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1 - What is velocity banking and should it be something I consider doing?

2 - Are index funds too risky as my net worth has grown?

3 - Should I take advantage of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan as I consider saving for retirement?

4 - How do I get out of a car lease?

5 - Does it make sense to use a digital platform like GoHenry to teach my kids how to handle their money?

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Ask HTM - Ending A Car Lease, Velocity Banking Tricks, & When Index Funds Are Too Risky #769