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Finish the Emergency FundA fully funded emergency fund covers three to six months of expenses. When the big stuff happens, like the job layoff or the blown car engine, you can't depend on credit cards. If you use debt to cover emergencies, you have backtracked. A strong foundation in your financial house includes the big savings account, which will be used just for emergencies. Photo: Digital Vision/Thinkstock
From The Oprah Winfrey Show Total Money Makeovers
Published on September 13, 2005
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