This makes it quite hard for you to deal with
emergency expenses unless you take a loan.
Not exact matches
Basically,
unless after paying for your loan monthly installment you have enough money to cover for any unexpected event, do not get into more unnecessary
expenses and use the money to pay off the loan's principal sooner or build some savings for
emergencies.
As another answer mentioned,
unless you're fortunate enough to have all of your tuition and living
expenses paid for, an
emergency fund is an invaluable tool for a college student.
Personally, I believe that borrowing money so you can borrow more money is a really stupid idea and I certainly wouldn't consider doing it
unless I had a substantial
emergency fund built up to cover the myriad
expenses that often come up when dealing with commercial real estate properties.
An
emergency fund with three months» after tax living
expenses —
unless you are in the Medicaid trap that prohibits having more than $ 2,000 of liquid assets.
Cancer treatment
expenses,
unless there is an
emergency and the treatment is necessary so that the life of policyholder can be saved or his / her pain can be relieved.