Emergency Fund: How Much You Should Be Saving Before You Invest | Phil Town

Having a little extra money saved to cover any unexpected expenses will not only help you out in a pinch, it will give you some peace of mind. Before you learn to invest, you’ll want to save money for your emergency fund. Here’s my advice… http://bit.ly/2upIQ6Y

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