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You can prolly do 18-20k as long as your rent is below 2.5 a month. If your rent is 3k a month or more, then yeah 25k is smart. Especially in this economy, feel like having 6 months of rent plus other basic living expenses in a liquid form is crucial. Last thing you want is to be laid off and be in a complete squeeze. Or have to sell good investments just to pay bills.

 

6 months of living expenses - calculate what you would still need to spend each month (food, water, shelter) if you lost your job today and multiply it by 6. So you would have 6 months to find a new job which should be doable enough. 

 

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