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It’s official! Her Dinero Matter’s 10-year birthday is here and I still can’t believe it. This episode is all about celebration, and we’ll do just that with a thorough review of the most unexpected truths I’ve learned about money, identity and what it really takes to feel financially confident, especially when you’re carrying cultura, family and dreams on your shoulders. Are you ready to dig deep into these money lessons? Although this podcast has evolved over the years, the original vision still remains: the conversations we’ve had so far reflect the financial journeys of many, with a focus on how money intersects with language, culture, and upbringing, especially for Latinas. Today’s convo is all about highlighting something so many of us have already suspected: how money is deeply emotional and our decisions are often shaped by our upbringing, and this emotion is valid. It also emphasizes that every financial journey is unique and valid, progress is personal, and cultural expectations greatly influence money management.
In this episode, I’m sharing the most unexpected truths I’ve learned about money, identity and what it really takes to feel financially confident, especially when you’re carrying cultura, family and dreams on your shoulders. Some of these lessons were beautiful, some were uncomfortable, but all of them were life changing. You might think this is just a celebration episode, but it’s really a turning point. Let’s get to it.
What you’ll learn in this episode:* Why money is deeply emotional and how financial decisions are significantly shaped by our upbringing and cultural expectations. * The importance of having open money conversations with your community. * Why money confidence doesn’t come in a one-size-fits-all envelope.
Related Blog Posts:BLOG | Are These Investing Myths Blocking Your Growth?
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy * #138 – Money Lessons Learned From a Single Dad * #369 – How First Gen Latinas Can Overcome Their Unique Money Struggles (and Thrive) * #146 – The Three Dimensions to Elevate Your Financial Life
New Product Update!Money Clarity: A Roadmap to Taking Control of Your Finances is finally out! This 4-week, self-paced course will give you clarity, confidence, and the tools you need to build the foundations of your personal (and shame-free!) financial plan.
Curious to know more? You can find all the details through this link.
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Have you ever re-crossed paths with someone from years ago and been stunned by the direction their life has taken? I know I have, and the resulting conversations almost always end up being fascinating. Since we are one week away from celebrating Her Dinero Matters 10-year anniversary (mic drops) this week’s episode will take you on a trip down memory lane along with four past guests. Today’s convos are all about catching up, reflecting on growth, and seeing how life (and money) has evolved for these incredible women. Get ready for a heartwarming journey through time and (of course!) transformation! Ten years can bring about immense change, both personally and financially. However, more often than not, life moves in such mysterious ways that it’s almost impossible to keep up with your friends and acquaintances updates, let alone with news of anyone else. Just think about it for a second: when was the last time you listened to someone’s inspiring story only to forget all about them a few days later?
As Her Dinero Matter’s 10-year anniversary is (quite literally) around the corner,I wanted to take this opportunity to shine back a spotlight on some of our past guests. This is why, this week we are doing more than just talking about change: we’re hearing about it firsthand.
In this special episode I am reconnecting with Michelle Jackson, Jamila Souffrant, Lacey Langford, and Monica Rivera, who are coming back to the podcast to share what they’ve been up to. Get ready to uncover fascinating paths, unexpected turns, and the enduring power of financial wisdom. It’s an episode filled with nostalgia, inspiration, and a reminder of how far we’ve all come.
What you’ll learn in this episode:* The biggest change our 4-guests have experienced since the last time we met. * Ways they’ve been treating themselves lately. * The one piece of advice they would give today to their past self.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Michelle:
Substack: https://youramericanmoney.substack.com/
Podcast: Your American Money
Connect Jamilla:
IG: @journeytolaunch
Web: https://jamilasouffrant.com
Connect with Lacey:
IG: @laceylangford
Web: https://milmo.co/
Connect with Monica:
Podcast: You Wanna Do What?
Web: https://www.youwannadowhat.com/
Related Blog Posts:BLOG | Bad Money Days? A 3-Step Framework To Bounce Back In No Time
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy * #223 – Her Experience With Race and Money – Michelle Jackson * #30 – Her Mother’s Money Stacks and Lessons Learned with Monica Rivera * #139 – From Sleepwalking In Her Financial Life To Being Intentional with Jamila Souffrant * #159 – Preparing Financially When Separating From the Military, with Lacey Langford * Bonus #03 – Travel Tips + Experiences, Plus Girl Talk
New Product Update!Money Clarity: A Roadmap to Taking Control of Your Finances is finally out! This 4-week, self-paced course will give you clarity, confidence, and the tools you need to build the foundations of your personal (and shame-free!) financial plan.
Curious to know more? You can find all the details through this link.
Want to get social?Let’s connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill
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Have you ever hoped you could respond to financial stress in a more constructive, less anxiety-ridden way? Well, here is some good news: it is possible to use the wisdom of your bodily sensations to regulate your nervous system and get out of money stress mode. In this week’s episode, Sandra Hinojosa dives into big stuff like how money can be used as a weapon in relationships and what it really takes to feel safe and confident making financial decisions. Ready to be inspired?If you’ve experienced a financial setback and had your mind spiraling out of control because of it (even when, deep down inside, you know that life happening is to be expected and no big deal), you know there are times when our bodies just seem to have a mind of their own: no matter how much we try to think “positively” or intellectualize the situation, our typical anxious response is always there, waiting to jump on us.
Ever wondered why this happens? The short response to this is that our money experiences are deeply connected to how the body stores memories and traumas, particularly those related to early experiences with money. These experiences can create automatic responses that bypass logical thinking, especially in moments of perceived financial threat.
The good news is that there is a way out of this patterned “response” and this is exactly what Sandra Hinojosa, this week’s HDM guest will share with us. In today’s episode, Sandra emphasizes the importance of recognizing and tuning into the body’s signals or “cues” to distinguish between a genuine, current threat and a past trauma response.
Sandra Hinojosa Ludwig is a somatic experience and practitioner, ICF train certified coach, award winning, best selling author of Chica, Why Not?
What you’ll learn in this episode:* What’s the impact of early money experiences on the nervous system and why understanding this matters. * How to tune into your body’s signals and cues to deal with financial stress. * The 3 things you can start doing today to live an aligned life.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Sandra:
IG: @sandrahinojosaludwig
Website: https://www.sandrahinojosaludwig.com/
Sandra’s book: Chica, Why Not?
Related Blog Posts:BLOG | Bad Money Days? A 3-Step Framework To Bounce Back In No Time
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy # 357 – [Part 1 of 2] Healing Generational Financial Trauma and Breaking the Cycle
358 – [Part 2 of 2] Healing Generational Financial Trauma and Breaking the Cycle
322 – How To Heal Your Relationship with Money with These Simple Questions
New Product Update!Money Clarity: A Roadmap to Taking Control of Your Finances is finally out! This 4-week, self-paced course will give you clarity, confidence, and the tools you need to build the foundations of your personal (and shame-free!) financial plan.
Curious to know more? You can find all the details through this link.
Want to get social?Let’s connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill
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Have you ever had that weird moment where you realize your money habits aren’t entirely yours? That maybe, just maybe, you’re playing out a script written long before you were born? That’s the exact realization this week’s HDM guest had a few years ago. In this episode, I have a vulnerable and insightful conversation with Antuanett Lopez, where we talk about money stress, her journey from Peru to the US, and the impact this has had on her financial decisions. Let’s jump right in!More often than not, money stories have nothing to do with factual, very much in-your-face numbers; it’s about the emotions, the unspoken fears, and the silent lessons we carry. Those first impressions, the ones we often don’t even realize are there, can shape our financial lives in ways we never imagined (yes, money stress is a thing). A simple phrase overheard, a look of stress on a parent’s face, these tiny moments become the foundation of our relationship with wealth. They whisper stories of scarcity or security, fear or freedom, long before we ever balance a checkbook. It’s this undercurrent, the emotional weight behind the numbers, that truly drives our decisions.
Understanding how our money stories came to be and how they have shaped our decisions is something that is crucial to reshape our financial futures. This is why, in this week’s HDM episode, we delve into the intricate connections between our upbringing, cultural influences, and the money stress that, more often than not, brings unconscious narratives into our financial lives.
Antuanett Lopez is a bilingual mental health therapist dedicated to providing culturally competent care that supports personal development and healing through connection, education, and self-awareness. Antoinett has a private practice with a mission to create healthier generations and focuses.
What you’ll learn in this episode:* The connection between money, survival, sacrifice, and silence in many Latino families. * Antoinett Lopez’s journey from Peru to the US and the financial challenges she and her mom faced. * The weight of generational expectations and the role of therapy in healing money wounds.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Antuanett
IG: @cdsabiduria
Website: https://www.rhealththerapy.com/
Antuanett’s podcast: Cultivos de Sabiduría
Related Blog Posts:BLOG | Bad Money Days? A 3-Step Framework To Bounce Back In No Time
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#363 – Breaking The Cycle of Financial Stress for You and Your Family
343 |-Teaching Kids About Money in a Fun Way
18 – What to Do When Your Spouse Isn’t On The Same Page as You With The Money
New Product Update!Money Clarity: A Roadmap to Taking Control of Your Finances is finally out! This 4-week, self-paced course will give you clarity, confidence, and the tools you need to build the foundations of your personal (and shame-free!) financial plan.
Curious to know more? You can find all the details through this link.
Want to get social?Let’s connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill
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Have you ever caught yourself reflecting on a past event, only to realize how much your current life situation has changed? Not only that: in hindsight, you can now see how this experience has fundamentally altered the way you understand yourself and your life. If you find yourself nodding along, this episode’s journey on resilience and reinvention might just resonate with you. Join me as I welcome back Jackie Velez for a conversation about navigating life-altering shifts and discovering true abundance through adversity.We tend to map out our lives with certain assumptions, believing we know how we’ll face major challenges. We imagine ourselves responding with grace, logic, and strength. However, life rarely unfolds according to these plans. Reality often presents circumstances that are much more intricate and transformative than we could have predicted. These events can challenge the core of who we think we are and how we view the world.
So, let me ask you this: can you truly picture yourself handling the aftermath of a completely unexpected event? An event that throws your routines into disarray and forces you to question everything you believed to be true about yourself? Can you imagine your relationships, values, and even your definition of what it means to be successful undergoing a fundamental shift after such a disruption?
If the thought feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. Life’s unexpected turns are a universal experience, and the path to navigating them is rarely straightforward —the insights and lessons often unfold along the way.
To truly bring this point home, in this week’s HDM episode, Jackie Velez is back on the podcast to share how her life took an unexpected turn following a significant car accident. In this convo, she shares her journey from scarcity to abundance unfolds through music, community, and raw vulnerability.
Jackie Velez is a wellness and music practitioner blending music, movement, and neuroscience to guide people into aligned, intentional living. Through a mix of sound journeys, custom meditations, and workshops, she helps others reconnect with their truth.
What you’ll learn in this episode:* The unforeseen obstacles of dealing with medical systems and financial concerns in a foreign country in the wake of a traumatic event. * A powerful transformation from a mindset of scarcity to recognizing the true riches of community and support. * How embracing spirituality, music, and deep-seated passions became instrumental in Jacqueline’s healing and metamorphosis.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Jackie:
IG: @jackelinevelez
Other episodes with Jackie as a guest:
267 – This is What You Need To Know About Technology and Latino Small Business Owners
325 – Behind the Scenes: Insights on Scholarship Opportunities
Related Blog Posts:BLOG | Managing Your Expenses?: 5 Questions to Avoid Overspending
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:EP 256 | How Resilience Made Her Financially Strong and Secure
EP 198 | A Journey Towards Financial Resilience
EP 182 | How to Stop Being Broke and Thrive
New Product Update!Money Clarity: A Roadmap to Taking Control of Your Finances is finally out! This 4-week, self-paced course will give you clarity, confidence, and the tools you need to build the foundations of your personal (and shame-free!) financial plan.
Curious to know more? You can find all the details through this link.
Want to get social?Let’s connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill
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If you’ve ever browsed your library’s psychology/self-help section, you know that boundaries are everywhere. No matter where you turn or who you ask, the topic always resurfaces, claiming its spot at the top of your list of good habits to acquire. However, one thing is talking about boundaries and another is actively setting them up. If you still struggle with this (FYI, you’re not alone!), maybe it’s time for a lil’refresher. In this week’s episode, I’m sharing a quick primer on boundaries, why they matter, and how having a couple of them firmly set can (and will!) enhance your holiday experience. If you are anything like me, you know actively setting up boundaries sounds way, way simpler in theory than in practice. The problem is that no one teaches how to do this, or even what types of boundaries to set and when. This lack of actionable insights becomes a glaring issue around the seasons when social interactions and demands for your time increase, such as the holiday season.
This is why, this week I decided to put together a quick reminder of why setting boundaries during busy seasons is so important and how would those boundaries look like.
What you’ll learn in this episode:* Why boundaries are important. * The types of boundaries you can set, especially during the holiday season. * Why setting solid boundaries is one of the best ways to preserve your mental health.
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #369- How First-Gen Latinas Can Overcome Their Unique Money Struggles * #377- 5 Tips to Avoid the Post-Holiday Financial Hangover * $006 – Four Non-Traditional Ways To Surviving the Holidays
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When was the last time that things didn’t go according to plan? If you’re anything like me, “quite often” is probably your answer (and there’s nothing wrong with that). The reason is simple: even the best thought and carefully weighted plans cannot keep life from happening, sometimes in the most random ways. In fact, although eliminating the unexpected from your life is almost impossible, no one ever teaches you how to react to life when things massively deviate from your original plan. This is why, in today’s episode, I’ll share with you five things you have to practice if you want to make your peace with the unexpected. We’ve all had a moment (or two) when we swore a plan or project would turn out alright. Maybe the whole thing was a low-stakes, low-pressure project where virtually nothing could go wrong, or maybe this plan was just replicating something you had already done in the past with a decent amount of success. In any case, the expectations were low, and your confidence soared.
This is why, when things didn’t turn out as expected, all you could do was stare at the facts in disbelief. Did you forget an important point? Were you not prepared enough? It may sound a tad irritating, but the answer is far simpler: unexpected circumstances usually happen… well, when you least expect it! And in no other sector is this as true as in finance.
