Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are stocks that will turn $20k into $200k in 5 years, but people sit on their emergency funds and hold on to their cash like their life depended on it.
Put it in the market and build a next emergency fun. It won't go to zero, and it's fairly liquid.
Pray tell which stocks are those?
Anonymous wrote:There are stocks that will turn $20k into $200k in 5 years, but people sit on their emergency funds and hold on to their cash like their life depended on it.
Put it in the market and build a next emergency fun. It won't go to zero, and it's fairly liquid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH and I have $20k just sitting in a regular savings account. The idea initially was that it's an emergency fund of sorts for unexpected expenses. It's been bugging me for a long while and seems not a smart way to handle this money.
If we might need to have access to it should a need arise what would you do with it?. What safe options are available to grow this amount but give us access if something should happen and we need to withdraw from it?
What would you do?
Thanks!
CAVA just went public under the ticker CAVA. Talk to an investment advisor to see if this could be a good opportunity.
mAnonymous wrote:There are stocks that will turn $20k into $200k in 5 years, but people sit on their emergency funds and hold on to their cash like their life depended on it.
Put it in the market and build a next emergency fun. It won't go to zero, and it's fairly liquid.
Anonymous wrote:DH and I have $20k just sitting in a regular savings account. The idea initially was that it's an emergency fund of sorts for unexpected expenses. It's been bugging me for a long while and seems not a smart way to handle this money.
If we might need to have access to it should a need arise what would you do with it?. What safe options are available to grow this amount but give us access if something should happen and we need to withdraw from it?
What would you do?
Thanks!