Do you remember doing safety drills? Has your family ever discussed their “emergency plan”? In your financial life, you should have an emergency plan as well. You should set yourself up for basic issues and have a few good emergency steps in place, such as having accessible cash, just in case of emergencies, don't stop contributing to your accounts, and of course, don't panic. An emotional decision might end up being the worst decision. For more information contact Tim Stearns, CFP® at (800) 868-1194 and visit the website at https://www.tjstearns.com/.