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3. The Emergency Fund Comes First

  • Life is unpredictable; car repairs, medical bills, and emergencies can happen anytime. 
  • Ramsey recommends saving at least $1,000 before tackling debt.
  • This fund prevents you from relying on credit cards when emergencies strike.

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