7. Build a Fully Funded Emergency Fund - Deepstash

7. Build a Fully Funded Emergency Fund

  • After paying off debt, increase your emergency savings to 3–6 months of expenses.
  • This prevents financial ruin in case of job loss or unexpected events.
  • A strong emergency fund gives peace of mind and financial stability.

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