Money Lies We All Believe

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Money Lies We All Believe

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23 minutes

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Apr 7, 2015

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We drop some truth bombs on the most oft-repeated lies about money. Plus Carl Richards, the New York Times "sketch guy" columnist, reveals the juiciest parts of his brand new book, The One-Page Financial Plan (actual size: 211 pages).

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Apr 7, 2015

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