5 Ways to Boost Your Financial Confidence in 2021
Here are five habits that lay the groundwork toward financial confidence, one tiny victory at a time.
Zina Kumok
Certified Financial Health Counselor, Certified Credit Counselor, and freelance personal finance writer/speaker. I paid off $28,000 of student loans in 3 years. Now, I teach people how to be mindful with their money. ConsciousCoins.com
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