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Finances are bigger than your paycheck

Our personal finances don't exist on their own. They are connected to the economy and government laws and regulations. It all is as much part of your finances as to how you spend and save your paycheck.

Educate yourself. Call your members of Congress and let them know what you think.

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"Money doesn't buy class." ~ Kiana Tom

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