Sentences with phrase «written about emergency funds»

With how much has been written about emergency funds, it's still amazing to see how many people don't have one (or plans to set one up)!

I thought I had written everything I wanted to write about emergency funds.

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We've written before about emergency funds and how to determine what size the emergency fund should be for your specific situation.

so my question is less about emergency fund balances as i'm pretty confident they'll grow steadily and more about, I guess, and please correct me if I'm wrote, whether or not the 6.9 - 7.9 % average returns for ROTH IRA mutual funds is a dependable enough guess that it would imply I should put the $ 5500 there instead of toward the 5.5 % mortgage (which I guess is actually lowered when you consider tax writeoff).

I wrote recently about how I think having a cash emergency fund is not a good idea for someone with a mortgage, a HELOC and a high marginal tax rate.

In the past, I have written about the importance of an emergency fund many times, and have even given you updates on my progress to save up cash just in case.

(I wrote a piece about emergency funds for Grow Magazine, if you want to see more about defining a true emergency.)

Grayson has written before about the true importance of an... [Read more...] about 4 Easy Steps to Building an Emergency Fund

Much has been written and said about the good, old emergency fund.

We have written numerous times about how we were able to build up an emergency fund, and then car repairs usually come to drain the account within weeks of us accumulating a meaningful amount.

In fact, I even wrote about creating a $ 500 cushion in your checking account with the thought of an emergency fund (EF) in mind.

-LSB-...] it Wisely writes about one of my favorite topics Should I pay down my Mortgage vs Save it in an Emergency Fund.

Even if, like me, you don't find the idea of an emergency fund particularly interesting from a personal finance perspective, you'll still earn more in a high - interest checking account than you will in a fixed - income mutual fund, a subject I've written about elsewhere.