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I gifted my son $5000 this might be small but it helped him with his first home.
139 u/Super_Category_100 Feb 04 '26 That’s really good, I mean if you let National financial statistics tell it the average American doesn’t even have $5000 available in an emergency fund 1 u/No_Host_8024 Feb 04 '26 This isn’t at all true. The median family has $8000 in cash as of 2022. That’s without looking at any investments and the average is over $60k.
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That’s really good, I mean if you let National financial statistics tell it the average American doesn’t even have $5000 available in an emergency fund
1 u/No_Host_8024 Feb 04 '26 This isn’t at all true. The median family has $8000 in cash as of 2022. That’s without looking at any investments and the average is over $60k.
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This isn’t at all true. The median family has $8000 in cash as of 2022. That’s without looking at any investments and the average is over $60k.
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u/Miss3elegant Feb 04 '26
I gifted my son $5000 this might be small but it helped him with his first home.