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Your financial confidence account is a savings account that is set aside only for emergencies, and it's an important first step toward financial confidence. Since life always comes with unexpected moments, your financial confidence account allows you to get ahead of those emergencies. Start small. Gradually save $1,000 and don't touch it, unless you have a for real, unexpected "can't plan for it" emergency. Your next goal takes it up a notch. Save three months of living expenses. That's usually not the same as three months salary. It's the amount you need to cover all of life's necessities. Rent or mortgage, groceries, gas. The basics. Saving up for three months will take some time. And that's fine. Just moving in the right direction should bring you some peace of mind. You can't control everything. But you can control your savings. So you're prepared for all life brings. That's financial confidence.