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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.

You are listening to another edition of DIY money.

Yeah, what money?

Okay, Daniel, we've got an interesting one today.

We're going to get right into it.

Javan from Jersey.

Javon, what's your question?

D-I-Y!

How you doing, do it yourself first?

This is Javon O'Neill from Watchup, New Jersey.

My question is, how can you mix business with your personal finances?

What systems are there in place or do you guys have in place to separate the two?

Okay, Daniel, a real simple question, short and to the point, I like it. Since you take care of all

of our books for our business, what do you got? Well, what I would say here is, well, one, I'm kind of

bummed that Javon didn't tell us what kind of business he's in. I'm curious. But two, I would say here is, well, one, I'm kind of bummed that Javon didn't tell us what

could have a business he's in.

I'm curious.

But two, I would say that you have to keep them separated in some way, shape, or form.

That is your kind of obligation as a business proprietor, business owner, et cetera.

And you can do that in variety of ways.

You can do that simply through accounts, so you can open up a separate checking savings

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