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We have entered a weird world of transition this past month. One of our On Boarding class leaders called it a “vacation with God!” They...

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Today I'm proposing something different. What if we didn’t have to deal with student loan debt because we avoided it like the plague or lik

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Anyway, that’s our story of how we made it through university from 2015-2017 and saved and prepared for that great adventure!