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7 Things Debt-Free People Never Do

April 23, 2016 1 Comment

Charis Brown writes on ClarkHoward.com: “Even though two people could have the same education, come from the same financial background and make the same amount of money, the difference in their financial picture could be night and day, depending on how they view money. Debt-free people might have carried debt in the past or might have witnessed the havoc that carrying a large amount of debt has had on other peoples’ lives, vowing never to be in the same position. But the great thing is, when it comes to your money, no matter where you start, you get to decide where you go from here.” Here 7 things debt-free people completely avoid:

  1. Ignore their accounts
  2. Neglect saving
  3. Get duped by smart marketers
  4. Waste money
  5. Become addicted to shopping
  6. Succumb to lack of knowledge
  7. Waste opportunities to make money

(clarkhoward.com)

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  1. TrueStar Advisors says

    June 1, 2016 at 7:37 am

    KIS – Nice.

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