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3 money lessons from Wealthing Like Rabbits
In our April 2016 issue of MoneySense, we introduced you to Lindsay Tithecott, a 29-year-old who is trying to pay down debt, build up savings and buy a larger condo. Throughout the year we’ll be giving her a financial challenge every two weeks to help her get her finances in shape. For her latest challenge we asked her to read Robert Brown’s Wealthing like Rabbits and to write about three money lessons she learned from the book. Here’s what she had to say:
I read author Robert Brown‘s Wealthing like Rabbits this summer and found it a very helpful book. The biggest lessons I learned were related to three things: long-term saving, day-to-day banking, and spending. I liked how the book was organized, and that it was written in what feels like a casual conversation. The topics covered seemed pretty basic, but I enjoyed going back to the basic framework of a healthy financial life.
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