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Introduction
Investing offers so many possibilities and so many choices. Your young-adult years, which at least for the purposes of this book I define as your 20s and 30s, are filled with so much promise and potential. Your career, your interests, your personal life, and your family and friends all compete for your time and attention.
Most folks work upward of 2,000 hours per year earning a living. Managing the money that passes through their hands is an important task, one most people aren’t trained to do.
Earning money generally takes a lot of work. Managing your personal finances and saving money take discipline and sacrifice. When you have money to invest, you want to do the best you can so you earn a decent return without ending up in failed investments.
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