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Dustin Beam
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Dustin Beam
  • Kansas City, MO
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So this isn't a question or advice thread, but I did read these two articles. Both are the same but one is interviewing men and the other women.

I did find interesting similarities between the upper half of income earners vs the lower half.

Granted, the people barely scraping by are going to have a much harder time getting involved in this game, but all the same, it's a quick read that hopefully reaffirms what most of us are trying to do....be financially well off! 

Women's Version

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