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Mar 3, 2025 11 min

Stop Saving Money - WHAT?

from Ideal Life & Money Academy Hosted by Mike Staunton & Jason Lam

It's hard to even say out loud as financial coaches! The reason we are suggesting to not save is that this money is usually sitting there not doing anything. If money is in an account without a purpose, then it usually means that it will disappear. It will be spent on going out to eat, buying more clothes, electronics, etc. Save money for a purpose. Spend money for a purpose. Be sure to check out the ILMA Academy to start living your Ideal Life years sooner: https://www.sentinelcoaching.com/ilma

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