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65: Simple Steps to Start Organizing your Finances with Kendra James Anderson

This week, we sit down with Kendra James Anderson, CEO of The Finance Femme® and co-founder of Minted Lanes, for an insightful discussion on organizing your finances and the documents that are associated with it. Kendra's wealth of experience, from her corporate background to her entrepreneurial ventures, provides invaluable insights into streamlining your financial management. Together, we'll explore practical strategies and simple steps to help you take control of your finances and pave the way for financial success. Tune in and start your journey to financial organization!


In this episode we talk about:

  • Defining Finance vs. Accounting vs. Bookkeeping
  • Common misunderstandings on what you need to keep
  • How to pick a finance online tools or platform to help you stay organized


Where to find Kendra James Anderson online:


Web: https://thefinancefemme.com/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/TheFinanceFemme

Podcast: https://thefinancefemme.libsyn.com/




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