The Military Money Manual Podcast Too Much Cash? How Much Cash a Military Family Must Have with Erik Baskin #172
Holding too much cash can be a drag on your gains. You shouldn't have too much of it sitting in your account without a specific purpose.
Today you'll learn answers to questions such as: How much is too much? Where should I keep my cash? What should I do today if I have too much cash?
Links from today's episode:
- Erik Baskin at Baskin FP
- Past podcast episodes with Erik Baskin include episode 72, episode 129, and episode 168.
- Erik Baskin on LinkedIn
- The Veteran Finance podcast with Erik Baskin
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