Common Money Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
To err is human. But you can avoid catastrophe by heeding others’ advice.
Jess Miller
Jess is the former assistant editor at Debt.com and previously worked for National Journal and Scripps Howard. Her work spans from print to financial services to UX/UI design, and her expertise includes copywriting, social media, content marketing, design, and editing.
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If you’re going to do something immoral, at least do it the right way.
