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Here are 5 steps you should take before leaving a job with a 401k 👇���

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5. Determine if you have received the entire match you are owed.

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What are your #financialwins this month? 💰

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New to #stockmarket investing? This one’s for you 👇

Understanding a #stockquote will give you a sense of whether a stock is a good buy or not.

Learn how to do that today in just under 10 minutes!
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We all know how it happened 😅

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Wondering what the right answer was to our poll earlier? 👀

The true average personal savings rate in the United States is 5.7%. However, it’s recommended to save at least 20%. Learn more about the 50/20/30 rule here https://t.co/QDEltooKeX .

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Wondering what the right answer was to our poll earlier? 👀

The true average personal savings rate in the United States is 5.7%. However, it’s recommended to save at least 20%. Learn more about the 50/20/30 rule here
https://t.co/QDEltooKeX .

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What is the average personal savings rate in the United States?

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#TuesdayThoughts

We don’t buy things with money. We buy them with the hours spent earning that money 💰

So the next time you’re going shopping, ask yourself first:

“How many hours did I spend earning this money?” ⏰

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Check out the full breakdown of these way of avoiding emotional investing to reach your financial goals👇
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Here’s 9 ways to avoid emotional #investing 👇🧵

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9. Be obnoxiously prescriptive and don’t deviate from your method 🗺️
If you have a formula that works, and you stick to it, you’ll avoid making emotionally-driven investment decisions because you’re simply following a logical pattern.