How to Organize Your Financial Records
What financial records should you keep and for how long?
What financial records should you keep and for how long?
Planning for a Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience: When it comes to life, I value experiences more than things. I also don't believe in "bucket-lists", I think it is better to create a "To Do" list. To do list are typically organized by priority, with the most important priorities at the top of the list and the least important at the bottom. What's great is that over time our priorities change, and we can move items up and down the list, even remove them. A bucket list has always seemed to be a fixed list of things we might like to do, but never do. Often a lot of planning can be involved to have a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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