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It can seem scary to expose your financial life to anyone. But if you're serious about doing whatever it is you dream of, you might need some professional help getting there. Presented by @Fidelity.
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#MasterYourMoneyBootcamps are designed to walk you through the basics, they're limited to general advice and best practices.
Here’s a refresher on this month’s bootcamp.
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Here’s a refresher on this month’s bootcamp.
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If you have specific questions about your situation that haven't been addressed by our general framework, consider whether you have some room in your budget to hire a financial planner.
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Some dreams might seem out of reach. But, if you do the math, you might be surprised.
In challenge two of the #MasterYourMoneyBootcamp, presented by @Fidelity, we helped you put a price tag on your dreams and create a plan to help you afford them.
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In challenge two of the #MasterYourMoneyBootcamp, presented by @Fidelity, we helped you put a price tag on your dreams and create a plan to help you afford them.
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In week one, we determined what, exactly, it is you want to accomplish with your cash, such as retiring early or paying off your $1,000 credit-card balance.
We also identified the right first step to take, and any challenges standing in your way.
We also identified the right first step to take, and any challenges standing in your way.
Then, we decided which financial goals you're going to put time, money, and resources toward first.
Wide-eyed, fresh out of college and tens of thousands of dollars in debt. It’s a reality many 22-year-olds face.
At 27, Ashley Keimach paid off $23,000 of student loans in half the expected time. Here’s how she did it. businessinsider.com/paid-off-stude…
At 27, Ashley Keimach paid off $23,000 of student loans in half the expected time. Here’s how she did it. businessinsider.com/paid-off-stude…
To pay off her debt faster, Keimach worked on getting raises at her job. As her salary increased, she'd funnel the additional cash towards her loans, paying down the principal.
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Whenever Keimach received extra money or a raise, she would automatically put that extra cash towards loans instead of impulse buys.
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