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Bob Haegele

Bob Haegele

Bob Haegele is a freelance personal finance writer who writes about topics like personal finance, investing, banking, and credit cards. His struggle with student loans inspired him to help others get out of debt and start building wealth. He started freelancing full-time in 2020, around the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, he has written for a variety of nationally recognized financial websites and blogs.

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