The Weekly Summary - Issue 22.2 - Personal Finance Edition

By tvlachak | The Weekly Summary | 9 Sep 2020


Issue 22.2 / September 9, 2020

Personal Finance

Financial independence has a history and it goes back 2,500 years.

Personal debt should not be considered normal.

Since the lockdown, many Americans are calling themselves savers, while some people even have become super-savers.

Many young adults in the US are living with their parents.

Eliminate monthly expenses to save money and start designing your life today.

Start newborns with index funds to fund their retirements. This chart should convince you that it could be a good idea.

What Amazon drivers are doing to gain a split-second advantage on rivals.

Chase is doing a major overhaul of their Freedom credit cards.

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You've read the personal finance edition from The Weekly Summary 22.0 where I also blog about learningcryptocurrencyentrepreneurship, and investing.

Disclaimer

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I'm a student of personal finance, investing, cryptocurrency, NFTs, & blockchain. I try to learn in public on The Weekly Summary. I'm also a foodie that loves fitness.


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