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‘My husband and I are at odds’: Should we tap our home equity or sell stocks to build a $100,000 emergency fund?

‘My husband and I are at odds’: Should we tap our home equity or sell stocks to build a $100,000 emergency fund?
MarketWatch Thursday 13 August 2026, 09:15 UTC By Quentin Fottrell 1 min read
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“We have about $1.7 million invested but only around $20,000 in cash.”

“We have about $1.7 million invested but only around $20,000 in cash.”
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