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Protect your retirement savings by having a separate Emergency Fund
The reality is “life happens”. Even for those who are meticulously focused on putting money into their retirement savings investments will eventually encounter an emergency which strains their financial well being. Planning ahead for such emergencies can best be done by establishing an Emergency Fund, completely separate from your retirement savings accounts, from which to take care of those “life happens” situations. This article by Motley Fool’s Wendy Connick explains how to protect your retirement savings from disaster when faced with a serious financial emergency. Click here to read more.
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