30. Mar, 2009 
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There’s an often cited example of personal finance that revolves around the issue of a $4 latte. The typical theory is that if one was to stop buying a daily latte, and instead invest the money, they would be rich. The math and the logic behind that argument is generally hard to refute, but as [...]
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My name is Matt Goulart. I believe that consumers aren't being informed properly and aren’t being educated enough in regards to their personal finances. I am a strong believer in thinking and being positive towards others. 
