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3 years ago

What is the minimum number of months' worth of living expenses that should be in an emergency fund?

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This is not so much a calculable math problem as a common sense one. Based on your spending and income a 2 month fund pillow should be suffice. Don't hold me to this answer as you should decide this for yourself.

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ANSWER

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