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Oct 2021
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#3: TOP 5 PERSONAL FINANCE BASICS: Money...

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Today, we're looking at the top 5 basics for people who are starting their personal finance journey: Paying off debt strategically Not over-doing the emergency fund Investing early and often in a tax-efficient way Living beneath your means Using credit cards to travel for free RESOURCES MENTIONED Get started with Betterment > "Betterment Safety N ... Show More
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