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Plan To Retire Well

Sep 27, 2020

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The Freedom in Living a Life of “No Shame, No Blame”

How to set yourself up for financial freedom by taking the “No Shame, No Blame” approach

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A few months ago, I listened to a podcast where Vicki Robin, the author of Your Money or Your Life was interviewed and she talked about this concept of looking at your current financial position (i.e. your personal balance…

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