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If you’re serious about improving your situation, creating and following a budget can be a critical step for understanding where your money goes and keeping yourself accountable as you establish new financial habits. https://t.co/vZGFTrIdUX
THREAD // Short summaries of popular finance books
Richest Man in Bablyon: Spend less than you earn and invest the difference. Avoid buying things that have little or no value after a few months. Spend time accumulating skills and knowledge that others will pay you for.
🗞 New Post! 40+ Financial Experts Share Why They're Thankful for FIRE
Here are the reasons that over 40 financial experts and bloggers are thankful for financial independence and early retirement (FIRE).
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"Although I was living paycheck-to-paycheck at the time, I wouldn’t hit my “all-time low” in net worth until I took out nearly $25,000 in student loans..." - @PFforBeginners
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