In this HDM episode, I’ll be sharing a personal story that shows how life’s curveballs don’t have to derail you from your path.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* What does the unexpected have to do with your financial life? * Reasons why unexpected situations can be so overwhelming. * The 5 key lessons that you can take away from unexpected life disruptions.
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #272 – The Unexpected and Valuable Lessons from Getting Out of Debt * #387 – What it Really Takes To Achieve a Debt-Free Life * #342 – Why Reducing Expenses Isn’t Always the Answer and What To Do Instead
Want to get social?Let’s connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill
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Imagine waking up one regular Monday morning as you usually do… only to find out that all your income, close support network, and, in general, your regular financial support sources are forever gone, and now you’re back to square one (which, by the way, probably feels like square -1000). It may sound like a hard stretch, but for so many women, this nightmarish scenario highlights a common and real fear: the possibility of losing their stability in life because they don’t have their own money. And while this might sound scary, this week’s guests and dear friends will share how this lingering sense of insecurity pushed them to seek financial independence and, simultaneously, turned them into an inspiration to us all. Some people say the biggest lessons in life come whenever you least expect them, and today I’ll have to agree with the popular lore. In today’s episode, I’m having a conversation with two friends and fellow Accredited Financial Counselors®, Weslia Echols and Willa Williams who learned through their lived experiences why being financially independent is so important.
Weslia and Willa’s unique mission is to assist Christian women in embracing their STEWARD Identity. They aim to help women discover their unique path to creating wealth and achieving financial fulfillment. Through their company, Trinity Financial Coaching, and their weekly podcast, Wealth and Wisdom Together, they have created a safe space for women to learn and discuss money while trusting God, trusting themselves, and trusting the process.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Why financial independence should be a top priority in everyone’s life list. * A core characteristic of financial fulfillment that everyone should be aiming to have. * Willa and Weslia’s take on what’s the biggest financial barrier that most people face.
Resources from this episode:Connect with our guests at Trinity Financial Coaching!
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #320 – Why Sometimes in a Financial Crisis You Have to Break the Money “Rules”. * # 210 – Becoming Financially Independent with Brad Barrett. * # 349 – How Simple Choices Can Help You Build Financial Security.
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Intuitively, we all know that leaving your home country for good is a challenging experience. Adapting to a new place, language, culture, job market, AND financial system is anything but an easy feat. However, knowing that it’s hard and listening to the first-person account of someone who not only survived the experience but also managed to thrive and build a meaningful career is truly inspiring. In today’s episode, we are having an empowering conversation with Jhoanna Astudillo, the Hispanic segment leader in BOK Financial’s Consumer Division. Jhoanna will share with us her biggest money realizations and how they came to be. When was the last time you had a hard time cashing a check at your local bank? Or the last time you had to wait one hour for someone to help you do a simple money transfer? If the answer to those questions is some variation of “I’m not sure”, today’s episode will surely surprise you.
Like many immigrants, today’s guest had to re-start from scratch. From having to learn the language to figure out the U.S. financial system and, while on it, uncovering her limiting money story, Jhoanna’s journey will inspire you as much as it has inspired me.
Jhoanna Astudillo is the Hispanic segment leader in BOK Financial’s Consumer Division, and the first Hispanic person to serve in this position. She has worked in the financial industry since 2007. Previously, she served in the U.S. Army and has a Bachelor’s Degree in International Business and Marketing from Illinois State University.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Jhoanna’s story and why she was referred to as a “ghost”. * The steps Jhoanna has taken to improve her relationship with money. * How the financial industry is adapting to better service the Latino community and Jhoanna’s role in that.
Resources from this episode:Connect with our guest on Instagram: BOK Financial
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #263 – Immigrant Finance: How to Overcome Its Barriers * #227 – Driving Social Change Through Acting with Chelsea Rendon * #333 – The Key to Navigating the U.S Financial System Easier
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Have you ever walked into a bank to request information about a product or service only to hear a long-winded and hard-to-understand explanation that, instead of providing answers, only creates more questions? This is an experience that almost everyone in the Latino community has experienced at least once in their lives. Not because financial concepts, in and by themselves, are too complex or impossible to understand. Not at all. Sometimes, it’s just because the ones giving all the explanations lack a foundational core element that, in an ideal world, every financial educator should have: cultural humility. In this week’s episode, Dr. Melinda Jimenez Perez will share with us what cultural humility is and why this not-so-obvious concept is essential when teaching (and learning!) about all things money.
Let’s be honest: money and finances may not be as complex or abstract of a topic as calculus or some good old geometry, but still, that doesn’t mean everyone will be able to understand the basic tenets at once. The way you think and interact with money can be completely different from the way I see it, and that doesn’t make any of us right or wrong. It’s just different.
According to Dr. Melinda Jimenez, understanding how our own culture impacts the way we see finances and what we can do to improve our situation (even when we might lack “basic” financial knowledge) is the essential working definition of cultural humility. In today’s episode, we will learn why cultural humility is essential for improving financial literacy in the Latino community.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* What cultural humility is and why it’s essential in financial education. * The power of representation in financial education. * The rise of financial resource centers and why they matter.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Melinda on Instagram: @drmelindajp
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #310 -Daily Practices to Unlearn Cultural Limiting Beliefs and Thrive as a Result. * #362 – Confident Choices for Lasting Financial Stability * #393 – Living in a Cultural Clash? How to Navigate Financial Expectations With Your Family.
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Having honest and open conversations about real topics with our close friends is an essential part of life. And sometimes, knowing what other people are chatting with their pals can be truly eye-opening. If you’ve ever wondered how a conversation between two GenX women who are going through similar life experiences sounds like, you’re in for a true reveal. In this week’s episode, I’m having an informal chat with my good friend Librada Estrada about our kids stepping into adulthood, our health, and, of course, preparing financially for our future. Have you ever found yourself going through challenges or circumstances that no one else seems to be relating to? It’s not that your issues are uncommon or only specific to you, not at all. It’s more that you would prefer to have an open conversation with someone who not only is close to you but is also going through the same life stage as you are. Someone who relates to your lived experience in the way only a close friend can.
Well, this week’s episode is a great opportunity to sneak peek into how such a conversation unfolds! This week I’m having an informal chat with my long-time friend Librada Estrada on all things money, planning, and, of course, health.
In this episode, you’ll get to be a fly on the wall while two GenX women going through similar experiences talk about life, money, and health.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Thoughts on helping your kids transition into adulthood (plot twist: it ain’t simple!) * Why always keeping in mind your future needs is the best mindset to have when thinking about retirement. * The importance of having (and holding to) a vision when setting up your goals.
Resources from this episode:Want to know more about the authors who hosted the parenting talk I mentioned at the beginning of the episode? Then go and check Dr. Michael Thompson’s and Dr. Rob Evan’s websites
Connect with Librada: Librada Estrada
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #128 -The Identity Shift of A Single Parent, with Dr. Robbin Rockett * #329 – Making The Family Financial Planning Conversation Easier * #271 – Helpful Ways To Save Money for Long-Term Care
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If you are among the millions of people who rely on Google Maps to get to places, use Task Rabbit to find contractors, or have groceries delivered almost anywhere through Instacart, you are not alone. These services may feel like separate entities, but at the end of the day they all have one major thing in common: they are extremely convenient and, as such, most of them come with a hefty price tag. Does this mean you shouldn’t use them? The goal of this week’s episode is to answer that eternal question. Today, I’ll share my thoughts on the price of convenience and how you can use this bonus to your advantage.Picture the following scenario. It’s mid-week, and instead of decreasing, your workload is at an all-time high. You leave the office exhausted and in a daze, only to realize a few minutes into your commute that, yet again, you forgot about dinner. It seems that your brain just can’t plan a proper grocery haul so, just like you did last week, you decide to take the convenient approach. With just two or three flips through your phone screen, your problem is solved. Dinner will be served at your door in less than half an hour, courtesy of Uber Eats. Convenience may be just a noun, but on a busy Wednesday evening, when you have no mental space left available, it becomes a life-saver. The glue that holds together your packed schedule.
The only problem? Just like any luxury item, choosing the most convenient option usually has an extra fee. Yes, your meal delivery, house cleaning, and transportation services may be extra handy, but they ain’t cheap.
This is why in today’s episode we are going to have an in-depth discussion about the price of convenience. Why is it that the United States consumer loves convenience so much and what is the true price you are paying for getting some time back in your calendar?
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Snap history: how did these convenient services come to be? * One risk of relying too much on handy solutions. * Key things you need to know before signing up for these services.
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #319 – What You Should Do If You’re Feeling the Strain of Inflation? * #154 – Financial Dilemmas Working Moms Face with Bobbi Rebell * #263 – Immigrant Finance: How to Overcome Its Barriers
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Although no one likes to think about financial bumps, the harsh reality is that, as long as you have money in this game, financial loss will always be part of the spectrum of possible outcomes, and while I’m all about positive thinking, I also want to stress the importance of being prepared for even the worst case scenario. This is why, in this week’s episode I’ll share with you five reasons why you should have a backup plan to protect you when the possibility of total financial loss starts to loom over the horizon. We all have our own version of the worst nightmare ever. For some, that no-go scenario is filled with creepy crawlers (shudder), crazy heights, or bad news. For others horrible traffic jams, crowded places, and unfortunate circumstances are all that it takes to qualify something as a seriously bad dream. However, if we leave the specifics aside, we can all agree that most of us consider total financial loss as one of the most accurate definitions of nightmarish scenarios.
In today’s day and age, it’s hard to imagine a more anxiety-generating situation than the loss of all our material wealth. In fact, for some people, the possibility of experiencing total financial loss is such an unthinkable scenario that the act of simply considering the possibility is enough to trigger a mini-panic attack.
While I always strive to remain positive and uplifting, I have to recognize that sometimes being prepared for our worst-case scenarios does pay off. When it comes to total financial loss having a plan in place (aka, your emergency protocol) will always be a savvy choice.
This is why in this week’s episode, I’ll share with you five reasons why you should have a backup plan to protect you when the possibility of total financial loss starts to loom over the horizon.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Five key reasons why you should always be prepared, both for the good and the bad. * My insights on how I answered the “What would I do if…?” question. * How others have responded to this question and their big takeaways.
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #363 – Breaking The Cycle of Financial Stress for Yourself and Your Family. * #48 – The Two Biggest Road Bumps When Saving For The Long Haul * #120 – How She Overcame Bankruptcy With Monaica Ledell
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Splurging or saving? That is the question. And if you have a financial goal that requires you to save big and consistently, you probably know firsthand how stressful and frustrating spending decisions can feel. You see an item that catches your eye big time and, while former you would have proceeded to buy it without any additional thoughts, the new you is running a full forecasting projection the minute you gaze upon the price tag. If this scenario sounds familiar, you’re in good company! In this week’s episode, I’ll share with you a set of guiding questions that will help you navigate the delicate art of figuring out when it’s better to save and when it’s safe to splurge.No adult life is fully complete without a full set of (deceptively) crucial decisions. Whole wheat or white bread? Cats or dogs? A relaxing staycation or an adventurous one-week vacation? Green juice or salad? All of these will give you a few guaranteed harsh minutes.
However, when it comes to deceptively simple decisions, saying yay or nay to a specific purchase stands in its own category… especially when you’re committed to reducing your spending to the minimum (hello, Great Financial Goals!). What’s more, this mini-mental ordeal becomes even more challenging when you perceive said expense as something with the potential to transform your life (think high-end organic foods, hot and in-demand kitchen appliances, or home & garden items that just feel right).
If you are on a tight spending budget, but also feel compelled to just go and get that item now, the framework I will share in today’s episode might be just what you need. From navigating the complicated emotions that arise when spending decisions show their bizarre face, to actually understanding the thinking that takes place the minute you see that lush patio furniture, this episode has it all!
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The I-Needed-This-Yesterday mentality sometimes plays tricks on you, and here’s why. * Why the road to Big Financial Goals is not always paved with sacrifices. * The five questions you need to ask yourself before making that spending decision.
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#40 – How To Actually Curb That Impulse Spending for Good
342 – Why Reducing Expenses Isn’t Always the Answer (and What To Do Instead)
EP 366 – How This Smart Spending App Helps Teach Kids About Money
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#201 – The Incident Which Determined the Direction of Her Life, with Celeste Carrasco
94 – The Real Misunderstanding About Budgeting Which No One Talks About
378 – What it Actually Takes to be Financially Confident
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Have you ever been through a phase in your life when all you want is a serious reset? If you suspect this need to overhaul everything won’t just go away with a few days off or even a short trip to the beach, you’ve landed in the right space. In this week’s episode, I’m sharing a few exciting updates on the direction this podcast will be taking in this new season. And, spoiler alert, it all boils down to one single thing: balance.How does life look like when we are so busy that we can’t even see properly what’s standing right in front of us? I’m sure that, like most women I know, at some point, you too have been overwhelmed and swamped by life’s circumstances. Whether it’s because you have a demanding job, are in charge of small children with multiple activities and conflicting schedules, or just happen to be the unlucky victim of a complicated commute, sometimes functioning without a good dose of overwhelm is just not an option. When that happens, all we need (all we crave, in fact) is a big, massive break.
Which is exactly what this podcast did over the summer since, just like you, I’ve also been through one of the busiest seasons ever.
Now that we are back, it is time to share some exciting (and much-needed) updates on what’s going on over the other side of the mic.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* A quick update on the format (hint: we are going back to our roots). * Two exciting business updates (did anyone say better resources?) * A quick recap of what’s happening on the personal side.
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#201 – The Incident Which Determined the Direction of Her Life, with Celeste Carrasco
94 – The Real Misunderstanding About Budgeting Which No One Talks About
378 – What it Actually Takes to be Financially Confident
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If you have a budget, I’m sure you know why keeping track of your expenses is important. What you probably don’t know is that daily ins and outs are not the only numbers worth tracking. In fact, if you want to truly stay on top of your finances there are four numbers you should keep an eye on. In this episode, I’ll share what these numbers are, how to keep up with them, and why tracking them will make a difference in the long run.Keeping track of your expenses is an essential part of budgeting: there’s just no way around it. However, I get why you might find this whole expense tracking thing a little bit tedious (or just plain boring!), especially if you are new-ish to budgeting and you’re still working on creating a system that works for you.
