What’s the best habit you picked up to save money?
Breaking free of the work/spend/borrow cycle in order to live more fully, sustainably, and cooperatively.
How much do you spend a month?
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What’s something you spend way too much on now that you have adult money?
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How much are spending every month after you fired?
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What’s the best habit you picked up to save money?
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What habits have you picked up that keep your spending in check ?
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What are small habits you’ve used to keep your spending in check?
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What’s one hack you’ve used to keep your spending in check?
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Looking for feedback on my first app WalletWIze
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WalletWize Now Available For Everyone!!!
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Procrastinated this for 2 years before I finally said enough
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WalletWize just opened up to multi country support
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Finally a minimal finance app
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Roast my budget
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A finance app so clean it looks like Tim Cook himself made it
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Somebody roast my budget
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How can I growth hack my app?
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A finance app that looks like it was made by Tim Cook himself
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21m just started investing any tips ?
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I built a finance app to take down the giants
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Spending too much or spending too little? As a 21yo living at home still
Financial advice, frugality tips, stories, opportunities, and general guidance for people who are struggling financially. No Judgement, just advice!
I built a finance app to overthrow the big names
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