If you lost a primary source of income tomorrow, how worried would you be about having enough emergency savings to cover your immediate living expenses over the next month?
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
Not at all worried
Not too worried
Somewhat worried
Very worried
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
If hit with a $1,000 expense for an emergency room visit or car repair, you would:
Pay the cost from your savings
Finance with a credit card and pay it off over time
Reduce your spending on other things
Borrow from family or friends/Take out personal loan
Something else
2.7K votes
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
Which is a higher priority right now for you?
Paying down debt
Increasing emergency savings
Focused on both at the same time
Neither one is a priority
2.5K votes
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
Which is higher — your credit card debt or the money you have in your emergency fund or savings account?
I have no credit card debt and no savings
Credit card debt
Amount in emergency fund or savings
1.9K votes
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
How often do you add money to your emergency savings fund?
After every paycheck/About once per month
Every couple of months
About once per year
Less than once per year
Never
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
What’s the minimum amount of emergency savings you would need to feel comfortable?
No emergency savings
Some, but less than would cover 3 months’ expenses
3 to 5 months’ expenses
Enough to cover 6 months’ expenses or more
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
Thinking of how much money, if any, you have in emergency savings, how comfortable or uncomfortable are you with your level of emergency savings now?
Comfortable
Uncomfortable
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8 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
How much of an emergency fund do you currently have?
None
1-6 months
7-12 months
13-24 months
25+ months
2.7K votes
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9 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
Do you currently have a side hustle or a way you're earning secondary income?
Yes
No (Don't plan to in the future)
No (I plan to at some point)
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9 months ago • Jarrad Morrow
At what point in the future do you plan to add bonds to your portfolio?
Never
15+ years before retirement
10 years before retirement
5 years before retirement
At the time of/in retirement
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