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#11. Dad, what is an emergency fund?

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The purpose of an emergency fund is to allow a person to get through financial emergencies without incurring debt.

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#10. Dad, how do I control my impulses and stop buying stuff I don’t need?

#12. Dad, does earning more money translate into more savings?

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