I rearranged my week to be able to attend:<\/p>\n
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Start Late, Finish Rich (David Bach) class on Creative Live.<\/p>\n
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How informative. I ended up with 10 pages in my note journal. He introduced simple strategies
\nto money management that I found completely refreshing. The next day, I made sure my file
\norganization was up to par, and I rearranged some things to make it easier for my husband
\nto understand in the event of my early demise.<\/p>\n
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When I get to the point of asking the question, “Why was I never taught this earlier?” I feel it is
\nnecessary to share that information with my kids as well as my friends. So I told my
\nsixteen-year-old to buy a house as soon as she was out of college because you can
\nnever go wrong owning real estate, and I made my husband look up his 401 contributions at 10 PM.<\/p>\n
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Key insights should always be shared and enacted upon promptly.<\/p>\n
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If you feel you don’t have a grasp on your finances you will enjoy this class. I have to say, in the end,
\nI felt better than I thought I would as I realized that we are better off than most people. However, I am
\ngoing to up our emergency fund, and I plan on reading his books, which I hope further unpack
\nthe subject of investing.<\/p>\n
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My only criticism of the class, which I feel I should mention is the fact that he periodically uses
\nexpletives as he talks. Personally, I think this is unprofessional in this type of setting, and those
\nthat feel the need to expound their points with cuss words are people I feel need to up their
\ncommunication skills. It just isn’t needed in seminars or professionally geared educational settings.<\/p>\n
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If you want more information, you can find it here:<\/p>\n
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