Listen "6 Months of Expenses in an Emergency Fund Instead of 3"
Episode Synopsis
It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic from 2020 has altered how nearly everyone views money and savings. We went from an economy here in the U.S. that couldn’t be stopped to literally shutting down an entire economy and workforce and forcing citizens to stay home. That’s like stopping a freight train going 100 mph with full force immediately. It could also be said that during the financial crisis of 2008/2009, many people also learned valuable lessons about finances that forever changed them. In this episode Carson discusses how can we better ourselves now to make sure financial disasters don’t happen again.
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