Warren Buffett is building the Noah's Ark of rainy-day funds. Here's why he's stacked up more than $300 billion.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has pared key bets such as Apple and spent little on stocks, boosting its cash pile to ...
Brits now ‘saving for a sunny day’ as they pivot to spending cash while they can
NEARLY a third of Brits (29%) feel a “rainy day fund” is outdated and would rather save for specific things to look forward ...
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Lawmakers could tap rainy day fund to help Tennessee’s flood-damaged counties
By Sam Stockard Tennessee Lookout An East Tennessee lawmaker wants to tap the state’s rainy day fund to bolster flood-ravaged ...
Brits ditch traditional 'rainy day' savings in favour of 'sunny day' splurges, study finds
Almost a third of Brits polled believe the idea of a 'rainy day fund' is outdated and instead prefer to save their money for specific things they can look forward to ...
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Comparing High-Yield Savings Accounts: What to Look For
High-yield savings accounts are an increasingly popular way to house emergency funds and rainy-day cash. These secure money ...
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Douglas County commissioners have violated their own policy about the size of rainy day funds the last two years
Each of the last two years, Douglas County commissioners have approved budgets that violate — by millions of dollars — their ...
Almost a third of Brits find rainy day funds outdated
Nearly a third of Brits (29 per cent) feel a ‘rainy day fund’ is outdated and would rather save for specific things to look ...
Martin Lewis warns anyone with savings ‘expect them to drop’ in days
Martin Lewis is warning anyone with savings that their rates will be dropping ‘in days’. It means those who are squirrelling money away for a rainy day will face losing interest on their accounts and ...
UK shifts from 'rainy day' saving for 'sunny day' fun - as attitudes towards money change
A poll of 2,000 adults found 36% adopt a "you can't take it with you" approach, preferring to spend their cash while they can ...
One in three Brits feel 'rainy day fund' is outdated - and prefer saving for fun instead
A third of Brits now believe the concept of a 'rainy day fund' is outdated, preferring to save for specific things they can look forward to. The survey of 2,000 adults highlighted that 34 per cent ...