Canna Campbell

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FEAR & GREED | Business News · If you lost your job tomorrow, would you be okay? · 4 Jul 2026 podcast

So the difference is reactionary versus proactive.

So when we are reactive, we're normally forced into a situation, possibly out of the blue, and we become irrational and our emotions are running high and we often make decisions which aren't necessarily the smartest and best decisions for us.

We're almost in a sense of survival mode and the adrenaline kicks in.

But when we are being proactive, we have done the work in preparation.

We have built up the emergency savings.

We are able to handle the situation with grace, with dignity, but we're also able to be calm and make smart, intelligent decisions that allow us to move forward, to outgrow the situation and to

to continue on getting back on our feet again and building our lives.

See, even- I'm going to like jump across the desk and throttle you for saying that.

It's not this arbitrary number and it's not this, you know, generic formula.

What is right for someone is different for the other person.

You've got to look- Very satisfying.

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You've got to look at your own individual situation and the risks and the responsibilities that you carry.

For example, a single parent looking after, say, three children carrying the bulk of the financial responsibilities and is perhaps self-employed needs a lot more emergency money than, say, a 22-year-old that's studying and perhaps living at home.

If you were to use those generic formulas, you run the risk of the young person having too much in emergency money and it's not an efficient use of funds, and then you run the risk of the single mother being exposed to financial risk.

She would or he would potentially need significantly more money set aside.

Yeah.

As a guide, what I suggest people do is sit down and look at their situation and look at the safety nets they've got, things like sick leave, annual leave, accumulated, perhaps even long service leave, what savings they already have established, you know, what things like income protection and insurance policies they have in place as well.

And look at what their living expenses obviously come into this as well.

But look at what are three possible, the three most expensive, I should say, possible risks that could actually happen.

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