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Joel
I've been obsessed with personal finance for more than 15 years now. Exploring the world of money and the impact that money decisions have on our everyday lives has always been more than just a job for me. It's my goal to see HTM listeners & readers thrive by giving them the advice and tools they need to succeed and build wealth over the long haul.
Matt
Money gives you options. The better you are at saving and investing, the more flexibility you attain. Mastering your personal finances isn't about getting "filthy rich." But it is a crucial step towards leading a fulfilling life. I get excited to help other people take positive steps with their personal finances because of the far-reaching impact it has on every aspect of their lives.
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