3. Keep your credit card balance as low as possible
This is the worst misuse of money ever sure I'll just put it on my credit card I'm never going to pay it back
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What's up, it's @hackedongrowth here, so let's be honest with ourselves: we all want to do better with our money, whether it's generating more money or building our wealth; it's all about the incremental changes we make along the path, and most people, sadly, will not follow these very basic five steps.
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