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Sep 2, 2016

Topics: What if you work for a bad boss?

- Marilyn (DeQuincy, LA) has deferred compensation from the loss of her husband she needs to rollover.

- Adam asks if he should go international or stay domestic.

- What are hard costs vs soft costs.

- Julie (Kansas City, MO) has some mattress money to do something with.

- How one family is sending 13 kids to college, living debt free - and still plans to retire early.

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How one family is sending 13 kids to college, living debt free - and still plans to retire early

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