How much is too much?
All of it, I would argue. If you're stupid enough to lose a revenue stream any time before the recession hits, you deserve to be poor anyway.
The best advice you'll get right now is to not need emergency funds. Maintain your job and keep your sheepskin on for another couple of years. During this time, stack metals, cash out of fiat at all costs and learn about digital currencies so you can get ahead of the curve.
If you're stupid enough to
deserve to be poor
Lol how's the weather up there on that high horse?
Thanks for the answer. My question was a little ambiguous but I meant how much physical cash is good to have easily at hand in the event of an emergency. Emergency fund in bank account form is covered.
If my language intimidates you, that's your problem and not mine. Stop projecting like you're some lonely girl in high school.
Anyway, there's no possibly reasonable answer we can offer you without knowing what types of situations you'd be in. The real answer is as much as possible and that's always the right answer.
Still, with the things I've laid out elsewhere in this thread and in plenty of places on this site as a whole demonstrate, you're at a serious loss if you don't begin immediately cashing out of Federal Reserve Notes.
My personal estimations for the remainder of the FED and its lackeys at the IRS and other aspects of the Judeo-Masonic energy control system are roughly two to three years. After that, we'll be in the wild wild west economy we were in before faggots began the installation of their contemporary usury machine.
Stop projecting like you're some lonely girl in high school.
wew
wild wild west economy
So the fresh prince of bel air is going to save us from a giant mechanical spider?
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