Fathers Day: What My Father Taught Me About Money
Julie Murphy • June 18, 2010
In light of Fathers Day, I thought I would share some things my own father taught me about money. Growing up, we didn’t have much but these lessons will last a lifetime.
-Having More Money Doesn’t Necessarily Make You A Happier Person.
-It’s Always Good To Have A “Stash” For Emergencies.
-Don’t Spend Money on Anything That Is Not A Priority For You.
Happy Fathers Day!
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