Getting Emergency Money From Your 401k

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In an ideal world, everyone should aim to keep 3–6 months of living expenses in an emergency fund. But let’s face it, building that kind of safety net isn’t always easy. For many pre-retirees, most savings are tied up in retirement accounts, leaving limited options for unexpected expenses. So, what can you do if an emergency arises? In today’s episode, I’ll walk you through how to access emergency funds from your 401(k) and explore strategies to help you stay prepared for life’s unexpected challenges.

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