If that sounds all too familiar, this week’s episode might be just what you need. Today, we’ll start with a quick review of the basics of expense tracking (a lil’ refresher is always welcome!) and why it’s important to keep up with those numbers. Then, we’ll move on to the nitty-gritty of this week’s topic: four not-so-common numbers that you should keep in mind when evaluating your finances.
Most people don’t usually see big, drastic changes in these numbers month over month, but that doesn’t make them less important. Keeping a close eye on them will not only give you valuable info on your current financial situation, it will also help you find all sorts of growth opportunities.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Why expense tracking doesn’t have to be tedious. * 3 expense types to keep up with (and why they matter). * 4 numbers that are not that common, but are worth keeping in your tracker.
Resources from this episode:Submit your Summer Playlists votes using this link: https://jenhemphill.com/myvoteplaylist
*Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:** #251 – How to Change Your Love-Hate Relationship With Money * #31 – A Budgeting Journey with Jacey Verdicchio * #362 – Confident Choices for Lasting Financial Stability
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What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear “money rules”? If you’re anything like me, you probably think about complicated must-dos, or old-as-time financial practices that, by now, are pretty much set in stone. But, what if I told you that money rules don’t have to be inflexible (or even tied to money per se) to be effective and life-changing? Would you believe me? Well, let’s put that to the test! In today’s episode, I’ll share with you 8 money rules that have helped me take my money management to a whole new level. If every time you hear the words “money rules” you hear the distant echo of Scrooge McDuck rigidly screaming “I made my money by being tougher than the toughies and smarter than the smarties!”, maybe it’s time to reconsider your approach to the concept of “rules” (plot twist: being inflexible is not part a money rule job description! #notreally).
Here’s the deal: when it comes to money management & finances, having rules that work is crucial. Not only they will help you make better decisions (and in less time), but they can also reduce the mental load that usually comes with money management. However, just because rules are important it doesn’t mean they have to be rigid or set in stone. In fact. It’s quite the opposite!
My experience has taught me that the best money rules are those that are tailored to my situation and thus resonate deeply with my personal money story. And you know what? You can also have rules like these. This is why, in this episode, I’ll share with you 8 money rules that have helped me take my money management to a whole new level.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The reason why not all money rules have to be about money (#gasp!) * How to set up money rules that work for you… when you are rule-averse. * Why creating your own money rules is 100% possible.
*Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:** #320 – Why Sometimes in a Financial Crisis You Have to Break the Money “Rules” * #138 – Money Lessons Learned from a Single Dad with Rocky Lalvani * #34 – How To Win With Money Goals & Break The RULES
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It’s happening! With this episode, Her Dinero Matters is officially hitting the 400-episode mark! To celebrate, I’ve put together a special episode that will break our traditional format but in a fun way! This week I’m sharing Her Dinero Matters Origin Story with you and the lessons I’ve taken home after recording 400 weekly episodes (#wild!). For most people (myself included), 400 may not feel like a huge number, but whenever I say out loud that I’ve spent almost nine years recording weekly podcast episodes to help women improve their relationships with money, I always get a shocked stare. NINE YEARS! That’s a lifetime. And I’m sure that lifetime magic is what contributes to making this episode feel extra special.
It all started in 2015 when podcasts that talked to women about money were not a very common sight. Yes, podcasting and financial advice in general existed, but the offer available back in the day did not match the specific vision I had in my head: a space where we could come together as women to talk about money, our money stories, and how those have impacted the way we lead our financial lives. Her Dinero Matters was born from that vision.
Over the years, the podcast has evolved and shifted directions in various ways. Not only that: recording hundreds of interviews with all sorts of amazing guests has also taught me precious lessons that I wouldn’t have learned otherwise.
This special episode aims to celebrate all that!
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* A deep-dive into Her Dinero Matters Origin Story. * Lessons learned after recording 400 episodes. * Featured feedback from listeners!
Resources from this episode:#111 – How to Manage Your Fear of Money with Rachel Luna
58 – [Summer Cool Off Series] A Chat With Skye McLain
**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* (Throwback Time!) #001: Introduction to Her Money Matters. * #077: How to Create a New Money Story to Keep You Inspired * #98: How to Save Automatically with an Inconsistent Income
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We all know about the importance of getting better at managing our finances, but many people come face to face with a giant wall when it comes to the practical side of things. Is there a specific routine or a way of doing things that facilitates everything? And if there is, how can you start implementing those best practices in your financial management? In this week’s episode, I’m going to share how I manage our household finances, the systems I use, and the things that could be improved. I don’t know if it’s just me, but with the boom of AI, I feel nowadays everyone is talking about systems and automation. Financial conversations are not the exception. While I am a huge fan of saving precious time by automating tasks, I also recognize that building effective systems to better manage your finances takes time and a good chunk of trial and error.
This is why in this week’s episode I’ve decided to share how I manage our household finances. I’ll talk about the systems that work for us, how I’ve built them, and some things that are still a work in progress (because, let’s be honest, when it comes to managing finances. there’s no such thing as perfection. Believe me, building this system as taken years and loads of trial and error). The goal of this episode is to inspire you to try something new in your current money management routine.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The nitty gritty aspects of how I manage our household finances. * The importance of having a sound plan (aka, a budget!) as your starting point. * Why this system works for us now and what are some aspects that still need improvement.
Resources from this episode:Wanna know more about the stages of money management? Episode #251 will help you rethink your relationship with budgeting!
Did you know Her Dinero Matters is about to hit the 400-episode mark? I am planning something special and I would love you to take part in the celebration.
To join the party, use this link to send me a voice message (or an email) sharing one thing you have learned, an episode that has marked you, or a guest that you’ve loved.
Don’t forget to send your messages before May 10 (yes, this Friday) at 5 pm ET!
**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:* #6 – One Simple Shift to Avoid Depleting Your Finances * #65 – The Real Reason You Don’t Talk About Money With Your Kids * #99 – How to Have Money Take Care Of You With Racheal Cook
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If you are a regular consumer of financial content (hello podcasts!) and someone asked you for a quick recap of the five, most valuable lessons you’ve uncovered so far, what would your answer be? Well, I know for sure that my list wouldn’t include things like budgeting, savvy retirement planning, or only spending on stuff I need! Curious to know why? In this week’s episode, I’m sharing five underrated money lessons that have completely changed the way I relate to money. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about all the money advice that just exists out there in the world. I’ve been working in this industry for more than ten years now (!) and despite the massive amount of financial content that is poured every day into the internet, there are foundational topics that, to this day, still don’t get much attention.
Yes, we all “know” about the importance of having a budget, planning our expenses, thinking about retirement early on, and, in general, all those financial how-to’s that, once mastered, make your life easier. And yet, despite already having that information, so many of us still struggle with keeping up with the “basics”. Have you ever wondered why?
In today’s episode, I will share with you five underrated money lessons that, to this day, not that many people speak about. These are lessons I’ve acquired through my 10+ years of experience in the financial industry and, boy, understanding them has been an absolute game-changer!
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The 3 keys to adaptability with your money. * The importance of having mindful indulgences. * Why debt is not (always) the devil’s cousin.
**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:****#339 – How to Build Wealth Even When You Don’t Have Much
320 – Why Sometimes in a Financial Crisis You Have to Break the Money “Rules”
306 – Financial Adulting Made Simple
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You might have learned that not spending money on things you don’t really need is the best (and, quite possibly, the only) way to save money in the long run. But, what if I told you that buying things that you want can lead to saving some extra money? In this week’s episode, I’ll share with you four purchases that improved my life (and added some extra joy!). If you got most of your financial education from old-school financial advisors, you might be all too familiar with the most important “spending” rule ever: don’t waste your money buying things that you don’t need. This includes stuff like clothing, fancy trips, expensive gadgets, a second car, and, in general, anything that is not an essential need (think food and shelter).
While there’s nothing wrong with this advice, the harsh truth is that, in real life, Needs and Wants are rarely two well-defined and distinct categories. In fact, both are quite subjective: your Needs and Wants will vary depending on your circumstances, the place where you live, your cultural context and the season of life you’re currently moving through (among other things).
So, how can you learn to distinguish between them?
In this episode, I’ll share with you four purchases that ended up improving my life in so many ways. My goal is to give you some food for thought and inspire you to consider your spending habits with a new perspective.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Why well-intentioned advice, such as “just splurge less”, often falls flat. * The reason why “Needs” and “Wants” are not set in stone. * Four purchases that initially felt like splurges, but ended up giving me joy (and saving me some money!)
You can also watch on YouTube!**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:****#372: The Number One (Hidden) Financial Mistake
345: How to Overcome an Unworthy Money Mindset
339: How to Build Wealth Even When You Don’t Have Much
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If you want to achieve financial success, building solid money habits is a non-negotiable. Intellectually, almost everyone knows and agrees with that statement. But, how do you choose which habits to build? That’s the million-dollar question. In this week’s episode, I’ll share with you the four money habits that can have the biggest impact on your money confidence journey. Every self-help book or personal development coach seems to agree on one thing: if you are trying to transform one area of your life, the first thing you gotta do is build good habits. But, what is exactly a good habit? And who decides which ones fall into this category? That is the quintessential question.
When it comes to improving your finances, habits such as saving consistently and spending less will almost always pop up in any finance-related conversation. However, how can you know if building these will help you move the needle of your plan forward? Because let’s be honest: there
is such a thing as picking the wrong habit (#gasp). And since building these behavioral patterns is not that easy (plot twist: gaining real momentum usually takes more than 21 days), you want to be sure the time and energy you’ll be investing in acquiring a new habit will eventually pay off.
In this episode, I’ll share with you some insights on the importance of picking (and building!) money habits that bring in a genuine bang.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Why so many financial habits are not worth your energy and time and what you can do instead. * Two habits that seem crucial to have, but actually can be automated. * Four key money habits that will bring you more bang for your time.
You can also watch on YouTube!**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:****#378 – What it Actually Takes To Be Financially Confident
365 – Letting Go of the Past and Redefining Financial Freedom
362 – Confident Choices for Lasting Financial Stability
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Did you know that, despite the challenges of the current housing market, most Americans still consider homeownership an essential part of the American Dream? And yet sometimes a quick run of your numbers can reveal that owning property may not be as financially advantageous as you initially thought. In this episode, we’ll talk about the real cost of owning a home. According to a survey conducted by the online platform Lending Tree in July 2023, 94% of respondents still see homeownership as an essential part of the American Dream. However, as the days and months pass by, the realities of the current housing market, with its ever-changing ups and downs, have created a sense of hopelessness in so many people, particularly the younger crowd: no matter what they do, it’s unlikely they will ever be able to afford a house.
But, what if this sense of hopelessness was simply a by-product of believing that owning a house is better than renting because it’s cheaper? What if this belief were simply not true? While no one can deny that owning the house you live in can be a rewarding, and even fulfilling experience, the numbers don’t lie: there are so many scenarios where owning property can cost you more (way, way more, in fact) than renting out.
In this episode, I’ll share with you my story (and insights) on things you have to consider before buying a home and the importance of running your numbers before committing to homeownership.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Some of the things to consider when buying a home * The numbers you need to compare for calculating the true cost of owning vs renting a home * Why my family is choosing not to buy a home and what we are doing instead.
You can also watch on YouTube!**Resources from this episode**News:
CBS News: Unaffordable homes in 99% of the nation.
CBS News: What it will take to make homes affordable again?
Rami Sethi: Why I Don’t Own a House as a Multimillionaire
Calculators:
Nerdwallet’s Rent VS Buy Calculator
Calculator.Net’s Rent VS Buy Calculator
Smart Asset’s Rent VS Buy Calculator
**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:****#373 – Is Airbnb profitable? Lessons from a Superhost
319 – What To Do if You’re Feeling the Strain of Inflation?
260 – How to Make Building Wealth A Possibility Now
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If someone approached you at a family party and asked you to share your biggest money mistake, what would you say? To be completely honest, I’d probably freeze on the spot. Not because I don’t know how to answer, but because a voice in my head tells me that, as a financial counselor, I should know better. Well, that’s not exactly true. And in this week’s episode, I’m going to walk you through the details of my biggest money mistake ever: buying a timeshare. If you’ve ever vacationed in a resort, you’ve probably heard about timeshares. The concept is very straightforward: in exchange for a fee, you “purchase” the right to use a resort room for one week of a given year. The “advantage” of this system is that your contract allows you to enjoy the resort room at the same fixed price, which over time amounts to considerable savings on vacation costs.
While on paper the idea sounds interesting enough, in my case reality didn’t really live up to the expectations. And yet, acknowledging this in real-time was almost impossible –a fact that made the whole experience very painful.
Today I’m sharing this experience hoping that it can inspire you to better understand why sometimes is hard to see big money mistakes coming.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The reason why investing in this didn’t feel like a mistake (at first). * Some annoying realizations that added up to the pain of this experience. * How we managed to get rid of it and why it was the best decision.
You can also watch on YouTube!**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:****#315 – The True Cost of Car Ownership
297 – She Became a Digital Nomad with a Profitable Business, Learn How
285 – Simple Tips to Help You Transform Your Life and Your Money
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When it comes to money talk, do you know what your family is expecting from you? While there’s nothing wrong with freely offering financial help to your loved ones when things get tough, doing so at the expense of your financial well-being is a recipe for future problems. So, how do you navigate financial expectations with your family? How do you get ready to have these potentially triggering conversations? This is exactly what Gigi González, author of the bestselling book, Cultura and Cash, will be talking about in today’s episode.Have you ever been in a situation where a loved one expects you to contribute financially to something just because you have a close relationship? It can either be an emergency expense (think sudden hospital bills or the cost of a specific medication) or a common, everyday expense (the cost of a meal, gas, or even a plane ticket).
If you have, you know there’s nothing more complicated than navigating such a scenario because, let’s face it, it seems there’s no real way to win. You either say no and get a disappointed (and potentially shocked) response, or you say yes and end up resenting the person who asked. Either way, someone will always end up upset.
