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How to avoid being fooled by poor financial advice

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Nov 15, 2019

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The best ways to avoid bad advice is to learn the ins and outs of your finances. Source: Getty.

It’s easier to accept bad advice as the truth when you aren’t properly educated about retirement funds or investment.

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