an emergency fund saving in an emergency fund - incorrect
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2. asked anonymously
3. 23 views
The easiest way to save for your emergency fund is to use your _____.(1 point) Responses existing savings existing savings
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2. asked by donal
3. 11 views
Round any decimals to the nearest penny.Your fixed expenses are $1,763.25/month. You saved 6 months' worth for an emergency fund
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2. asked by donal
3. 15 views
You have housing and fixed expenses of $813.52/month. You want to have a 6-month emergency fund and you want to have it funded
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2. asked anonymously
3. 24 views