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Ace

Edited 19 Jul 2024

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4 Money Habits to take you from first paycheck to retirement - Quite interesting Hopefully there are more collabs between Seedly and Banks & Seedly and Govt

Interesting goodie bag too. Supporting such events as it helps to create financial awareness...

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IANAFA but

24 Sep 2024

Nice

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Cryotosensei

18 Aug 2024

Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com

Cool. Looks like a phenomenal goodie bag

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Vernice Ng

Edited 05 Aug 2024

Community Manager at Seedly

I'm glad you were at the event! Didn't get to say hi to you unfortunately....

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