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Saving Money May Be Worthless

Saving Money May Be Worthless

The mere act of saving money by itself does not make one rich, or wealthy. Saving is not the magic sauce of retiring early and enjoying life to the fullest.

Wealth comes from investing. It is a direct effect of what we do with the money we save. Saving may well be the first step.

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