An emergency fund is a financial safety net for future mishaps and/or unexpected expenses. Financial planners recommend that emergency funds should typically have three to six months' worth of expenses in the form of highly liquid assets. Savers can use tax refunds and other windfalls to build up their fund.
<span>This is an egalitarian relationship. The powers are shared equally and there is no imbalance, except in situations where one has specialized knowledge that would make completing the tasks easier. While both might not be equally contributing financially, both are doing what is within their means.</span>
<span>CollegeSocial studies5+3 pts</span><span>The 1950s era in the United States is described as “the affluent society.”
What change does this term describe?
</span>The Affluent Society is a book by Harvard<span> economist </span>John Kenneth Galbraith. The book was clearly outline the manner during the post World War II United States when it was becoming wealthy in private sector but remained poor in public sector. Thus, The Affluent Society is described in a way that people became wealthier.
Its vast latitudinal extension, varied relief, impact of ocean currents and prevailing winds.
Answer:All federal courts are, under the Constitution, courts of limited jurisdiction. They may hear only “cases or controversies,” which means that they cannot perform non-judicial functions or give advice to the President or Congress about the constitutionality of proposed action.