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“You don’t have to be particularly frugal in the United States to save a lot of money. You just have to be a little bit less ridiculous than your peers,” says @mrmoneymustache. On “The Weekend Intelligence”: how to retire by the age of 30

“You don’t have to be particularly frugal in the United States to save a lot of money. You just have to be a little bit less ridiculous than your peers,” says @mrmoneymustache. On “The Weekend Intelligence”: how to retire by the age of 30

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