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As 2024 winds to a close, now is the perfect time to conduct an inventory of your spending over the past twelve months. Here’s how spending one hour today can make 2025 your best financial year yet. BY Emily Guy Birken There’s a reason the newest edition of Spotify Wrapped is always a highly anticipated event–even … Continue reading This one-hour exercise could save you thousands of dollars in 2025
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