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    I Don't Want to be a Millionaire; I Just Want to Live Like One!
    I Don't Want to be a Millionaire; I Just Want to Live Like One!
    I Don't Want to be a Millionaire; I Just Want to Live Like One!
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    I Don't Want to be a Millionaire; I Just Want to Live Like One!

    By Ronald Lucas

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    I Don't Want to be a Millionaire; I Just Want to Live Like One! covers budgeting, saving and spending upon entering the workforce, going through mid-career times and being in retirement. The book explains how to budget. It discusses ways to grow and manage savings. Also, the book talks about spending and about getting out of debt. The text explains that planning a budget, establishing savings and spending on purpose can lead to "living large" in retirement.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateDec 30, 2021
    ISBN9781685244378
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