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Mel Robbins responds to backlash after telling women to upload all their financial documents to Microsoft Copilot

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Mel Robbins responds to backlash after telling women to upload all their financial documents to Microsoft Copilot

The popular podcast host and bestselling author encouraged women to share bank statements, debt statements, bills and income statements.

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