So, here comes the million-dollar question: is there a way around this? Is there a way to navigate these tricky conversations without ending up feeling the full spectrum of negative emotions?
These are some questions that our (returning!) guest for this week’s episode, Giovanna “Gigi” González will be speaking about.
Gigi is a TikTok influencer, financial educator, and author of Cultura and Cash. During The Great Resignation, she quit her 10-year corporate career to pursue her true passion: teaching financial literacy to young adults. She teaches personal finance and career navigation for First Gen at various organizations and on her TikTok account @thefirstgenmentor.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Insights on what it means to be a bicultural first-gen Latina (and why it matters). * A walkthrough of Gigi’s First Gen Five Framework. * A simple two-step framework for setting up money boundaries as a first-gen Latina.
You can also watch on YouTube!Resources from this episode:Get your copy of Cultura and Cash: Lessons from the First Gen Mentor for Managing Finances & Cultural Expectations.
Follow Gigi on TikTok: @thefirstgenmentor
**Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:****#385 – Three Money Steps to Take When You Are Starting From Zero
367 – Negotiate Your Way to Higher Pay, Strategies for Women of Color
333 – The Key to Navigating the U.S. Financial System Easier
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Money stress, that familiar knot in your stomach. This is something we’ve all experienced. But what if you could face it with grace, compassion, and confidence? Join us as we unravel the secrets to managing financial stress and explore a world of solutions to put you back in control of your money and your life.Did you know that 73% of Americans identify money as their primary source of stress? It’s a widespread issue, and today, we’re not just going to understand it better but also learn effective strategies to manage and overcome it.
But that’s not all. I’m going to open up about my own money triggers and share how financial stress recently crept into my life. I want to show you that you’re not alone.
On another note, this episode marks a milestone for Her Dinero Matters. We’re stepping into the world of video, so get ready to see more of me and our incredible guests on YouTube.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Understanding money stress and how to manage it. * Advice on how to address your money situation. * A way to create a plan to take control of your finances.
You can also watch on YouTube!Resources from this episode:73% of Americans rank their finances as the No. 1 stress in life, according to new Capital One CreditWise survey
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#111 – How to Manage Your Fear of Money with Rachel Luna
337 – How to Overcome a Financial Crisis and Not Feel Broken
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Just think: a moment where every financial decision, for you and your loved ones, is made with ease and confidence, where sleepless nights over financial stress are a thing of the past. Too good to be true? Not at all. Tune into this episode and find out how to make it your truth! Financial challenges […]
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Are you curious to know the secrets to achieving financial stability without needing millions in your bank account? We live in an era where women are rewriting financial narratives and it is exciting! However, if you still lack some confidence when it comes to financial stability, join us today to learn some ways you can […]
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Do you ever dream of a world where money is never an issue in your relationship? That would be ideal, but we all know that life isn’t always perfect. What if you start to notice that your partner is acting strangely with money? It can be confusing and stressful, and you may not know what […]
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Does the idea of having to file taxes every year keep you up at night? Picture yourself next tax season filing taxes with confidence and without any of that stress. Sounds incredible, right? That’s absolutely achievable thanks to our guest today, who has developed a solution that simplifies personal finance management, making filing taxes less […]
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Living on a single income might sound crazy in today’s fast-paced world, with rising costs and increased financial responsibilities. But hold on, because I’m here to challenge your perspective and show you how this unconventional approach can actually make your life easier. As we dive into the possibilities of ‘living’ on one income, you’ll be […]
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Trauma is a powerful thing. It can change the way we think, feel, and behave. But did you know that trauma can also impact your DNA and play a role in your finances? Want to understand the lasting effects of trauma so you can heal past generational trauma and build the wealth that you deserve? […]
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Trauma is a powerful thing. It can change the way we think, feel, and behave. But did you know that trauma can also impact your DNA and play a role in your finances? Want to understand the lasting effects of trauma so you can heal past generational trauma and build the wealth that you deserve? […]
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¿Tienes dudas con las cosas financieras siendo inmigrante en los Estados Unidos? Quizás quieres crear un negocio, pero no sabes si es posible siendo inmigrante. O ¿quizás tienes preguntas de como puedes generar ingresos de manera legal? O tal vez has visto gente que invierte su dinero en el mercado de valores pero no sabes […]
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Wouldn’t it be ideal if before you got married you were given all the guides and the instructions on how to manage your finances? In today’s episode, I share what has worked for me and my partner, give you some things to consider so you can make the best decision for your relationship. This way […]
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I am excited to announce that we are celebrating the Her Dinero Matters 8th birthday! Of course, this means we are celebrating you, because without your support, none of this would have been possible. To mark the occasion, each week this month we will release special episodes that take us down memory lane through the […]
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Would you believe me if I said that healing your money wounds should be a priority in order to build wealth, even before learning about personal finances? It’s true, ignoring these issues can hinder your progress towards building wealth. Tune into this episode where you will learn what you can do so you can really focus on building wealth!Don’t let your money wounds hold you back any longer. Build wealth easier.
How can you achieve this? In today’s episode, Linda García will share her wisdom and tips on how to do it all from real life experience.
Linda Garcia spent 17 years working in the TV and film industry before launching the Let There Be Luz podcast. Her spiritual journey inspired her life’s purpose of aiding the Latinx community in healing generational money wounds. In 2020, she established a stock market course, and In Luz We Trust, a community of Latinx investors.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The meaning of “generational money wound” and how it prevents us from building wealth. * The story and meaning behind the name of Linda’s book the Wealth Warrior that will have you wanting to learn more. * Three ways to earn money in the U.S. that drastically helps build wealth.
You can also watch or listen on YouTube!Resources from this episode:Linda on Instagram: @luzwarrior
Linda’s website: www.inluzwetrust.com
**Linda’s book: Wealth Warrior: 8 Steps for Communities of Color to Conquer the Stock Market
*Please note the link is an affiliate link so I may receive a small commission if you purchase***
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#339 – How to Build Wealth Even When You Don’t Have Much
262 – Her Ways to Empower Building Wealth as a Latinx Community
230 – Building Wealth and the Beautiful Unexpected Changes with Adriana Flores-Ragade
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Are you tired of avoiding those uncomfortable money conversations with your significant other? Or do they always seem to turn into a full-blown argument? Now, picture a world where having those tough money talks with your partner is easy and stress-free. It’s not just a dream- it can become a reality. In this episode, we’ll show you how this can be true for you.Money taboos are a real thing, and they become even more evident when you need to have a conversation about money with your partner. Our guests in this episode have experienced challenges when discussing money, but they have found a way to make it easier and have enriching money conversations.
Julien and Kiersten Saunders are authors who achieved financial independence through frugal living, real estate, stock market investing, and online business. They paid off $200,000 in five years and are popular for their blog richandregular.com, Money on the Table video series, and Rich & Regular podcast.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* How avoidance of money matters presents itself in money conversations. * An unrealistic expectation we don’t want to have when it comes to money management in relationships. * The best and most comfortable environment to have money conversations with your partner.
You can also watch or listen on YouTube!Resources from this episode:Julien and Kiersten on Instagram: @richandregular
Julien and Kiersten’s website: richandregular.com
**Julien and Kiersten’s book: Cashing out: Win the Wealth Game by Walking Away
*Please note the link is an affiliate link so I may receive a small commission if you purchase*Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#102 – How to Jumpstart Your Marriage & Money in 4 Weeks With Elle Martinez
54: A Money Conversation With My Husband Johari Hemphill
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Are you ready to unlock more opportunities in getting the job offers you truly deserve? With making some tweaks to improve your negotiation skills, you can position yourself in the best possible way for companies to recognize the value you bring. In this episode you’ll discover how to make your next negotiation a success and so much more!If you look closely, negotiating is easier than you think. Being open to what you can learn to improve your negotiation skills doesn’t hurt. This way you can achieve everything you set out to do, whether personal and/or professional. Sit back and open your mind to the possibilities while embracing the power of negotiation.
Our guest today Mandi Woodruff-Santos has vast knowledge in negotiation techniques, which has greatly contributed to her own success in increasing her salary each time.
She is a career expert, the founder of MandiMoney Makers, and the co-host of Brown Ambition podcast. Mandi also helps women of color achieve financial and career goals through her online coaching community.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* What other factors can be negotiated besides a salary raise. * What steps you can take to showcase the value you contribute and the outstanding work you perform in your job. * How to utilize the shares in your own company for your benefit.
You can also watch or listen on YouTube!Resources from this episode:Connect with Mandi: www.mandimoney.com
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#20 – 5 Consejos Para Mejor Negociar Su Salario Con Jessie Medina
238 – How To Not Be Complacent With Latina Equal Pay Day
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Are you feeling overwhelmed with all the financial responsibilities in your household? Wouldn’t it be nice if our partner or a family member takes on some of these financial roles? Grab your favorite beverage and dive into how to set up these financial roles and how to make it all work.Financial roles play a crucial role in a household. It can involve from managing and allocating funds for various expenses, including bills, groceries, savings, and investments. Whether you live alone, with a partner, or have a family, setting up clear financial roles can make managing your finances easier and more efficient.
Ideally, each family member can take on a financial role or two in the household finances, including the little ones. To help make this easier it is essential to understand their importance, how to define the roles in your household as well as how to designate who takes on what role. All of this is discussed in depth in this episode.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The things you should consider when designating the different financial roles. * How to create a financial calendar that details the various tasks for each family member. * The key question that will help you explain and assign financial roles to your children.
Resources from this episode:Do you have questions about Financial Roles? Next week I’m going to do a live session on our Facebook community where I’ll share with you how to introduce Financial Roles to your family in a simple way and answer your questions. Will you join us? Join our FREE COMMUNITY on Facebook here!
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#52 – 4 Key Conversations When Mixing Love and Money
117 – Managing Money In A Dual Entrepreneur Household With Autumn Witt Boyd
18 – What To Do When Your Spouse Isn’t On Same Page As You With The Money
¿Te sientes abrumada con todas las responsabilidades financieras de tu hogar? ¿No sería agradable que nuestra pareja o algún familiar asumiera alguno de estos roles? Es momento de relajarte unos minutos e investiguemos estos roles financieros en el hogar y cómo hacer que todo funcione.Los roles financieros juegan un papel importante en el hogar. Puede implicar administrar y asignar fondos para varios gastos, incluidas facturas, comestibles, ahorros e inversiones. Ya sea que vivas sola, en pareja o tengas una familia, establecer roles financieros de manera clara puede hacer que administrar tus finanzas sea más fácil y eficiente.
Idealmente, cada miembro de la familia puede asumir uno o dos roles financieros en el hogar, incluidos los más pequeños. Para ayudar a que esto sea más fácil, es esencial comprender su importancia, cómo definir estos roles y cómo designar quién asume cada uno. Todo esto lo discutiremos en profundidad en este episodio.
Lo que aprenderás en este episodio:* Las cosas que debes considerar al designar los diferentes roles financieros. * Cómo crear un calendario financiero que detalle las diversas tareas de cada miembro de la familia. * La pregunta clave que te ayudará a explicar y asignar roles financieros a tus hijos.
Recursos de este episodio:¿Tienes preguntas sobre este tema de los Roles Financieros? ¡Buenas noticias! La próxima semana hare un en vivo en nuestra comunidad en Facebook, donde te compartiré cómo introducir este tema de una manera simple a tu familia y también para responder tus preguntas. ¡Únete a nuestra COMUNIDAD GRATIS en Facebook aquí!
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117 – Managing Money In A Dual Entrepreneur Household With Autumn Witt Boyd
18 – What To Do When Your Spouse Isn’t On Same Page As You With The Money
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Does the thought of estate planning make your head spin? Maybe you have been putting off creating your will. Although it may seem complex, with the right guidance, it can be quite simple. After listening to today’s episode, you’ll gain a better understanding of estate planning and be inspired to begin your own. Don’t miss it!Planning for the future is important, especially when it comes to your estate. With the help of estate planning, you can ensure that your assets are taken care of and your loved ones are provided for even after you’re gone.
In today’s episode our guest Genoveva will offer clear and concise explanations of various estate planning topics, providing simple examples to help you better understand each area and gain greater clarity.
Genoveva Meza Talbott is an immigrant from Mexico, and she is a dedicated wife, mother, and lawyer in Southern California. Her practice focuses on assisting Latinas and their families in securing their legacy and protecting themselves and their loved ones.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* At what age you already possess an estate unbeknownst to most people. * The two essential documents to consider when planning your estate in the case of a disability. * What differentiates a will vs a living trust (and why you can’t ignore this detail). * The ideal time for a couple to arrange their prenuptial agreement.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Genoveva: @attorney_meza_talbott
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#329 – Making the Family Financial Planning Conversation Easier
173 – The 8 Money Conversations No Couple Should Ignore
52 – 4 Key Conversations When Mixing Love and Money
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Maybe you have been reflecting recently on the beliefs you hold about achieving financial security. If this is you, keep in mind that it’s never too late to make changes. In this conversation, Ramona Cedeño shares the simple choices you can make to make financial security easier to reach.Why is financial security important? It does lead to a happier and more fulfilling life. Maybe though, you believe that you aren’t good with money and becoming financially secure is far-fetched for you. If so, it’s time to change that mindset. Instead, focus on simple choices to improve your financial skills and avoid dwelling on past mistakes.
Achieving financial security may seem challenging, but with simple choices and improvements in financial skills, it can become easier to reach. Our guest today, Ramona Cedeño, will explain how you can achieve it and more.
Ramona Cedeño is the CEO of FiBrick, a New York-based accounting and fractional CFO services firm. She is also the author of Simple Choices, Big Rewards in Money and hosts the In Great Company podcast.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Ramona helps us define financial security as well as understand the key considerations to build it. * The misconceptions common in our Latino community regarding financial security. * How her experiences with simple choices led to big rewards (and inspired her book). * One indispensable action you can take to shift your relationship with money.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Ramona: simplechoicesbigrewards.com
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#51 – Work Your Way To Wealth With Mary Beth Storjohann
143 – Financial Independence and How To Reach It With Doug Nordman
4 Messy Money Lessons That Supercharged Our Money
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Have you been searching and searching for personal finance books by Latino authors or Latina authors, but it feels like you are searching for a needle in a haystack? You are not alone which is why we have done the hard work for you and have compiled the best finance books by Latinx authors for you!
