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9 Convincing Reasons Why You Need An Emergency Fund

Everyone should have a plan in place for an emergency situation, including saving money for an emergency fund. Here’s why having an emergency fund is key.

An Emergency Fund Is More Than Just Money In The Bank: You May Have More Money Available Than You Think

If having a small emergency fund of $1,000 or even $3,000 makes you nervous, keep in mind that you probably have much more money available to you than you think.

Why An Emergency Fund Is Important: A Frozen AC Unit, Puddles And A Big Repair Bill

AC Unit Problems

Having an emergency fund saved is important so that when problems do occur, they aren’t as bad as they could be. Here’s how our emergency fund helped us when our AC went out.

Unexpected Expenses Always Seem To Pop Up When They Are Least Convenient: How To Plan For Them

It always seems that unexpected expenses seem to pop up at the end of the month when our cash flow is lowest. How can you deal with those unexpected expenses?

How To Build Your Fully Funded Emergency Fund In Less Than A Year

Don’t have an emergency fund yet? This post will show you how to build your fully funded emergency fund in less than a year.

An Emergency Fund Will Help Reduce Your Risk Of Financial Catastrophe

A couple of years ago if you had asked me what I would do if an emergency presented itself and I needed some money quickly, I would probably have told you, “That’s what credit cards are for!”.  Just put it on the card and pay it off when you can!  Emergencies aren’t really something you […]

Why You Should Save 3 To 12 Months Of Expenses In Emergency Savings

The large emergency fund or contingency fund is an important part of a good financial plan. Here’s why you should save 3-12 months of expenses.

$1000 To Start A Small Emergency Fund: Is It Enough?

Some financial gurus suggest that you save $1000 for an emergency fund before getting in to hardcore debt reduction. Is it enough?

Emergency Funds Make Your Life Better! (Or At Least More Stress Free)

An emergency fund is only the beginning of a sound financial plan. Here are some good reasons to start saving and how much money you should save.

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