295 | Rethinking Your Emergency Fund Strategy
Most people sit on piles of cash "for emergencies" while inflation slowly erodes its value — but what if that safety net is actually costing you money? Brad and Jonathan challenge the sacred rule of keeping 3–6 months of expenses in cash, examining how your emergency fund should evolve as your financial situation…
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