Oh no, I drain my emergency fund. What do I do now?

Brian, I am excited because life happens and we get to speak to these kinds of things

we get to answer questions that you guys care about so right now if you have a question you want us to weigh in on, you want to get our take on it,

get in the chat right now, leave your question, the team is out in the wings,

collecting those questions.

With that, producer Ribi, I going to throw it over to you.

Yeah, we've got a good question to start us off from Ninjo.

Ninjo.

It says, I have had to tap into my emergency fund.

I still have roughly one and a half months of expenses still in savings.

So my question is, do I pause my investing to save back up or do I just not invest as much? I thought this was a great question and a great

financial order of operations question. So what do you have to say to him?

Well here's what I like, Ninjo, you had an emergency fund. So first, let's start there and say,

kudos to you for having funds available when something happened. Now, you did not say what caused you to drain your emergency

but I'm going to go on a limb and assume it was an emergency.

That's awesome. That's awesome that's there.

Well now in the spot that you sit you have one and a half

months of expenses currently

sitting your emergency fund here's what makes me nervous what happens if another

emergency happens what happens if there's another unknown unknown that comes your way. I worry I'm

concerned that you may be a little too lean so when I think about my personal

financial situation and I would encourage when you think about my personal financial situation and I would encourage when you

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