Why employers shouldn’t be scared of Respect@Work
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From childhood money lessons and budgeting for beauty treatments to paying off a mortgage and spending it all at once, three women reveal their financial philosophies while living in some of the world’s most expensive cities.
Katrina Purcell, 35, is a global multimedia operations program manager and aspiring minimalist doing her MBA in New York City.
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