A high-yield savings account
Every household should have an emergency fund — it’s your own personal form of insurance. Typically, you’ll want your fund to be large enough to pay at least three to six months’ worth of expenses. Since that can be a significant amount of money, you don’t want the cash languishing in a typical savings account, where it will earn next to nothing.
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