Cleaning Up Your Past
Julie Murphy • May 14, 2014
Feeling content with your finances due to an optimistic outlook on the markets? Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. The economy may be improving which can lead to us feeling as if we don’t need to continue to clean up our financial past. Keep your money intentions in the forefront and remember how difficult it was the last time the markets crashed. Continue to pay off debts while living for each day.
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