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Joseph Hartley
  • Arlington, TX
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Jobs that will develop financial literacy skills

Joseph Hartley
  • Arlington, TX
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Hello!

My name is Joseph Hartley, and I’m just starting out my journey in real estate. I’ve been learning a lot about house hacking, and I’m seriously considering purchasing my first house to rent out soon. However, I’ve come to realize that I don’t know much about personal financing or management, and I wanted to develop these skills while earning income. What types of jobs would I be able to take out of high school that’s would allow me to develop these skills?

Thank you!

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Bill Hampton
  • Tax Strategist, Financial Planner and Real Estate Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Bill Hampton
  • Tax Strategist, Financial Planner and Real Estate Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Joseph, you don't have to get a job to learn financial literacy.

There are books at the library or online, magazines like Kiplinger's, websites like Nerdwallet, and the Bigger Pockets Money Podcast where you can learn for free. 

On Google and YouTube can learn anything. 

Good luck. 

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