WHAT IS YOUR PRIORITY....PAYING OFF DEBT OR SAVING AN EMERGENCY FUND? How much should be set aside for an emergency fund if you are an employee vs self employed?
If you are wondering, you’re not alone.
An emergency fund (or Peace of Mind Fund) should be money set aside, and used only for unforeseen expenditures. Building up that account can be tricky when you’re trying to get out of debt. So what comes first? The emergency fund account or getting out of debt?
LeRoy Warden, host of Edmonton Real Estate Today learns from Scott King and Ed Joseph of Free Indeed Financial, which steps should be taken first and how much money should be aside for an emergency fund. Homeowners check out this video.
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