Emergencies can happen at any time and people need to make sure to start saving in case anything would happen. Here are some great ways to save money for an unexpected, urgent situation.1. Savings AccountHaving a savings account is an incredible way to begin saving for emergencies. People must pay themselves before they pay anybody else. If individuals have the mentality that their paycheck is $100 lower than what it truly is, that extra $100 can go into a savings account every paycheck. Before they know it, they will have $2,400 by the end of the year if they are paid bi-weekly.2. Pretend to Spend MoreEach time individuals use their debit card or checking account, they should round to the nearest dollar. For example, if someone purchases groceries for $25.14, they should pretend that they spend $26.00. At the end of the month, the individual should add up all of the extra money that they rounded and place that into their savings account. People would not believe how many times they spend money in a month and how much will be placed into savings.3. Save Money Other WaysPeople need to rethink what they spend their money on. Many people these days purchase Netflix and extra cable channels they may not necessarily need. People also go out for dinner a lot or even spend their money going to the theatre. If individuals would look at what they spend on entertainment each month, they would slowly realize they could place that money into a savings account for future emergencies.4. Pay YourselfTry saving money in any and all ways possible. First begin by taking money from each paycheck and placing it into a savings account. Next, if coupons are used at the grocery store, take all of the money saved and place it into a savings account as well. If items are purchased and individuals are eligible for rebates, place the rebate check into the savings account.5. Save ChangeEach time people pay cash for something and they receive change back, they should place their change into a jar or piggy bank at home. Change adds up fast and it often does not look like a lot of money, but when going to the bank, it ends up being hundreds of dollars. That change could be placed into the savings account as well.