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“When you don't know what the answer is, you know *Who* the answer is.”

Quote by Larry Burkett

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Larry Burkett was an American author and financial counselor, renowned for his books on personal financial management and Christian living. His works emphasized the importance of saving, investing, and debt management, having a profound impact on the field of personal financial planning. more

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