<div class="custom-cursor-default-hover">A new survey from Bankrate shows that 62% of Americans are feeling behind on their emergency savings while only 1 in 5 has increased their emergency savings this year. <strong class="custom-cursor-default-hover">Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst with Bankrate, </strong>joins the show to discuss this problem that Americans are dealing with, and how much you should have in your emergency fund.</div>

A new survey from Bankrate shows that 62% of Americans are feeling behind on their emergency savings while only 1 in 5 has increased their emergency savings this year. Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst with Bankrate, joins the show to discuss this problem that Americans are dealing with, and how much you should have in your emergency fund.

A new survey from Bankrate shows that 62% of Americans are feeling behind on their emergency savings while only 1 in 5 has increased their emergency savings this year.&nbsp;<strong>Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst with Bankrate,&nbsp;</strong>joins the show to discuss this problem that Americans are dealing with, and how much you should have in your emergency fund.

Americans feel behind on their emergency savings

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