 Today Lydia walks us through a little bit of her financial journey and shares how she's using her Banking Policy and how she plans to use it in the future. 
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AuthorsThe brothers at The Cash Compound, Jeremiah and Jonah Dew, seek to teach people how to spend money and save money at the same time by debunking the many money myths they were taught growing up. 
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