Millennial Money: Use a crisis to build helpful money habits

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Stimulus checks, paused student loan payments and the need to stay at home may have helped you cut back on your debt for the first time

As millennials, we’ve learned about money the hard way. From the Great Recession to stratosphericWhile the long-term economic effects of the pandemic are yet to be fully realized, you may have noticed one positive trend in the short term: For once, your debt may have dropped.

 

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Educating the poors on how to squeeze their rapidly falling living standard for every potential drop of capital for some dream attempt to escape debt that will never happen due to the fundamental structure of the economy, are ye aye? I agree with satirist_the. Fuck off.

Shouldn't we encourage surviving this pandemic instead of things like saving...

You mean how to be poor for dummies edition?

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