4 'unpopular money rules'
- Don't make big purchases unless you have 2x its price saved up
- Don't buy anything you can lease
- Don't spend to impress others
- Only spend your passive income
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Millionaire shares 4 'unpopular money rules' that made him rich: 'Don't buy anything you can lease'
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Not spending to save money is not a smart way to go about it. You also need to have some simple rules to make it easier for yourself.
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