Friends Who Talk About Money - BFFs (Best Financial Friends) | Childhood friends discuss their definitions of financial freedom and how they plan to achieve it

BFFs (Best Financial Friends) | Childhood friends discuss their definitions of financial freedom and how they plan to achieve it

08/31/20 • 33 min

What does financial freedom mean to you? Childhood friends Armie and Carl discuss their ever-changing definitions of the phrase, and how their early experiences with money, unique career paths, and decades of friendship have influenced it over time. Then, Dominique Broadway, millennial personal finance expert and Founder of Finances Demystified, shares her thoughts on the power of changing one's mindset through daily money affirmations.

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