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Aug 5, 2019 36 min

What Does Financial Stability Look Like?

from The Fragmented Whole Hosted by Amarachi Anakaraonye

According to LearnVest's 2014 Financial Confidence study, even though women's average income increases by more than 50% after age 25, their financial confidence decreases conversely around age 25. In this episode, I speak with financial planner and public health professional, Ashley Stewart, about strategies for gaining financial confidence at any-age by dismantling debt head-on. To learn more about Ms. Stewart's financial independence services, you can contact her at [email protected]. Happy listening!

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