Stormy Weather: Are Americans Prepared for a Rainy Day?

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Are Americans able to cope with unexpected expenses? One of the cornerstones of financial independence is establishing an emergency fund.

How confident are you that you could come up with $2,000 if an unexpected expense arose next month?

Click “Launch Infographic” to see a visual comparison of how well Americans are preparing for their rainy day.

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