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As a mom, professor, attorney, and founder of The Cents of Money, I write on all money topics with an emphasis on saving, paying off debt, retirement, and investing, often with interest in behavioral finance. My background as a ranked Wall Street analyst provides insights.Awards and Honors
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The Sense in Cents of Money
May 26, 2021
What captured my attention was the brand name “The Cents of Money” It just gave me this curiosity to subscribe and read more.
I just love how real Linda is when she writes about herself, her family, her mother and the financial issues. Having come from a single parent background raised by a tough mother who taught me about basic finance, I appreciate reading from Linda.
The financial lessons are very insightful and the part where she shares books to read is just awesome!! Keep up the good work Linda.
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