Credit cards don't work well if you have to transfer the money to a family member on an urgent basis. Been there.
Try to keep liquidy in cash. When you have enough built up in FD or a separate bank. You get to sleep peacefully.
As a rule of thumb, you should have at least 6 months of expenses saved as an emergency fund
Emergency fund depends. You've a good Credit Card with min 2L limit? Then don't worry about quick liquidation, but osmething that can be taken in 3-4 days. FD of max 1L with 7-8% returns. Good Medical and Term Insurance set? Then you're set, nothing big than that will be required unless someone blackmails you for money 😂
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Thats it.
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