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Jordan shares a sneak peek of an exciting new show called The Elements of Money, where CEO Reese Harper and Abby Morton simplify real-world financial questions using the Elements framework.
Listen in as they discuss the ins and outs of building an emergency fund, distinguishing between short-term savings accounts and long-term investments, and how to figure out exactly how much liquid cash you need.
Whether you're new to Elements or a long-time user, this client-focused demo reveals how the methodology "acts in the wild" and helps everyday people gain clarity around their finances.
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