When you've worked hard to save up an emergency fund, it can be really frustrating when all the money suddenly disappears.

Now is a good time to emergency-proof your finances. It's helpful to have a plan, whether it's for a personal emergency, a hurricane, or a a global economic crisis.

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Maintain the fund separately from regular savings to avoid spending it on something that's not an emergency. Impulse buying ...

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