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Star Money Articles for Week of August 29 Posted: 02 Sep 2016 02:41 PM PDT Welcome to this week's edition of Star Money Articles. We'll begin with the never-ending debate: which is better, earning more or spending less? I'll let you decide. Here's a debt-killing story I love on how a couple paid off their $320k mortgage in six years! Pretty awesome, right???!!! Next is a GREAT guide on how to set financial goals. It's awesome to see a young couple this mature and focused on improving their finances in a systematic way. We all can learn something from them. Third is a good piece on that old retirement killer, inflation! The nice thing is that it includes five tips to help beat (or at least control) inflation in retirement. Here's a cerebral post titled Invert. Always Invert! Example: Question 1: How do we become financially independent? Inverted Question 1: How do we remain financially dependent (on our job or on someone)? Not sure I get it 100% but I like the concept! ;) Then there's a post on how to get a high yield on your investments. It gives a few options worth considering if you want to earn more on your money. Finally, my book of the week is Private Notes of a Headhunter: Proven Job Search and Interviewing Techniques for College Students and Recent Grads. I'm teaching my son how to find a job (write a resume, interview, and the like) and this has been a great start to our joint studies. Have a GREAT weekend!!!

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