Before we share these books with you, let’s provide some background as to the lack of representation in the personal finance area.
The interest in personal finance has drastically increased over the years, and the bookshelves are overflowing with new titles. However, it’s hard not to notice the glaring lack of Latinx authors in this sea of finance wisdom (this finance wisdom= 500 books published annually). As the Latino community in the U.S. booms (I mean, over 111 million that’s 28% by 2060?!), it’s high time we hear their unique financial stories and address their specific needs.
Quick stats: Latinx authors make up only 7.6% of ALL authors – que locura (that is crazy)! This creates a gap in role models for financial success in our community. We need to address unique issues like cultural influences, language barriers, and challenges faced by immigrant families. Without enough relevant role models, nuestra comunidad might struggle to find financial freedom that caters to our distinct experiences. We seriously need Latino voices in the financial conversation, no te parece (don’t you think)?
Speaking of Latino voices, without further ado we present to you the compiled list of best finance books by Latinx authors (as well as some upcoming books to look out for). Of course, if you have others that we missed be sure to let us know in the comments section!
Note:* This list does not constitute endorsement of these books and is for informational purposes only.BEST FINANCE BOOKS IN GENERAL PERSONAL FINANCE*In this category you can find books specific to Latino community and culture. There is good diversity in topics by these Latinx authors like a book focused on couples managing money together as well as quick reads on budgeting and other money skills. Oh and you may see a book by yours truly.CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF BOOKS IN THIS CATEGORYThe Latino Guide to Personal Money Management, Laura Castañeda and Laura CastellanosJumpstart Your Marriage & Your Money: A 4-Week Guide to Building Wealth Together, Elle Martinez
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 007
A Latina’s Guide to Money, Eva Macias
Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice, Jen Hemphill
Financially Savvy in 20 minutes, Natalie Torres-Hadaad
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 004
Budgeting For Dummies, Athena Valentine Lent
BEST FINANCE BOOKS IN CHILDREN’S BOOKSEven though there weren’t many books that we found we managed to find a few children’s books by Latina authors for the win!CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF BOOKS IN THIS CATEGORYPurple Lemonade, Melinda Jimenez PerezMy Stock Market Workbook, Elizabeth Ruiz, Linda Garcia
BEST FINANCE BOOKS IN INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDINGWe were pleasantly pleased to find a good number of the books covering investing and wealth building by Latino authors and Latina authors. Our Latino community can definitely benefit from this information as generational wealth has been key conversation. CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF BOOKS IN THIS CATEGORYStock Market Investing Mini-Lessons For Beginners: A starter guide for beginner investors (Stock Market Investing Education), Mabel NuñezStock Analysis 101: A Step by Step Guide to Analyzing and Buying Stocks, Mabel Nuñez
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 17
Investing in Real Estate at a young age: How to become Financially Savvy in real estate investing, Natalie Torres-Hadaad
Building Wealth on a Dime: Finding your Financial Freedom, Kimberly Hamilton
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 339
Overcoming Debt, Achieving Financial Freedom: 8 Pillars to Build Wealth, Cindy Zuniga Sanchez
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 330
Wealth Warrior: 8 Steps for Communities of Color to Conquer the Stock Market, Linda Garcia
↳Get to know this author in an upcoming episode of the Her Dinero Matters podcast! TBD
*BEST FINANCE BOOKS IN* FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENTWe all need encouragement from time to time, especially when it comes to our financial life which is where these books by Latinx authors come in handy! Some of the titles you see are specific to our Latino community.CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF BOOKS IN THIS CATEGORYThe Latino Journey to Financial Greatness, Louis BarajasSelf Made: Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way, Nelly Galan
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 249
Journey to Financial Freedom: A Latina’s path to managing money the right way, Darlene Nuñez
Latinas in Finances: Changing the financial narrative one Latina at a time, Imelda Rodriguez
UPCOMING RELEASESFortunately there are some upcoming releases by Latinx authors! Make sure you mark your calendars for these books!CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF BOOKS IN THIS CATEGORYMind Your Money: Insightful Stories and Strategies to Help You Reach Your #MoneyGoals, Yanely Espinal Release Date: May 30th, 2023
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 304
Giovanna Gonzalez, Cultura & Cash. Release Date: September 2023
Financially Lit: The Modern Latina’s Guide to Level Up Your Dinero & Become Financially Poderosa, Jannese Torres. Release Date: March 2024
↳Podcast Episode Alert! Get to know this author in Episode 381
*Please note all links to these books are an affiliate link so I may receive a small commission if you purchase***After seeing the full list of all the Latinx authors, what are your thoughts? Let us know in the comment section. Be sure to read a book or two from this list to support these authors and share this blog post if you are feeling moved to do so.
There was no data found that showed the number of personal finance books published for all the years we needed so instead we used the range of 400-600+ based on the research and the data Statista published in 2014. *Our team searched high and low for personal finance books written by Latinos and they were definitely scarce (and we may have missed some). The less than .01% number was calculated by the number of personal finance books we found written by Latino authors divided by the average of total personal finance books published annually (we used 500 to be conservative). The post Best Finance Books by Latinx Authors first appeared on Jen Hemphill.
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Have you ever wondered how to harness the power for manifesting abundance in your life, regardless of past experiences? You indeed possess this incredible ability! Or maybe you don’t really understand what manifestation is or how it works. This episode explores all of this and more. In today’s episode, our guest Patricia Abreu Logroño will explain, in simple terms, the connection between self-love, limiting beliefs, manifesting abundance, and recognizing your inherent abundance.
Patricia’s mission is to educate, inspire, and raise awareness about the importance of self-love. She is a Life and Spiritual Coach with an Education major, an Inspirational Speaker, and the Podcast Host of “El Arte del Amor Propio.”
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* What manifestation is and how to use it to achieve what you want . * Understanding your vibration and frequency and the role it plays in being more abundant. * 5 questions you can ask yourself to have clarity on your limiting beliefs. * How self-love is connected to your money. * The main benefit of pen to paper journaling you cannot ignore.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Patricia: elartedelamorpropio.com
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#289 – A Dinero Ritual For You
248 – How to Rewire Your Brain and Grow Your Money
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There’s nothing quite like breathing in clean, fresh air after completing our spring cleaning, right? Imagine applying the same concept to your finances! It may seem like a lot, but trust me, it’s easier than you think. In today’s episode, I’ll show you how to achieve financial clarity and experience that same satisfying feeling you get from tidying up your home.As you may know, April not only marks the beginning of spring for many but also serves as Financial Literacy Month. With that in mind, just as we take time to organize and clean our homes, we can do the same with our finances. I have created a checklist of 4 areas within your finances plus some simple steps for you to follow as you do your spring cleaning.
Rest assured, my intention is not to complicate matters. You will find these steps simple yet highly effective.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Why you should consider using a checklist to organize yourself and stay on track with all the different aspects of your finances. * The exact steps to take to monitor your credit for free * Reasons to consider adjusting your tax withholding
Resources from this episode:Learn more about how to make sure you get your tax withholding right: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/tax-withholding-how-to-get-it-right
Requesting your credit report with an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number): https://www.self.inc/blog/how-to-check-credit-score-with-itin-number
Understanding what is on a credit report: https://www.myfico.com/credit-education/credit-reports
How to dispute an error on your credit report: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ask-cfpb/how-do-i-dispute-an-error-on-my-credit-report-en-314/
Interested in learning more about how you can get emails throughout the year with other simple checklists to follow? Learn more here: jenhemphill.com/checklist
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#294 – ¿Qué es un Presupuesto?: Una Nueva Perspectiva y sus Beneficios
275 – Massive Direct Ways Crediverso is Bridging the Gap With Credit
233 – 3 Exclusive Areas that Actually Simplify Managing Your Money
No hay nada mejor que respirar aire limpio y fresco luego de completar la limpieza de primavera ¿verdad? Imagina aplicar la misma técnica, ¡pero con tus finanzas! Puede parecer o sonar complicado, pero créeme, es más simple de lo que imaginas. En el episodio de hoy, te mostraré cómo puedes lograr claridad financiera y experimentar el mismo sentimiento de satisfacción que sientes al organizar tu hogar.Como sabrás, abril no sólo marca el inicio de la primavera sino que también es el mes de la educación financiera. Con eso en mente, así como tomamos el tiempo de organizar y limpiar nuestro hogar, también podemos hacer lo mismo con nuestras finanzas. Para ello, hice una lista de 4 áreas de tus finanzas, más algunos simples pasos que puedes seguir y organizar estos aspectos de tu vida financiera.
Ten la seguridad que mi intención no es complicar las cosas, verás que encontrarás estos pasos sencillos pero altamente efectivos.
Lo que aprenderás en este episodio:* Por qué deberías considerar usar una lista para organizarte y mantenerte al día de todos los aspectos de tus finanzas. * Los pasos exactos para monitorear tu crédito de manera gratuita. * Razones para considerar ajustar tu retención de impuestos.
Recursos de este episodio:Aprende más sobre cómo asegurarte de tener tu retención de impuesto de manera correcta: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/tax-withholding-how-to-get-it-right
Solicitando tu reporte de crédito con un ITIN: (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) https://www.self.inc/blog/how-to-check-credit-score-with-itin-number
Comprendiendo lo que está en un reporte de crédito: https://www.myfico.com/credit-education/credit-reports
Cómo disputar un error en tu reporte de crédito:https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ask-cfpb/how-do-i-dispute-an-error-on-my-credit-report-en-314/
¿Está interesada/o en obtener más información sobre cómo recibir correos electrónicos durante todo el año con otras listas simples a seguir? Aprende más aquí: jenhemphill.com/checklist
EPISODIOS DE HER DINERO MATTERS RELACIONADOS QUE PUEDES DISFRUTAR:#294 – ¿Qué es un Presupuesto?: Una Nueva Perspectiva y sus Beneficios
275 – Massive Direct Ways Crediverso is Bridging the Gap With Credit
233 – 3 Exclusive Areas that Actually Simplify Managing Your Money
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Can you imagine as a woman starting from scratch at any age while finding your true passion and achieving financial independence? It’s crucial that we continue to address this topic head-on, and our special guest today is living proof of how it can be done.Many of us were raised with the notion that men handle finances. While times have changed and women have made big strides forward, some people still hold onto this outdated idea, limiting a woman’s potential.
Our community exists because we are dedicated to helping each of you achieve your version of financial freedom and reach your full potential..
Today’s guest, Katherine Zammuto, will inspire you with her story to seek out and create opportunities, even when it seems challenging.
Katherine (Kat) Zammuto is an actress, entrepreneur, and the podcaster behind the popular podcast”Kat on the Loose” Kat on the Loose is a podcast that explores sex, dating, and relationships in an organic conversation format.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The Importance of women becoming financially independent. * Two key lessons Kat learned after experiencing a financial abusive relationship. * The main red flag to be aware of in a controlling partner
Resources from this episode:Kat on the Loose Podcast: katontheloose.com
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#143 – Financial Independence and How To Reach It With Doug Nordman
Increasing our Awareness of Domestic Violence and Economic Abuse – Monthly Recap
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Ever found yourself thinking that making money is tough and increasing your wealth seems impossible, or maybe you just feel unworthy of more? Trust me, you’re not alone in this. Our guest, Tania Vasallo, will explain how to adjust your inner antenna for abundance. Stay tuned for all the insightful details up ahead!As you reflect on your financial journey, you may have realized that your challenges are not directly tied to money itself, but rather your thoughts. Often, we don’t realize how much our thought patterns, formed in childhood, continue to impact us, preventing us from living the life we truly deserve.
Our special guest will show you how to change your money mindset and stop feeling unworthy.
Tania Vasallo, the founder of The Courage To Be, has established a worldwide community of female entrepreneurs striving for financial empowerment and independence. Additionally, she hosts The Courage To Be Podcast.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The game the subconscious mind plays on you when you don’t feel worthy. * Two key terms you need to be aware of that will help shift your mindset and be more abundant. * The exact steps you can take to heal your relationship with money.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Tania: www.amplifyourabundance.com
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#239 – Money Mindset Shifts to Value Your Financial Power
322 – How To Heal Your Relationship with Money with These Simple Questions
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Tired of believing financial planning is only for the wealthy? In this episode, you’ll learn how everyone can have access and benefit from a professional financial planner. And that wealth building? It doesn’t have to wait anymore. Would you like to learn how to invest and save more money to help your long-term financial planning? Of course, we all do.
All of this is possible, but only if you learn it from an expert who can guide you to make the most of your money. Understanding what role a financial planner has is key in this. Building wealth is not difficult; you just need to find and follow some good guidance.
Nestor Vargas is such an example to follow. He is a Certified Financial Planner and owner of the financial planning firm Green Mountain Planning. He has been committed to providing the necessary resources for the Latino community to get more involved with improving their finances by using the stock market.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Understanding what a fiduciary is and how it can be beneficial for you. * Learn about the role of a financial planner and how it can be affordable for you. * The percentage of Latinos in the United States that are using the stock market to create wealth.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Nestor: @LatinoMoneyMan
My interview on Nestor’s podcast: https://greencardstogreenbacks.com/ Title is Budgeting Resources for a Financially Healthier Latinx Life
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#16 – Three Phases In Choosing a Financial Planner
183 – How to Become a Financial Planner (and Why Latinos Should Care) with Joe Bautista
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Teaching kids about money can be a complicated task because of our own fears that we aren’t “good” with money. However, we currently have an advantage in our favor: we live in an era where there are many fun ways to educate them so that they don’t get bored. If you are looking for some inspiration to help you teach our kids, look no further as that is the focus of this conversation. Spoiler alert, it is with online shopping!Have you ever tried online shopping with your kids? It’s not exactly easy, given the overwhelming amount of options available and the fact that many of them aren’t even kid-friendly. And while letting them go online alone is a recipe for disaster, trying to guide them through the process can be just as daunting, not to mention time-consuming and stressful.
