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  • No, but I can liquidate if needed.
  • Ha! Yer so funny! I really do not. I have a lot of untouched equity and that's really all. It's sort of slowly shrinking too but there is a lot of it.
  • The answer is different for everyone. I don't believe 6 months worth of wages is needed. 3-6 months of expenses is more like it. You also have to take into account the entire set of circumstances: how stable is the income dependents? spouse working? etc, etc, etc... Again, it is highly dependent on the individual situation, but 3-6 months of expenses in a safe liquid investment like a savings account or money market fund is a great start.
  • I have about 9 months wages saved and every month i put aside as much as i can ( into savings) cause you never know what might come. I have a little sister but I even thaught her to do that as early as possible. Makes me sleep better at night :-)
  • I am not even sure I have enough for groceries next week. So to answer your question, no. But then again I am a broke college kid.
  • Yes, I do. However, the problem is that the money is in a bank account and, if/when they decide to convert to the Amero, I'll probably end up owing them money for it
  • I have 3 grand in savings, but I am working on getting a good down payment on a car... im thinking like 10 grand so I will have low payment.
  • Yes, I do.
  • Yeah right! I did about 3 years ago I had triple that actually. Not anymore!
  • I did have. Then medical issues came up, I lost my job, and haven't found a new one. It's been over 2 years. 6 months does nothing when it comes to that.
  • I had 15 months and I blew through it been out for 18 months Im in a medical field but once you get older and near the top you might as well work at Miki Dees.
  • It's not about money is it? It's about WATER - FOOD - MATERIALS. For years your generation and previous generations have always equated money with these.

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