Hello and welcome back to the Money Vault and new weekly Wednesday show where we dig into the archives to give you one of our classic episodes from back in the day.

Damian, welcome back. How are you doing?

I'm good and it's good that we're doing another Money Vault that has got a lot of great feedback.

So you seem to be loving this new style that we put out every Wednesday and we'll continue doing that.

So please keep feeding

back. Now this week we're going to talk about emergency fund versus a rainy day fund. Now for a lot of

people they may think it's one of the same and to a lot of people it probably is. But for some

people having a separate rainy day fund and an emergency fund might just work for them. So this clip is from

episode 346, which is from way back in November, 2023. Okay, then, so rainy day and emergency

funds, are they the same thing? Are they different? And what is the difference? Now, this is

interesting because you can have an element that it's that kind of tomato tomato,

but there can be a difference between a rainy day fund and an emergency fund.

And this was something that I started to think about because I did a piece on Instagram stories,

which borrowed from Squid Game to talk about Rainy Day

Funds and actually I used

the word rainy day in there because the

image that I used had him

holding a cookie that had an umbrella if you've watched

the program you'll know the bit the game

I'm talking about and so it kind of

it worked rather than the word emergency fund

and is there a difference

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