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Emergency Fund
Life happens—broken gadgets, delayed salaries, or unexpected bills - but having an emergency fund helps you stay ready. Start building your financial safety net with Phundit.

Emergency Fund Balance
GHS 33,000.00
110%
of
GHS 30,000
Emergency Preparedness
Excellent
Covers 6 months and more

Your Emergency Fund can last for 180 days if you lose your source of income. Nice!
What is an
Emergency Fund?



A Financial Safety Net
An emergency fund is money set aside to be used for unforeseen situations, including a disruption to your source of income.

Worth 3+ Months of Living Expenses
It is recommended to have at least three to six months' worth of living expenses saved up in your emergency fund.

It's Important to Build This First
Before investing long term, focus on building this first. It prevents the disruption of your financial goals when life happens.

A Financial Safety Net
An emergency fund is money set aside to be used for unforeseen situations, including a disruption to your source of income.

Worth 3+ Months of Living Expenses
It is recommended to have at least three to six months' worth of living expenses saved up in your emergency fund.

It's Important to Build This First
Before investing long term, focus on building this first. It prevents the disruption of your financial goals when life happens.
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Emergency Preparedness
Excellent
Covers 6 months and more


Your Emergency Fund can last for 180 days if you lose your source of income. Nice!


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Find out how much you need in your emergency fund and how quickly you can build it up.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an emergency fund, and why do I need one?
An emergency fund is money set aside for unexpected situations like job loss or medical expenses. It helps you stay financially secure during tough times.
How much should I save for my emergency fund?
It's recommended to save 3 to 6 months worth of living expenses to cover unexpected costs.
Can I use my emergency fund for non-emergencies?
No, it's best to only use your emergency fund for true emergencies to maintain your financial safety net.
How do I start building my emergency fund with Phundit?
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