Our guest, Mari Collins Harris, and her husband have created an app that not only helps children prioritize the things they love, but also teaches them the value of money in an engaging way.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* How your can kids learn to save and make a budget in a fun way * Teaching your children how to set goals that really get them excited * How this app creates a confidence conversation about money
Resources from this episode:Connect with Mari: @mari.collins
CLICK HERE to receive $10 OFF on your first order on Ketshop!
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#84 – How Her 8 Kids Learned Great Money Skills With PJ Jonas
65 – The Real Reason You Don’t Talk About Money With Your Kids
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Are you struggling to reduce expenses? Have you formulated a plan to help you stay on track? In today’s episode, I’m going to provide you with some tips to help you manage your expenses and explore ways to bring in more money through something that you’re passionate about and that fits your lifestyle.One of the first options we consider when we need more income is to reduce expenses, which is undeniably a good option. However, reducing expenses isn’t always the solution, which is why you should consider different alternatives available which most people don’t see.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* When your spending is not the issue * How to identify if you have spending or cash flow issues * Three options to increase your income
Resources from this episode:Financially Strong Circle Membership
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#162 – My Top 3 Money Saving Lessons From Our Many Moves
Bonus Episode – Unexpected Expenses? How This Free Tool (also in Spanish) Can Help
228 – Tackling Those Unplanned Expenses with AARP Money Map
¿Te sientes frustrada por tener que reducir los gastos? ¿Has formulado un plan que te ayude? En el episodio de hoy, te daré algunos consejos para que puedas administrar tus gastos y explorar formas de generar más dinero a través de algo que te apasione y que se adapte a tu estilo de vida.Una de las primeras opciones que consideramos cuando necesitamos más ingresos es reducir los gastos, lo cual es una muy buena opción. Sin embargo, reducir gastos no siempre es la solución, y por esa razón debes considerar las diferentes alternativas disponibles y que la mayoría de la gente no ve.
Lo que aprenderás en este episodio:* Cuando tus gastos no son el problema * Cómo identificar si tienes un problema de gastos o de flujo de efectivo * Tres alternativas para aumentar tus ingresos
Recursos de este episodio:Financially Strong Circle Membresía
Episodios relaciones que puedes disfrutar:#162 – My Top 3 Money Saving Lessons From Our Many Moves
Bonus Episode – Unexpected Expenses? How This Free Tool (also in Spanish) Can Help
228 – Tackling Those Unplanned Expenses with AARP Money Map
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When you applied for scholarships at college, was the process easy or complicated? Have you found any tools to help you with this process with your kids? In today’s episode you will learn several strategies to make this process much easier for you.When it comes to making college decisions for your children, the high stakes can often cause stress and make it difficult to think clearly. Fortunately, there are options available to help ease the burden. It’s important to maintain a positive mindset and explore all possibilities. Today’s guest shows us how applying for scholarships can lighten the load and make the process more manageable.
From obtaining $100,000 in scholarships to building her own business while being a mother, wife, and working full-time, Rachel has made it happen and you can too.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Little known tips for applying for scholarships that can pay off when carried out. * How creating network connections helps in finding more scholarship opportunities. * The key questions to ask yourself for a growth mindset.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Rachel Jimenez: moneyhackingmama.com
Previous episodes referenced:
A Conversation About How Building Credit is One Key to Achieve Your Goals
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#25 – How She Thought Big and Unlocked Hidden Opportunities (with Sarahí Espinoza)
149 – The 4 Part Process Your Soon To Be College Kid Will Benefit From With Pam Andrews
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How important do you think building credit is in achieving your goals? How much of an impact do you think learning from other people’s experiences will have on your goals? Do you believe becoming a professional requires getting into debt because of the additional education? Grab your popcorn and listen to this episode where our guest shares her experiences with all of this (and yes there is a reason why I’m saying you should grab your popcorn).Unfortunately, many of us became aware of the importance of good credit as adults, don’t get me wrong — it’s never too late! We also have beliefs that simply aren’t true, like debt is unavoidable when pursuing a profession needing higher education.
Jeniree Flores’s story shows that it is possible to alter negative beliefs, become successful without taking on debt, and stick to habits that will help establish credit, among other things.
Dr. Flores is a polymer chemist, author of a patent and of more than half a dozen peer-review publications. She became a podcaster with the launch of Latinx Can, a podcast highlighting the stories of Latinx professionals and the tips and tricks that helped them turn their dreams into reality.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The importance of having an emergency fund * Tips on how to build good credit * How you can benefit from scholarships for graduate studies
Resources from this episode:Connect with Jeniree Flores Delgado here
Listen to Jeniree interview me on LatinXCan
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#275 – Massive Direct Ways Crediverso is Bridging the Gap With Credit
321 – The Tradeoff That Taught Her How to Use a Credit Card Responsibly
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If I told you that you could build wealth in a dime, would you believe it? In this episode, you’ll see that this is possible for you, even if you start small.Creating wealth can be a challenge without a good financial education. In today’s episode, our guest Kimberly Hamilton demonstrates how we can achieve it, just as she did.
Kimberly Hamilton is a financial educator and fellow Latina on a mission to help women tackle debt, automate their finances and invest through online courses.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Habits to create wealth and eliminate financial anxiety. * Organizing finances to pay off debts and achieve financial goals. * Learning financial terminology and why it’s important.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Kimberly: Kimberly Hamilton
Grab a copy of her book: Building Wealth on a Dime: Finding your Financial Freedom **
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#260 – How to Make Building Wealth A Possibility Now
230 – Building Wealth and the Beautiful Unexpected Changes with Adriana Flores-Ragade
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Budgeting doesn’t need to be complicated! There are plenty of great budgeting tools out there that make it easier to manage your finances, but how do you choose the best one for you with so many to choose from? Once you do choose, how do you not overwhelm yourself? And what is the trick for staying consistent? We discuss this and more in this solo episode. Creating a monthly budget can help you gain an understanding of your financial situation and set clear goals. With so many options available when it comes to budgeting tools, it can be overwhelming to decide which ones to go with. In this episode, I share several budgeting tools as well as help you figure out how to choose the best one for you without a headache.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* Three key details to help you choose the budgeting tool for you * Why you should define financial responsibility for you. * One key tip on how to manage your finances without stress
Resources from this episode:My new class: How To Win Paying Off Your Credit Card Debt In This Economy —–>>Listener Perk!!! Use the code: HERDINEROMATTERS for $10 off at checkout! NOTE: Discount code available for a LIMITED TIME ONLY!
Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#251 – How To Change Your Love – Hate Relationship With Budgeting
94 – The Real Misunderstanding Behind Budgeting Which No One Talks About
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This episode is brought to you by my new class *How To Win Paying Off Your Credit Card Debt In This Economy At a certain point in your life, have you had a debt that affected you emotionally to the point where you felt broken or in a financial crisis?If that’s the case, you’ll be able to relate to Nashira Lynton. She is living proof that it’s possible to go from a life full of restrictions to an expansive one, and one with the ability to experience financial freedom.*If you’ve ever had to face a financial crisis, you know it’s both an economic and emotional challenge. In this episode, you’ll learn from Nashira Lynton how therapy and financial education can help you transform limiting beliefs and enjoy financial freedom that lets you pay off debts without feeling overwhelmed.
Nashira Lynton is a financial therapist and owner of Renewed Wealth Therapy. She has helped families pay off cars, reduce debt (over 100k), build wealth and decrease financial stress.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The simple question you should ask yourself to help you have a deeper understanding of your current mindset so you can make a shift that aligns well with you. * How therapy can help you unlock your financial potential and achieve your money goals. * Find out how the financial missteps of our parents can have a negative impact on our lives.
Resources from this episode:Learn more about Nashira and her work here: https://renewedwealththerapy.com/
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#249 – How to Handle Crises and Grow Your Money with Nely Galan
320 – Why Sometimes in a Financial Crisis You Have to Break the Money “Rules”
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This episode is brought to you by my new class *How To Win Paying Off Your Credit Card Debt In This Economy There is no one size fits all method for getting out of debt. In this episode we explore the Shred Method. If you are looking at different options to help you get out of debt, this episode is for you!*
Snowball, avalanche… you probably have heard of these methods of getting out of debt and today you will learn about one more!
In this episode, I want to introduce you to the “Shred Method”, created by our guest Adam Carroll, which helped him pay for his house in record time and is now sharing it with the world.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The concept of the “Shred Method”. * Three factors you need to consider to help you determine what method to choose for getting out of debt. * The four jobs that your money should have when you use an effective strategy with your personal finances.
Resources from this episode:Want to learn more about The Shred Method? Visit the following link: The Shred Method
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#298 – Los 5 Mejores Tips Para Manejar y Administrar Tu Dinero Más Fácil
46 – How Not To Get Hooked Back Into Debt
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This episode is brought to you by my new class *How To Win Paying Off Your Credit Card Debt In This Economy*When you think about one of the money mistakes you have made, what would you like to have known as a teen? If you want to help a teen in your life from making the money mistakes you made, don’t skip on this episode!
We have all made money mistakes when it comes to managing money. Personally I am guilty in the past of not budgeting, using emergency savings for non-emergency and wait for it…buying a timeshare!. We definitely cannot deny that it would have been easier if we knew then what we know now.
In this episode Kathryn Tuggle, the CCO, funding partner at Hermoney.com and co-author of the book “How to Money” joins us to talk about this and more!
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The impact that social networks have in terms of financial education that teenagers receive today. * How to manage stress about money by looking for tools that help us understand and improve our finances. * How to learn from the experiences we had around money growing up and how we can change it now.
Resources from this episode:Connect with Kathryn on Instagram: Kathryn Tuggle
Grab a copy of the book How to Money Here **
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#105 – How To Talk Money To Teens With Eva Baker
328 – 6 Tips To Help You Have The Money Talk With Your family
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This episode is brought to you by my new class *How To Win Paying Off Your Credit Card Debt In This Economy*If you are determined that this is going to be your year financially but you don’t know what to do if it starts to fizzle off in a few weeks, then this episode is for you!One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is to manage our finances well. You realize that you start enthusiastic and then as the months go by it diminishes.
What if you had a simple financial checklist to keep the momentum going throughout the year? In this episode, I share my simple financial checklist with only 5 items on the list that you can use month after month without losing your motivation.
The past few years have been challenging, using tools like these can empower us in raising awareness of what we can control.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:* The two things you need to remember so you don’t stall on your progress * The exact 5 items on this simple checklist * A thorough explanation of each item so you can use this checklist with success
Listen to the episode below: Resources from this episode:The Financially Strong Circle Membership
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Related Her Dinero Matters episodes you may enjoy:#247 – 3 Ways to be Meaningful with your finances
127 – Seven Ways To Improve Your Financial Confidence To Kickstart Your Year
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We can all agree that navigating the U.S. financial system as an immigrant is not easy. This can be due to two main reasons: because it is a completely different system from our origin countries and the lack of accessible resources in our native language. Fortunately for us and our community, there are people like Carolina Weber and Natalia Duarte who are working together to change this and helping our community navigate the financial system. In this episode, Natalia and Carolina share their money journey and also tell us about “Dyneri”, a useful platform for Latinos to become more financially literate in a way they can relate to.
Natalia Duarte was born in Colombia and holds a BA from Harvard College and MBA from Wharton. She currently manages strategy and operations for New Verticals at DoorDash and is building Dyneri alongside Carolina.
Carolina Weber is a first-generation Mexican American. She graduated from Harvard College and most recently, The Wharton School where she got her MBA. She is working in big tech as a Product Strategist and concurrently is co-building Dyneri with co-founder Natalia.
*You will also hear the following in today’s episode:** The two things that need to change when it comes to the student loan debt crisis. * What “Dyneri” is and what inspired the name * How we can change what we can control despite the challenges of the financial system.
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳Natalia’s upbringing around money and the moment she realized that there were not enough financial resources for the Latinx community. [3:05]
↳What forced Natalia to take out student loans with her unique situation. [6:00]
↳Carolina’s money story and how it led to her learning the importance of credit in the U.S. from her family’s experiences. [8:51]
↳The two things that need to change when it comes to the student loan debt crisis. [17:41]
↳What “Dyneri” is and what inspired the name. [26:15]
↳How we can change what we can control despite the challenges of the financial system. [29:28]
Resources From This Episode:Connect with Natalia and Carolina : Dyneri
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Latina Equal Pay Day (LEPD) is later this year than it has been in the past, why is that? In 2021 LEPD fell on October 21st, this year it’s December 8th, that’s more than 30 days later. What is different in 2022 from 2021? In this solo episode, I share my thoughts about this and more. If you have been wondering why this year Latina Equal Pay Day falls later like me, this episode is for you.
