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How A 29-Year-Old USPS Worker On Track To Make Over $90,000 Spends His Money | Millennial Money
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7:21Now PlayingJordan Myers, 29, lives in Memphis, Tennessee and is a mail carrier for the United States Postal Service. His base salary is about $41,000 per year, but this year he is on track to make more than $90,000 with overtime and other investments. With his determination to work long hours and save, Myers has no doubt he'll reach his goal of becoming a millionaire.
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How A 29-Year-Old USPS Worker On Track To Make Over $90,000 Spends His Money | Millennial Money
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