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Step Four - Develop An Emergency Fund
Family
Have a Plan for Emergencies

An adequate emergency fund should:
  1. Be in a place that's safe
  2. Return a better interest rate than a checking account
  3. Be completely liquid
  4. Be separate from your checking account and be funded systematically


Keep a “Stash of Cash”

As a general rule of thumb, you should keep a minimum of three months income or salary—preferably six months—where it can be readily accessed in case of emergency.
Investment Risk Disclaimer
1 Information contained herein should not be construed as legal or tax advice and is intended for illustrative purposes only. All charts, graphs, estimates and projections are based upon hypothetical situations, are not representative of any particular financial condition and are not intended to represent a likely or guaranteed return or outcome for any prospective customer.

The FFG Financial Needs Analysis is based upon source information believed to be accurate. It is an analysis to determine appropriate individual financial needs and does not constitute a solicitation for the purchase or sale of any specific financial product or service.
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