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Put down that packet of ramen noodles. What I Wish I Knew About Money at 25 goes beyond the typical personal finance advice of budget until it hurts and gives you concrete, realistic ways that any average person can achieve financial independence. This book is about achieving financial freedom by growing your money, not just budgeting it. It doesn't introduce investing ideas and concepts that leave you hungry for practical ways to apply them. It gives you specific financial strategies and direction on what to do so that you can begin heading towards financial independence with whatever money you have right now. This book will teach you how to: -Build wealth in a slow and steady way that doesn't require you to sacrifice everything that brings you joy. -Use your bank accounts strategically to save money, pay off your debt and invest. -Build up your savings accounts to protect you against a job loss or an unexpected expense. -Use your checking account to never pay late fees again. -Pay off all your credit cards and any other high-interest debt. -Invest using a brainless strategy that beats professionals every year. -Invest in stocks confidently by using research tools to qualify the company you want to invest in. -Use credit cards and not pay interest. -Check your credit history and improve your credit scores. -Figure out the basics of health and life insurance. -Buy a car with a low monthly payment and low-interest rate. -Buy a house with confidence and without regret. -Avoid losing money with companies that prey on lower-income families. If life is a game, What I Wish I Knew About Money at 25 is your cheat code. Master your finances so you can spend your time enjoying life and not panic when you see the Check Engine light.

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Alex Gardener worked in the banking industry for years until the 2008 housing crash left him jobless with a mortgage and a ton of debt. All the talk of go to school and get a good job rang hollow as he was forced to learn how to make an income and pay his bills with a combination of freelancing and budgeting acrobatics. However, his banking experience gave him an inside look at how the average person seemed to be at the mercy of the financial system while wealthier people used it to their advantage. He used this knowledge to educate his friends and family on how to invest while protecting against economic downturns and financial losses. After a while, he doubled his previous salary. Alex is living proof that anyone can survive whatever financial catastrophe life throws at you and thrive no matter what's happening with the economy. Nicole Carter is an Editor based out of Greenville, South Carolina. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of South Carolina Upstate where she focused on writing and studying law. During her time at the USC Upstate, she led writing workshops and provided editing and tutoring services as an essential part of the literary department. Nicole Carter is the former Editor and contributor to the literary journal, WritersInc. Currently, she is the founder and CEO of The Write Up, an editing business based in South Carolina.

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