Why You Need a Cash Stash at Home
A cash stash is a portion of your emergency fund that you’ll keep at home in case you need immediate access to cash. Learn more from this article.
A cash stash is a portion of your emergency fund that you’ll keep at home in case you need immediate access to cash. Learn more from this article.
Saving for an emergency fund will surely take some time, but it will be worth it.
You will also thank your past self that you developed the discipline to save for an unforeseen emergency.
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