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FINANCIAL ADVICE FOR YOUR 20s & 30s
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Just starting out in life? Here you'll find practical financial advice for your 20s and 30s.
WEEKLY TIP: NAIL YOUR JOB INTERVIEW
Leave a good impression:
1. Make eye contact, give a firm handshake, don't slouch
2. Practice answering interview questions beforehand
3. Ask the employer smart questions in return
- Get more tips on starting your career on the right foot.
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