You’ve probably heard it before: build an emergency budget. But why does it matter? Think of it as your rainy day fund – the cushion you fall back on when life doesn’t go as planned. A good rule of thumb? Save enough to cover 3–6 months of essential living expenses to help when surprises happen. What’s the last thing your emergency budget helped cover? Share below!

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