*You will also hear the following in today’s episode:** How calculating Equal Pay has evolved * Tools and resources for you to use which make advocating for Latina Equal Pay Day easier * 3 reasons I think contributed to Latina Equal Pay Day falling later this year
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳An excerpt from my blog post back in 2018 and if my thinking has changed any 4 years later. [1:44]
↳3 tips you can take to minimize the wage gap (a small recap from a past episode). [3:03]
↳How calculating Equal Pay has evolved. [4:17]
↳Some staggering stats that I haven’t shared before. [7:00]
↳Tools and resources for you to use which make advocating for Latina Equal Pay Day easier. [12:39]
↳3 main reasons I think contributed to Latina Equal Pay Day falling later this year. [16:17]
Resources From This Episode:Blog post referenced:
The Ultimate Detail for Winning on Latina Equal Pay Day
Previous episodes referenced:
238- How To Not Be Complacent With Latina Equal Pay Day
9 – Latina Equal Pay Day: Three Tips To Help Shrink The Wage Gap
Tools referenced:
10 step Employer Pay Equity Audit
Gender pay gap calculator
Two-minute: activist
Wage Clubs
What to do when you find out a co-worker makes more than you do
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Being proud of where you come from and passing it on to your kids is part of keeping your legacy alive. It doesn’t matter where you are or where you live, it’s about celebrating your roots. In this episode, Janny Perez is here to share how you can be creating a legacy your abuela can […]
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When you think of financial freedom, what comes to mind? Overcoming debt and achieving financial freedom is within the reach of our Latino community. Nevertheless, there are some in our community who do not think it is possible because of our family history or actual circumstances. In this episode, our guest Cindy Zuniga-Sanchez who considers […]
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Have you had a family financial planning conversation? The type of conversation where you discuss the things we don’t want to think about or shy away from talking about. This can include from making decisions on how do we want to be cared for if we become incapacitated to how can we invest more in […]
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Have you thought about talking about money with your family but didn’t know how to even start? In general, as a Latino community, we tend to avoid talking about money unless it is necessary or an emergency. In this solo episode, I share with you the benefits of having this type of discussion and some […]
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Have you ever shared how much you earn at work with family or friends? Imagine posting it on social media. That feels scary, right? Well, our guest today did. Pabel Martinez shares with us why he did it, the benefits (and drawbacks) of his pay transparency and what happened as a result. Pabel Martinez is […]
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Does your work environment practice diversity, equity and inclusion? To talk more about this, I can’t imagine two better people for this: Guylaine Saint Juste and Matthew Coons, who are here for this episode recorded at XeroCon, where we take a deep dive into this topic and how practicing it can help our community. Guylaine […]
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Do you want to go into accounting or business or have a child who does? Today’s episode is a behind the scenes conversation I had with Jackie Velez, recorded at XeroCon, where we talk about the scholarship’s opportunities for our community and learn more about Xero. Jackeline Velez is Director, Partner & US Hispanic at […]
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Do you feel guilt because you bring in less than your significant other? Or maybe you aren’t sure if you should use a balance transfer to pay a credit card debt? Today, in this solo episode, I am going to answer these two questions in depth so you can make the best decision for you […]
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When it comes to financial stability or financial freedom, we all deserve to have the tools to achieve it, regardless of gender, age, sexual preference, or race. But the reality is that each group or community has its own challenges in achieving financial equality. This financial inequality also contributes to hidden and higher costs for […]
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This Episode is Sponsored by ADP Are you a small business owner who has been feeling overwhelmed when it comes to payroll? If you do, this is definitely the episode for you. There is a payroll solution that can help you from your phone and within minutes. And as if that were not enough, it […]
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Never underestimate the power of thoughts, because your mind is the one that can encourage you to take action or stay still and this can affect or help in all aspects of your life. Working on your mindset and healing your money wounds will get you where you want to be. Today’s guest, Gigi Diaz, […]
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Credit cards sound so alluring and innocent, and they can actually be of great help, but only if you manage to pay off the full amount month after month. If you don’t pay it off in full, that’s where your finances will start to shake. Today’s guest is familiar with this, Maribel Quezada is here […]
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Have you been witnessing how your money is not going as far as before? We live in a time where there has been a significant rise in inflation. The prices of gasoline and many of the things we normally buy or need are getting higher. In this solo episode, I’m going to share with you […]
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Having a financial voice is essential because that is how we speak up for ourselves financially, make financial decisions and have a say so with money. Unfortunately people in toxic, abusive relationships find themselves without a financial voice. In this episode, Debbie O’Hara, a proud bilingual money coach, shares with us what “financial voice” means […]
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When we think about life insurance, it can be overwhelming because there is so much information and all the options that are written in complex legal terms. That is why for this episode I have invited a special guest, Jessica Nelson, to shed light on this important matter. Jessica Nelson is on a 20 year […]
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There is no doubt that finances have changed over recent times. If you go back 7 or even 10 years ago you would see a ton of blogs talking about frugality and how to save more money. Over time you started hearing about the Financial Independence Movement (FI/FIRE), more people started doing side hustles and […]
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Inflation is at an all time high with rising prices in all aspects of our lives. One of these is the rise of car prices. If you are considering purchasing a car consider the true cost of car ownership before making this decision to help better plan this significant purchase. In this solo episode I […]
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What is the one decision you made that you continue to question to this day? We have all been in that position facing hardship where we act on emotion or out of desperation. In this episode, Mayra Rocha, founder of El Dinero Si Importa, an Emmy Award-winning journalist who covers business stories for Univision networks, […]
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As Latinos, we tend to believe that it is not feasible to generate wealth, due our own experience which sets our own standard of what is achievable. One key factor is acknowledging how far we have come which helps to change our mentality from scarcity to one of abundance.The other key factor is knowing your […]
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Generational poverty is very real and changing this cycle can start with you! When we come from a money journey where there is not much or the scarcity mindset abounds, it is easy to follow that same course, because “we are supposed to” and we believe that “it is all we got”. However, we can […]
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¿Cómo te sientes hoy con respecto a tus finanzas? En muchas ocasiones nos desanimamos por la situación actual por la que estamos atravesando, pero es importante estar conscientes que todo es un proceso y que, si incluimos ciertos hábitos a nuestra rutina diaria, muchas cosas pueden cambiar y mejorar. Es por ello, que en este […]
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Have you ever had the feeling that it’s not a matter of how much money we make or how hard we work; the scarcity mentality keeps haunting us? This is not uncommon, because for many years this is the kind of mentality that has always been culturally implanted in us. However, if we dedicate a […]
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We all go through moments of stress from having a lot on our plate. Our overly busy lives can prevent us from thinking clearly which doesn’t allow us to make the best decisions. In this episode we learn about strategic inaction and how it can help us achieve more by doing less. As you listen […]
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Have you ever felt that because you are a Latina living in the U.S. you are “ni de aquí, ni de allá” (not from here nor from there)? This is something I personally struggled with, I was never Latina enough, but never American enough and I know I am not alone. I invited the “Queen […]
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Being a part of the Latinx community, we come from countries where many of the options that we have here in the U.S. do not exist, It is no different in regards to financial professions and services. What may exist in the U.S. doesn’t necessarily exist in our respective countries. The different types of financial […]
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Financial adulting can sound intimidating. Being an adult isn’t always easy, so when it comes to financial adulting, it is only natural that some people may feel overwhelmed. As you know from this podcast, we are all about making money simple, which is why we have Ashley back a second time to help us simplify […]
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The great resignation, this is something that we have heard a lot, but how has it really impacted us as women? This is not just a perception, there are studies that prove that the great resignation has had a significant impact on female employees. In this episode, Kristen Carlisle, General Manager of Betterment’s 401(k) business, […]
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If you are like me, you feel strongly about having more financial literacy in our schools. Many of us have learned about money and its importance for our own autonomy but a lot of times the hard way. We can prevent the hardships we have gone through and improve the financial education for future generations […]
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Our free online event, Financially Strong Latina 2022, is just around the corner and I want you to be part of this amazing experience. If you attended this event last year, you have a pretty good idea of what this event will bring to the table, but if you weren’t… I would absolutely love to have you this year so we can become financially stronger together. Let me give you an inside scoop of this year’s event.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- Learn why we are doing it again
- What we are focusing on this year
- What to expect when you register to Financially Strong Latina 2022
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳Learn why we are doing it again. [2:25]
↳What we are focusing on this year. [6:43]
↳A little bit about this year’s speakers [9:35]
- Session 1: Owning Our Power As Latinas To Drive Our Financial Confidence. [10:28]
- Session 2: Is All About Focusing On What Matters Most For Our Household Finances. [12:25]
- Session 3: Shifting Our Mindset To Become Financially Stronger. [14:33]
↳What to expect when you register to Financially Strong Latina 2022. [17:11]
Resources From This Episode: Click here to watch this episode on YouTube!
Connect with Claudia: Claudia Romo Edelman
Connect with Jessica: Jessica Nelson
Connect with Debbie: Debbie O’Hara
Connect with Mayra: Mayra Rocha
Connect with Lorraine: Lorraine Ladish
Connect with Sandra: Sandra Camponogara
Connect with Denise: Denise Soler Cox
Connect with Gerri: Gerri Madrid Davis
Previous Podcasts Episodes with Speakers :
- SDI 2 – “Equity” vs “Equality” y la Educación Financiera con Claudia Romo Edelman
- HDM 197 – Solving Latina Equal Pay, a Reina Crew Discussion
- HDM 214 – Letting Pride Go and Asking for Help
Our virtual series event Financially Strong Latina is back this 2022! CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR SPOT (it’s FREE) thanks to the sponsorship of AARP.
Follow us on your favorite podcast player and review! If you listen on Apple Podcast you can review THERE. If not you can go HERE to review on Podchaser! THANK YOU!
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Abrazos + Much Love,
Jen P.S. ¡GRACIAS por escuchar! THANKS for listening!
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Are you afraid that if you don’t follow a traditional and stable career you are going to be struggling financially because of the “there is no money in that” mentality? There are ways to have a successful creative career and at the same time to be financially stable. If you are interested in following a creative path, I highly recommend listening to this episode where you will hear our guest’s story on how she built a successful business.
Today’s guest is Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica, a former syndicated newspaper columnist and now a full-time creativepreneur which has led to multiple product lines, and collaborations with national brands. She is here to share with us how she learned to be intentional with money and how she changed her scarcity money mindset to an abundant one. She also shares her perspective on the money mindset of the Latino community and a story of how she gave permission to herself to succeed.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- How Kathy learned to be intentional with money
- Her perspective on artists’ creative mindset that as a Latino Community we have been told our whole lives.
- Kathy shares how she in 2020 reached one of her goals, the process and what she did to stay focused to make it happen.
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳How Kathy learned to be intentional with money. [3:15]
↳How being a creative worker was always installed with a struggle mentality and how she and her husband always came through. [8:17]
↳What changed her scarce money mindset to an abundant one (and which a prior podcast guest had an influence on!) [11:38]
↳Her perspective on artists’ creative mindset that as a Latino Community we have been told our whole lives. [14:53]
↳Kathy shares how she in 2020 reached one of her goals, the process and what she did to stay focused to make it happen. [17:43]
↳A story from Kathy’s highlight reel of stories where Kathy knew she had to make a change in her financial life. [26:23]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Kathy: Crafty Chica
Previous episode referenced:
- HMM 009 – Finding Purpose, Wally, and A Wedding Tale With Ilean Harris
- SDI 10 – Dos Modos de Aumentar la Abundancia con Ilean Harris
Our virtual series event Financially Strong Latina is back this 2022! CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR SPOT (it’s FREE) thanks to the sponsorship of AARP.
Follow us on your favorite podcast player and review! If you listen on Apple Podcast you can review THERE. If not you can go HERE to review on Podchaser! THANK YOU!
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Abrazos + Much Love,
Jen P.S. ¡GRACIAS por escuchar! THANKS for listening!
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Have you ever felt that the only way to “belong” is to change the way you speak, dress, act or have different ideals? If yes, get ready. Today, we are talking about the lies of assimilation with an incredible Latina who, with the power of research, will change your perspective on the subject with a bit of history about our Latino community.
Julissa Arce is a best-seller author, activist, and social change maker and she is here today to share with us her experiences/lessons around money and what led her to a career in Wall Street. She also shares the biggest takeaway that she wants people to take when reading her new book: You Sound Like a White Girl – A Case for Rejecting Assimilation.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- The money and life lessons she learned working with her parents selling funnel cakes
- What led her to a career in Wall Street and an interest in finance
- The biggest takeaway that Julissa wants people to take when reading her new book: You Sound Like a White Girl-A Case for Rejecting Assimilation
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳The money and life lessons she learned working with her parents selling funnel cakes. [3:19]
↳What led her to a career in Wall Street and an interest in finance. [7:36]
↳The obstacles on Wall Street as a Latina and how she overcame them. [12:21]
↳What led her to create the Ascend Education Fund and its main focus. [15:12]
↳The biggest takeaway that Julissa wants people to take when reading her new book:You Sound Like a White Girl-A Case for Rejecting Assimilation. [21:19]
↳Which one of the three lies discussed in her book you should pay close attention to. [28:05]
↳What kind of personal growth she had in writing this book. [31:15]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Julissa: Julissa Arce
**Buy Julissa’s book: You Sound Like a White Girl: The Case for Rejecting Assimilation
*Please note the link is an affiliate link so I may receive a small commission if you purchase*** Click here to watch this episode on YouTube!
Our virtual series event Financially Strong Latina is back this 2022! CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR SPOT (it’s FREE) thanks to the sponsorship of AARP.
Follow us on your favorite podcast player and review! If you listen on Apple Podcast you can review THERE. If not you can go HERE to review on Podchaser! THANK YOU!
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Jen P.S. ¡GRACIAS por escuchar! THANKS for listening!
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300 episodes…it is unreal to be saying that AND that it has been almost 7 years. A podcasting journey full of adventures, emotions, and growth. Thank you for accompanying me as I truly could not be doing this without you.
For the 300th episode celebration, I wanted to do something different, so the tables are turning and my sons will be interviewing me (thankfully I didn’t have to twist their arms for this). I hope you enjoy it, as much as I did.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- The episode that Jen is most proud of
- What led Jen to start the podcast?
- The biggest lessons her sons have learned about money
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳The episode that Jen is most proud of. [1:48]
↳A win a listener shared with Jen and that has touched her. [4:13]
↳Jen’s dream guest. [6:52]
↳What Jen enjoyed the most about doing the podcast. [9:18]
↳How Jen visualizes the next 300 episodes. [10:48]
↳What led Jen to start the podcast? [12:52]
↳How Jen changed her perspective about focusing the Latinx community on the podcast. [14:30]
↳The biggest lessons her sons learned about money [19:22]
Resources From This Episode: Click here to watch this episode on YouTube!
Our virtual series event Financially Strong Latina is back this 2022! CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR SPOT (it’s FREE) thanks to the sponsorship of AARP.
Get access to Budgeting Truths Uncovered, a private limited series podcast where we explore budgeting, learn why it is so misunderstood and how you can make it work for you once and for all: https://jenhemphill.com/limited
Grab your copy of my Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence (it’s free). You can join our community (and receive our weekly newsletters) just by grabbing it.
For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances here is what you were asking for! Financially Strong Circle enrollment now open. JOIN HERE!
Follow us on your favorite podcast player and review! If you listen on Apple Podcast you can review THERE. If not you can go HERE to review on Podchaser! THANK YOU!
This Episode is Sponsored by INFINITI
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Abrazos + Much Love,
Jen P.S. ¡GRACIAS por escuchar! THANKS for listening!
