[B044] Travel While Budgeting Like an Adult, ft. Whitney Hansen, The Money Nerds

Get out of town. Have a great time. And do it without breaking the bank.

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You know you want to travel. But you also need to be on a budget. Today, we talk to Whitney Hansen about how she does the travel while budgeting thing. We look at tips you can use to save money on travel. We even take a look at how you can do it with kids.

Just because you don’t have a ton of money doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy seeing new things. Here’s how to get out of town no matter how much (or little) you have.

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[B044] Travel While Budgeting Like an Adult, ft. Whitney Hansen, The Money Nerds was last modified: November 30th, 2017 by Harlan and Miranda

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