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Jermaine Bibb
  • Louisville KY (louisville, ky)
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Becoming Financially Free

Jermaine Bibb
  • Louisville KY (louisville, ky)
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Hey guys, I’m 25 years old, finishing up my senior year in college (I took some semesters off after high school). But I’ve been listening to bigger pockets for the past couple of months and it really got my attention on becoming financially free and investing, I am very interested now. I have a good amount of debt due to poor decisions made in my earlier 20s but currently I do not have a career field, I am working an unpaid internship with Adidas, praying they hire me full-time after I graduate, but I more so need advice on what I can do now to help me in the future as far as investing and becoming financially free. I picked up a side job but with school and the internship it’s kind of hard to work and save the money I want. Open to all advice. Thanks

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