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All of your experiences, stories, and lessons got you to where you are now, including your financial journey. Even if you don’t realize it, the way you act around money or finances today is largely due to the things you learned, heard or watched when you were younger, but this is not written in stone. You have the power to always change the direction of your life and finances. It is also good to give yourself the permission to evolve and grow. We dive deep into this topic with today’s guest who by the way is the only Latina inductee in the Podcast Hall of Fame! How cool is that!
Elsie Escobar, a podcasting mentor, an advocate for independent podcasters, co-founder of She Podcasts, the largest community for women, shares with us what led her to podcasting. Also, she shares with us how her money stories helped her or challenged her on managing her finances, her evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- Her immigrant story when she moved from El Salvador to the US
- How her money stories helped her or challenged her in managing her finances
- Elsie’s own evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳An inside look at Elsie’s upbringing, experiences/lessons around money. [3:06]
↳Her immigrant story as a Salvadoreña. [11:40]
↳How her money stories helped her or challenged her on managing her finances. [19:12]
↳Elsie’s evolution and what aspects of her money story had part in this. [27:38]
↳The story behind what led her to podcasting. [37:28]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Elsie: Elsie Escobar
Click here to watch this episode on YouTube!
Our FREE virtual series event Financially Strong Latina is back this 2022! If you want to learn more and get notified as soon as we open doors… CLICK HERE to put your name on the VIP waitlist!
Get access to Budgeting Truths Uncovered, a private limited series podcast where we explore budgeting, learn why it is so misunderstood and how you can make it work for you once and for all: https://jenhemphill.com/limited
Grab your copy of my Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence (it’s free). You can join our community (and receive our weekly newsletters) just by grabbing it.
For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances here is what you were asking for! Financially Strong Circle enrollment now open. JOIN HERE!
Follow us on your favorite podcast player and review! If you listen on Apple Podcast you can review THERE. If not you can go HERE to review on Podchaser! THANK YOU!
This Episode is Sponsored by INFINITI
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Abrazos + Much Love,
Jen P.S. ¡GRACIAS por escuchar! THANKS for listening!
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El dinero muchas veces es el protagonista de emociones fuertes en nuestra vida. Puede causarnos felicidad, esperanza y alegría cuando todo fluye bien y estamos teniendo buenos resultados. Pero también puede provocarnos frustración, miedo e inclusive rabia cuando el manejo del dinero no es el adecuado. ¿Cómo manejar y administrar tu dinero más fácil?
En este episodio 100% en español, seremos solo tú y yo para hablar de los 5 mejores tips para manejar y administrar tu dinero más fácil, para así puedas aplicarlos y ver buenos resultados en tu vida financiera.
Lo que aprenderás en el episodio de hoy:
- El dinero y su administración en nuestra vida
- Los 5 tips para manejar y administrar tu dinero más fácil
¿Quieres escuchar ciertas partes del episodio? Dale clic a la marca de minutos abajo y te llevará a la parte exacta que quieres escuchar. ↳El dinero y su administración en nuestra vida.[1:10]
↳Los 5 tips para manejar y administrar tu dinero más fácil [1:45]
- Tip #1: Saber lo que quieres claramente. [1:50]
- Tip #2: Tener flexibilidad, paciencia y confianza. [16:06]
- Tip #3: Agendar mensualmente días para revisar tus finanzas. [18:07]
- Tip #4: Mantener una lista de todas las decisiones y todo lo que has hecho que te sientas orgullosa(o). [20:27]
- Tip #5: Aprender de su pareja y su historia con el dinero. [22:20]
Resources From This Episode: Click Aquí para ver este episodio en YouTube!
BIG announcement: Our FREE virtual series event Financially Strong Latina is back this 2022! If you want to learn more and get notified as soon as we open doors… CLICK HERE to put your name on the VIP waitlist!
Get access to Budgeting Truths Uncovered, a private limited series podcast where we explore budgeting, learn why it is so misunderstood and how you can make it work for you once and for all: https://jenhemphill.com/limited
Grab your copy of my Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence (it’s free). You can join our community (and receive our weekly newsletters) just by grabbing it.
For all of those financially strong women who want to keep learning and taking control of their finances here is what you were asking for! Financially Strong Circle enrollment now open. JOIN HERE!
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Jen P.S. ¡GRACIAS por escuchar! THANKS for listening!
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Do you want to start your own business but then start to have your doubts? It’s normal to have doubts creep up when you want to do something that pushes you out of your comfort zone. You will always think that you are not ready. To start your own business, you need to have a financial plan, clear goals and courage to jump into the waters of entrepreneurship. You will learn the rest along the way, like today’s guest who is a digital nomad.
Tasha Prados is a bilingual and multicultural strategist with ten years of international project management, communications, and marketing experience with the world’s leading agencies, brands, and nonprofits. Today, she is here to share with us her upbringing, the experiences/lessons around money and how to tackle the feeling of guilt as part of the Latinx community. She also shares what led her to become an entrepreneur and her best advice to others who want to have their own business.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- A discussion on guilt and privilege that exists amongst some Latinos
- An inside look at Tasha’s experiences and struggles as an entrepreneur
- Her top recommendations to others who want to become entrepreneurs and are their own sole providers
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳Tasha’s upbringing and the experiences/lessons she has had around money. [2:46]
↳Her perception of guilt around money in her financial journey. [6:40]
↳A discussion on guilt and privilege that exists amongst some Latinos [8:45]
↳What led her to become an entrepreneur. [12:31]
↳An inside look at Tasha’s experiences and struggles as an entrepreneur. [15:12]
↳Her perspective on people becoming entrepreneurs during the pandemic. [17:19]
↳Tasha’s top recommendations to others who want to become entrepreneurs and are their own sole providers. [19:56]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Lea: Tasha Prados
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When you immigrate to a country, there can be many challenges, such as learning a new language, culture, beliefs, and let’s not forget how to navigate the financial system. First-Gen Latinos(as) often find themselves involved in helping their parents navigate this system at a young age. Our guest in this episode is no exception.
Lea Landaverde, a First-Generation, Queer, Latina – Entrepreneur, Master of Finance, Professor, Wealth Coach and Podcast Host of Mi Riqueza Podcast, shares with us her role in her parents’ experience navigating the financial system, and how the 2008 recession marked her life. She also shares what led her to serve underserved communities and how she is helping to break the generational curses of money.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- How the 2008 recession marked Lea’s money journey
- Her role in her parents’ experience navigating the financial system in the U.S.
- How Lea helps her clients to break their generational money curses
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳How the 2008 recession marked her financial journey. [2:53]
↳Her role in her parents’ experience navigating the financial system in the U.S. [6:02]
↳Lea’s thoughts when it comes immigrants and navigating the financial system [10:41]
↳What led her to serve underserved communities. [20:21]
↳How Lea helps her clients to break their generational money curses. [25:52]
↳Her take on the significant wealth gap our Latino community face. [31:44]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Lea: Lea Landaverde
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Are you a small business owner and you don’t know where to start when it comes to managing your business finances? It is normal to ask for the help of a bookkeeper when you are too busy trying to manage your own business and there is just no time left for much else. A bookkeeper is a perfect solution to get your business finances organized so you can spend that time on other tasks and be at ease that your business finances are taken care of (in addition to being ready for tax season). In this episode, you are going to meet my bookkeeper whose mission is to empower women’s finances.
Our guest, Andrea Rotondo, owner of Liquid Cents Bookkeeping, shares with us her upbringing and experiences/lessons around money and her experience working at his father’s business. She also shares the things a business owner should do to make life easier in terms of keeping their own books, and when is a good point to hire a bookkeeper.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- How Andrea started her first own business at the age of eight and what that business was.
- How her career evolved and why she became a bookkeeper
- When is a good point to start hiring a bookkeeper?
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳How Andrea started her own business at the age of eight and what that business was.
↳The details behind Andrea’s transition from living in Ecuador to coming to live in the United States.
↳Did the experience at her father’s business led her to become a bookkeeper? We found out!
↳The exact skills Andrea learned while working with her dad.
↳How her career evolved and why she became a bookkeeper.
↳What she has taken from her experience as a bookkeeper and applied to her personal finances.
↳The things a business owner should do to make life easier in terms of keeping their own books.
↳She shares when is a good point to start considering hiring a bookkeeper.
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Andrea: Andrea Rotondo
Liquid Cents Bookkeeping
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Hablar de presupuestos ¿te hace doler la cabeza? Es muy probable que desde pequeña hayas adquirido este miedo o incertidumbre por este tema. Por ello, es importante comprender y abrir tu mente a los grandes beneficios que un presupuesto puede traer a tu vida financiera. Para empezar con el pie derecho debemos comenzar por el principio ¿qué es un presupuesto?
En este episodio, aparte de comprender qué es un presupuesto, enumeraré algunas de las múltiples ventajas que tiene un presupuesto, además de ayudarte a saber qué hace o qué no hace un presupuesto. También hablaremos sobre nuestra cultura dentro de este tema de los presupuestos.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- Lo que no hace un presupuesto
- 4 de las ventajas de tener un presupuesto
- La realidad de nuestra cultura y la educación financiera
¿Quieres escuchar ciertas partes del episodio? Dale clic a la marca de minutos abajo y te llevará a la parte exacta que quieres escuchar. ↳¿Qué es un presupuesto? [2:03]
- Lo que hace un presupuesto
- Lo que no hace un presupuesto
↳4 ventajas de tener un presupuesto [4:51]
↳¿Por qué no hemos hecho un presupuesto? [8:15]
↳Nuestra cultura en los presupuestos [11:44]
↳La realidad de nuestra cultura y la educación financiera [15:50]
Resources From This Episode: Episodios previos mencionados en este episodio:
SDI 3 – An Inside Scoop of la Educación Financiera en Nicaragua con Elaine Miranda
202 – Putting a Stop to Being Dormant in Your Financial Life with Ali Kafie
Artículos mencionados en este episodio:
How to take control of your Personal Finances
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There is no doubt that the wealth gap exists in our community. Learning how to invest and investing is key to minimize that wealth gap, not just for ourselves, but for our families. Another way to minimize the wealth gap is looking into a career that pays well. One field that can pay well is alternative investments.
In this episode, Carmen Ortiz-McGhee, the Chief Operating Officer of the National Association of Investment Companies (NAIC), the trade association and largest network of diverse-owned private equity firms and hedge funds, shares with us her money journey and what drove her to advocate for economic opportunity for the underserved. She also shares how NAIC supports women in alternatives.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode:
- An inside scoop on opportunities and access to capital for women and people of color business owners.
- What the National Association of Investment Companies values and how they help.
- What alternative investments are and the pros and cons to them.
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳Carmen’s upbringing and her experiences/lessons around money. [3:21]
↳What led Carmen to focus on advocating for economic opportunity for underserved communities. [11:11]
↳Where to look for opportunities and the access to capital for women and people of color business owners (and how the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce can be a resource). [15:39]
↳What the National Association of Investment Companies values and how they help. [20:34]
↳What alternative investments are and the pros and cons to them. [22:04]
↳A behind the scenes look at their initiative called “women in alternatives” and how it works. [27:40]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Carmen: www.naicpe.com
Read more about Private Equity and Hedge Funds:
- Private Equity
- Hedge Fund
- Difference Between Hedge Fund and Private Equity
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Have you ever thought or do you think that if you were born poor you died poor? Generational poverty is at the root of many of our traumas. You can build the life you’ve always dreamed of, no matter where you came from or where you are at in your money journey. The important thing is to align your mindset, actions, and to know how to find your voice. Today’s guest shares how she coped with her traumas and found her voice not just for herself but others who hadn’t found their voice.
In this episode, Hilda Zamora, a legal giant in her community shares with us her upbringing and lessons around money, plus the unspeakable experience that marked her life and some words to pass on to other Latinas that are limiting themselves as to the money they can earn and the wealth they can build.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode: * The inside story behind the experience that marked her life and her financial journey * Her perspective on how generational trauma affects the Latino Community in building wealth * How she found her voice and how you can too
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳The experience that marked not only her life but her financial journey. [3:06]
↳How she changed her generational belief about money. [9:20]
↳Her perspective on how generational trauma affects the Latino Community in building wealth. [13:03]
↳The story behind her bail bonds business and what led to her starting it. [16:34]
↳She shares her account on how the name “la defensora del pueblo” came about.. [22:22]
↳Hilda also passes on her wisdom as to why we as Latinas are limiting ourselves as to the money we can earn and the wealth we can build. [24:49]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Lisa: Hilda Zamora
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Your money history, upbringing, and how you perceive money are a big thing standing in the way of achieving your financial goals. However, by expanding your money capacity, you will learn how to handle and embrace each level that comes up in your life. Plus, this is happening all while impacting your growth in ways you didn’t think were possible.
In this episode, Lisa Fabrega, a leadership coach who helps ambitious people expand their capacity to handle more growth, wealth & success, shares with us what changed the perception she had around money and how it helped her to get out of debt. She also shares what is capacity shift and one useful tip to increase your money capacity.
What you’ll learn about in today’s episode: * Lisa’s 100k debt and how a conversation changed her perception about money * What capacity shift is and why it matters * One tip to increase your money capacity
Want To Listen To Certain Parts Of The Episode? Hover Over The Minute Mark Below And It Will Take You To That Part Immediately. ↳Lisa’s upbringing, lessons/experiences she has had around money. [3:36]
↳Her story about being 100k in debt and the conversation she had that turned her perception about money. [5:56]
↳What led her to coach people. [10:09]
↳What capacity shift is and why it matters. [13:50]
↳An example on how your upbringing can limit your money capacity. [16:13]
↳How Lisa works with people to increase their money capacity. [18:42]
↳Stories from people she has worked with when they have done a capacity shift and what changes.[22:08]
↳One tip to increase your money capacity. [27:10]
Resources From This Episode: Connect with Lisa: Lisa Fabrega
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Get access to Budgeting Truths Uncovered, a private limited series podcast where we explore budgeting, learn why it is so misunderstood and how you can make it work for you once and for all: https://jenhemphill.com/limited
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