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Luke Landes, Forbes
Fri, 06/08/2012 - 7:04am

Last week, I offered eight questions you should consider before quitting your job, and one of those questions pertained to the preparedness of your emergency fund. A reader, Qixx, pointed out that the decision to quit your job is not an emergency, and shouldn't warrant dipping into cash set aside for true emergencies.

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