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169 - How to manage your money through a recession

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As all this recession chat continues to loom, I thought it would be good to talk about what we can do before, during and after to feel and be as prepared as possible with our money. There are 2 things we may experience 1. Decrease in income and/or 2. Increase in expenses - this episode is about how to not only manage both of those things but find the opportunity in them as well.

You might also like this episode on how to stick to a budget conistently.

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169 - How to manage your money through a recession

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