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Emergency Funds: An Important Part of Your Financial Strategy

When you think of your financial portfolio, your emergency fund probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. You’re more likely picturing your investments, retirement accounts, and that hot stock tip you’re hoping will pay off. But the truth is, your emergency fund represents more than just a rainy-day stash—it’s a critical part of your overall financial strategy.

Emergency funds can be broken down into three categories: quick, intermediate, and comprehensive.

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