'Moneymaxxing' isn't a trend, it's a 'cultural shift,' financial advisor says — here's how to get started
First publishedAug 8, 13:30 UTC
Last updatedAug 8, 15:20 UTC · 3m ago
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In an affordability crunch, social media's viral "maxxing" trend could lead to long-term financial security.
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- In an affordability crunch, social media's viral "maxxing" trend could lead to long-term financial security.
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'Moneymaxxing' isn't a trend, it's a 'cultural shift,' financial advisor says — here's how to get started
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