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Yes I make it a priority to pay my credit card bills on time, every time. I set up automatic payments to ensure I never miss a payment.

I'm not a pro in that area yet. But I'm eager to learn.

It took me about a year to establish my first passive income stream. I started by creating digital products and posting articles on my blog. It was a slow start, but eventually, the money started rolling in without me having to actively work for it.

No worries, I'm debt-free. I made a conscious decision to avoid loans. Instead, I save up for what I need or want.

I'm not a pro either. To be honest, it took me a few months to earn my first affiliate commission.

Yes, I've achieved some milestones I'm proud of. I've worked hard to become debt-free.

No, I'm not a member of a cooperative. I haven't had the opportunity to join one yet.

Not yet, but I'm interested in exploring print on demand as a passive income stream.

In my opinion, the best way to earn passive income is through dividend-paying stocks but I haven't tried this yet.

No, I haven't done a personal financial audit, but I'm aware of its importance.

I haven't taken a personal loan, and I aim to keep it that way. I prioritize saving and budgeting to cover unexpected expenses or big purchases.

Yes, my bank does charge ATM withdrawal fees, but only if I use an out of network machine. If I stick to in-network ATMs, I can withdraw cash without any extra charges.

No, I haven't tried using my investments as collateral for a loan, and I prefer not to. I like to keep my finances straightforward and avoid risking my investments.

Yes, my bank offers online banking services that make it easy to manage my accounts from anywhere.

I use just one card for all my purchases, and I pay off the balance in full each month.

My daily expenses are pretty straightforward. I spend money on essential items like food, transportation, and utilities.

No, I don't engage in farming or growing my own food crops to save money. I prefer to support local farmers and purchase fresh produce from them, ensuring I get high-quality food while also contributing to my community's economy.

I'm not one to disclose exact figures, but I've built an emergency fund that covers a full year of essential expenses.

I love investing in peer-to-peer lending, Creating and selling online courses, ebooks, and affiliate marketing.

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