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In Jerry’s money story you will learn:
-How Jerry learned the hard way that looking like you make money doesn't mean you do
-Three ways to deal with difficult people in the work places
-The benefits of having a career mentor
-Why Jerry sold all of his cars and his motorcycles and what it did for his budget
In Jerry’s money lesson you will learn:
-The simplest way to figure out financial assets and liabilities
-Jerry's two tips for figuring out where in the budget to cut down on spending
In Jerry’s everyday money tip you will learn:
-Where to buy luxury brands like Nike and Adidas for less
-The best athletic clothes that will last a long time
In My Take you will learn:
-Why it's important to keep an open mind and look past first impressions
-What T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, and other retailers have to offer when it comes to workout clothes
Bobbi and Jerry also talk about:
-Check out the luxury athletic clothing brands we mentioned, Nike and Adidas.
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