Financial Success for Millennials

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Financial Success for Millennials Interested in learning how to build a happier life and be a better person? Click here to sign up for free content and be the first to know about our upcoming programs. In episode 30 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I chat with Christine Lane. Her love of money and finances came when she was a young girl opening her first bank account in second grade and being handed the little paper bank book where the teller would record her transactions. Her dad explained the concept of earning interest to her and it seemed like a magical thing. From then she was hooked. Now Christine helps millennials get out of debt. Learn more about her story and her top initial tips for getting to financial security and confidence. Listen and Subscribe on iTunes.

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