The Federal Reserve found that the median cost of several of the most common
major unexpected expenses — vehicle repairs, home or appliance repairs, and
major medical bills — landed between $1,000 and $1,999.


 

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A $1,000 surprise can change the whole month.

And that isn’t an invented number.

The Federal Reserve found that the median cost of several of the most common
major unexpected expenses — vehicle repairs, home or appliance repairs, and
major medical bills — landed between $1,000 and $1,999.

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