This money should be kept
liquid as an emergency fund.
Not exact matches
Store your
emergency fund in a safe (won't lose value) and
liquid (can quickly access the money
as needed) account.
RRSPs can double
as emergency funds if necessary: they're friendlier and more
liquid than you may think: you can open one this week and collapse it the next if you really need the money.
Think of a
liquid emergency fund as «properly maintained equipment».
Emergency fund money should preferably go in a savings account where it can stay
as liquid cash.
When it comes to financial planning, one of the main considerations advisors plan for is the need for
liquid cash reserves, or what we refer to
as your
emergency fund.
i am having 1lacs
as emergency fund which is in saving account, should i go for debt /
liquid fund, if yes pls suggest some good
fund.
hi, we have some
emergency fund which we will used in a better way that's why we choose some
liquids mutual
fund as follow; * dsp - br liquidity
fund ip (g) * icici pru money market
fund (g) * hdfc
liquid fund g * axis
liquid fund g so in which
fund we go with them to invest contingency
fund which is around 1.1 lac so kindly do suggest to me asap..
I've been doing it that way because A) a savings account is
liquid and I've had to tap it
as an
emergency fund before, B) I make deposits to it every month, and C) the account gets drained
as soon
as I can afford the next item on the list (usually only 9 - 12 months).
If this is doubling
as your
emergency fund then no, keep it
liquid.
These
funds are useful
as highly
liquid, cash
emergency, short - term investment vehicles.
Some homeowners view their house
as an
emergency fund, and while it's true that they can use their home equity when an
emergency strikes, a house isn't a
liquid asset.
You can even create a tiered
emergency fund that consists of a very
liquid account that you can access immediately,
as well
as build up
funds in other accounts.
Liquid funds are often touted
as the answer to where to invest
emergency funds?
As for
emergency funds in the bank — find a place that's
liquid with easy access.
With a Swiss or Singaporean annuity, some investments in a balanced and globally diversified mutual
fund and some
liquid assets like bank deposit, you could be assured of a steady stream of income for
as long
as your live, plus some allowance for
emergencies.
Financial advisors universally recommend
liquid funds equivalent to three to six months of your income in case of a financial
emergency, such
as losing your job or unexpected medical bills.