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Monday, February 19, 2007
Washington's Birthday
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Starting at age 22 with a MBA in Finance seems like a big head start. But now what? I've only had one goal in life: graduate from college, and now I've done it. I needed a new goal. This blog started with a goal: make $1 million by 30. But after a year, I realize I need to do more with my life and more with my knowledge of finance.
Goal Progress
Not sure what my goal is. Until then, there can be no progress.
About Me
- Finance Guy
- I am 24, and graduated with a MBA in Finance from a top 30 business school in March 2007. I work for a large insurance company in a 3-year finance management rotation program.. Even though I work in finance, applying my knowledge to my own finances will be a journey. Along the way, I hope I can help others along who are facing similar situations. Contact me at: financeguy [at] moneyandsenseblog (dot) com
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I am not responsible for any financial and/or personal situations that arise from information in any of my blog posts. Financial advice is given to the best of my knowledge, which may or may not be accurate. Stock picks and stock market analysis should be considered 100% bias, as I will obviously talk about good/bad picks that I personally may or may not be considering/holding.
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