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About Yet Another PF Blog: Millennial professional and an unapologetic yuppie. I plan to semi-retire before I turn thirty-five. I post about my life as it relates to money: spending it, tracking it, how it affects my relationships, my career choices, my lifestyle choices, and the systems I create for myself to plan my financial future. Also, food and clothes– I said I was a yuppie, didn’t I? Welcome, I hope you stick around. Also, please comment! It gets boring if I’m the only one talking.
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