#Emergency Fund Savings Concept

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Emergency fund - everything you need to know 🛟 You need money set aside for a rainy day. It could be that you lose your job, a medical emergency not covered by your insurance, maybe you need to help a family member going through a tough time. Emergencies can when you least expect them to, and always unannounced. To deal with this, you need an emergency fund. That's money saved and parked away safely, not exposed to the volatility of the stock market. Because if the market crashes, you don't want your emergency money to reduce. Firstly, the amount of money in your EF should be equal to at least 6 months of your expenses. Rent, utilities, groceries, phone bill, kids expenses... everything that you need to maintain your basic standard of living. So, if your monthly expense is 30k, then your EF should be 6 x 30,000 = ₹1,80,000. Next where should you park this money? Don't keep it in your bank savings account, because it will just get used for non-emergencies. Happens to all of us. If there's money in the bank, we'll spend it. Instead, hold it in either a liquid mutual fund, an ultra short duration mutual fund. These are the safest types of debt funds. They are not linked to the stock market, so even if the market crashes, you money will not fall. Typically the returns in these funds are comparable to FD returns. But, I prefer them over FDs because they're more flexible. You can invest or withdraw as much as you want, whenever you want...without any penalties. For your EF, crucially, make sure the fund you select does not have any exit load. And, the higher the fund's AUM the better. Here's a pro tip: If you're in a high tax bracket, consider using an arbitrage fund instead. Because it's safe, but taxed like an equity fund, i.e. not linked to your income tax bracket. If you have a question, let me know in the comments. Save this post for later and share it with someone who needs it. #investing #investingindia #mutualfunds #mutualfundsindia #personalfinance #personalfinanceindia Disclaimer: This post is for information and education purposes only. It is not financial advice. Consult a finance and/or tax professional as needed.

more on sinking funds 👇🏽 sinking funds are like little buckets 🪣 that have a purpose or a job, which is to help you prepare for a big expense your emergency fund is NOT a sinking fund because you’re not going to spend that money unless there is truly an emergency 🚨 a sinking fund = money for something you’re planning is coming, like a vacation 🏖️ or holiday shopping 🛍️ I have 3 HYSAs (!!!) 1 for my business, 1 for shared/family savings, and 1 (my SoFi) for just my stuff ☺️ I love love love Ally and SoFi because they have vaults/buckets that help me separate my general savings into: ✨ my emergency fund ✨ my family emergency fund ✨ sinking funds for travel, fun, summer splurging ✨ longer-ish term sinking funds like a down payment for a 🏡 and our wedding 👰🏽‍♀️ do you guys have sinking funds?! do you like them? if so, what’s your fav/most exciting thing you’re saving for currently?💰 #sinkingfunds #sinkingfund #savings #savemoneytips #saving #savingplan #financiallyresponsible #overgenpoverty #hysa #highyieldsavings #money @sofi

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Thank you for 10 Million views🥰 Use a 3-account system that helps your finance. Account 1 (Savings): All your income comes to this account You can save for your emergenc tund and some more liquid cash and transfer the rest to Account 2 (Investment Account and Account 3 (Expenses Account) ‣ You can store the Emergency Fund in FDs Account 2 (Investments): ‣ You can use this for your SIPs and other Investments You can also keep some amount as your Opportunity Fund that can be used in case some good opportunity comes up all of a sudden. Account 3 (Expenses): Use this account for all your monthly expenses. This 3 Account syster can help you to track your Savings, Investments and Expenses. This method helps you maintain financial discipline and build long-term financial security. "*Disclaimer** Opinions expressed are solely my own and should not be considered as recommendations. You are advised to do your own research before investing.

sa nangyayari sa Pilipinas, dapat lahat ng tao may emergency fund, jusqOH! 😭 Kidding aside, everyone (not just people in their 20s) dapat may emergency fund apart from their savings account. It’s literally one of the things na nao-overlook ng iba. This is your safety net, mamaya kasi 1 hospital away ka nalang from being baon from utang. #workingstudent #finance #moneytips #emergencyfund #financetips

If I had to start over today, with $0 saved, this is the exact 5-step plan I would use to save my first $50,000 emergency fund. This is how I actually did it, so take notes! When you are a single mom juggling life and bills, the thought of saving $50,000 feels like trying to run a marathon in flip-flops. But this process is simple. It involves calculating the right amount, finding the money in your budget, and choosing the right place to put it. You can do this. The right place to put it is a High-Yield Savings Account (HYSA). It is the easiest way to make sure your money is growing while you sleep. 😴 📲 Watch this video to get the full strategy and if you want my list of the best HYSAs, comment “HYSA” I’ll send you my Quick Start Guide to High-Yield Savings Accounts.

The concept of an #emergencyfund baffles me. It’s fear based thinking and there are more #tax efficient ways to store value. #money #wealth #finance #taxes #financialadvisor

Follow @nischa.me for more money tips Your emergency fund isn’t just a savings goal - it’s your safety net. Here’s how much you need and where to keep it so it actually works when you need it. #emergencyfund #moneytips #moneytalks #financetips

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