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Their eyes got wide. “Wait, explain that again. $30,000 you said?” Will asked. I was reviewing Will & Colleen’s financial plan with them for the first
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The perfect financial plan is the one where you bounce the check to the undertaker. In our “Help me, help you” segment, Sara asked a
The video speaks for itself…but… I will say this…. …one of the most repeated mantras of all of the wealth building books I’ve read is
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