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33 ways not to screw up your financial life
Written by Jay Kemmerer
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Advisor, Author, and Speaker, Jay Kemmerer has advised and coached thousands of men, women, and businesses on the journey to accumulating wealth, living financially independent, becoming financially empowered, and developing the ability to become and stay wealthy wisely.
Jay will show you that by "Avoiding the most common financial mistakes, an individual or business can achieve a more secure and succesful financial lifestyle." Over the past 35 years he's identified a variety of key financial missteps and mistakes to avoid.
Regardless of your age, background, education level, the state of the economy, the economic trends of today or your current financial situation. "Financial knowledge is The Key ingredient for change." If you are tired of your current lifestyle, you can change it....Today!
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