Laura is saving her money in case of an emergency. she currently has enough savings to cover her living expenses for four months. evaluate laura's savings.
a. she has saved over the maximum recommended amount and could use some of the money for other funds
b. she has saved less than the minimum recommended amount and could be in trouble if she loses her job or falls ill.
c. she has saved more than the minimum recommended amount, but she could save more.
d. she has saved the maximum recommended amount and should not save any more.
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