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Don't let compounding interest work AGAINST you! This episode is full of examples showing how small shifts in your thinking about everyday, necessary purchases can have powerful results. Whether it's your Netflix subscription or your mortgage, we'll show you how to assess which changes you should make to your spending habits to get the most out of your a ... Show More

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