AUDIO: Escape Funds
This woman hid cash from her significant other and this is why… The lady wanted to leave her partner and she hid away some cash for when she was ready…
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(Photo Illustration by Alex Wong/Getty Images)This woman hid cash from her significant other and this is why...
The lady wanted to leave her partner and she hid away some cash for when she was ready to leave. Apparently it's very common for people to create a extra account or secret stash from their partner, in case of emergency. Maney asked LauRen if this was a real thing, and of course she knew all about it. While she may not have an "escape" fund, she does believe in emergency funds which could technically be the same thing! We wanted to know if any of our listener friends had this set up so we opened up the phone lines so they could give their opinion.
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