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About Kalen Houck: My name is Kalen and my aim is to help free a generation from the chains of dumb money habits destroying lives. I’ve made my fair share of mistakes along the way, but through a slightly obsessive pursuit of financial freedom, I’ve learned a thing or two. Now I’m here to share it. I write about two main things: practical personal finance and dramatically increasing your income.
Website: http://www.kalenhouck.com/
Year Started: 2022
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