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Milton Friedman, in his book “Free to Choose“, detailed the four ways to spend money:
You spend your own money on yourself. You spend your own money on someone else. You spend someone else's money on yourself. You spend someone else's money on someone else. You get the best value for your dollar if you stay within #1. Here's a video clip summarizing his economic theory. Warning: some flashing lights in the video, starting at 0:17 to 0:25
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Some of the compensation checks are already in the mail.
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Ask yourself: What do I really want?
The mental hurdle of being overqualified can leave one in a difficult financial position.
Realtors are leaving the industry by the tens of thousands amid sluggish home sales.
