Honestly, I don't know why it took me this long to get Chloe Daniels — aka Clo Bare Money Coach — on the show, because she is a whole badass and we have been living parallel lives for years. She went from a torrential relationship with money (including being financially trapped in a dangerous situation abroad) to becoming one of the most refreshing voices in personal finance.

Her approach is called lazy investing — and before you scroll past that, hear her out. Because when BlackRock ran 100 years of market data, the results backed it up. We're getting into all of it: the mindset blocks keeping women out of the market, why Wall Street jargon is gatekeeping on purpose, the truth about financial advisors, and the simple strategy that actually builds wealth long term.

WE GET INTO:

• 00:00 - Intro: Why It Took Us This Long to Do This Episode
• 00:46 - Meet Chloe Daniels: From Side Hustle to Full-Time Finance Coach
• 04:05 - The Childhood Money Belief That Held Her Back
• 05:03 - Financially Trapped in an Abusive Relationship Abroad
• 07:31 - Rebuilding Self-Trust and Becoming Your Own Hero
• 09:05 - Wall Street Gatekeeping and the Paralysis of Conflicting Info
• 11:47 - The Real Stats on Diversity in Financial Advising
• 14:35 - What "Lazy Investing" Actually Is (and Why It Works)
• 18:42 - ETFs vs. Index Funds vs. Mutual Funds: What You Need to Know
• 20:45 - How to Figure Out Your Investor Type and Build Your Portfolio
• 24:21 - The Common Mistake: Money Sitting Uninvested in a Brokerage
• 27:11 - How to Calculate Your Retirement Number Using the 4% Rule
• 36:16 - The One Thing to Do If You're Not Investing Yet
• 38:46 - Lightning Round: Roth vs. 401k, DIY vs. Advisor, and More

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• Why investing feels hard on purpose — and how to cut through it
• The difference between investing and trading (and why most people confuse them)
• How to determine your investor type before picking a single fund
• Why your 401k money might be sitting uninvested without you knowing
• How to use the 4% rule to calculate your actual retirement number
• Why the compound interest calculator is the mindset shift you didn't know you needed
• Why the answer isn't cutting back — it's making more money

CONNECT WITH CHLOE:

• Instagram: @clobaremoneycoach
• Website: https://www.thelazyinvestorscourse.com/ 

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• Read my book: Financially Lit
• Leave me a voicemail

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What if I told you that you could travel the world without maxing out your credit cards?

In this episode, I'm sitting down with Jess from The Sugar Daddy Podcast to talk about something that's been a game changer for me: travel hacking. And no, this isn't some shady scheme. This is about using credit card rewards strategically so you can live your best life without the financial hangover. Jess and her husband run a financial literacy podcast that's all about normalizing money conversations in Black and Brown communities, and she's breaking down exactly how she's been able to travel to places like Aruba without going broke in the process.

WE GET INTO:

• 00:00 Meet Jess from The Sugar Daddy Podcast
• 03:12 Why money is still taboo in Black & Brown communities
• 07:29 The American Dream is dead – now what?
• 15:45 How rich families talk about money differently
• 22:30 Travel hacking 101: The basics
• 28:15 Strategic credit card spending categories
• 35:40 Which credit cards to start with (and avoid)
• 42:20 Credit score mistakes that will tank your strategy
• 49:40 Do you need an emergency fund first?
• 50:32 Getting started: First steps for beginners
• 52:02 Where to find Jess and more travel hacking tips

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• Money being taboo in our communities is literally keeping us broke – start normalizing financial conversations at home
• Rich families have quarterly money meetings and family investment funds. These tools are accessible to us too
• The old "work 40 years, retire with a pension" model doesn't work anymore – we need new strategies
• Travel hacking works, but ONLY if you can pay off your credit card every month
• You need an emergency fund BEFORE you start travel hacking – life will life
• Start with low annual fee cards like Chase Sapphire or Capital One Venture ($95 or less)
• Close predatory store credit cards immediately if you're not paying them off monthly
• Even small amounts add up – imagine 30 cousins each contributing $150/year to a family investment club
• Use referral links for sign-up bonuses to maximize your points from day one

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

• point.me
• Chase Sapphire Card
• Venture One Card
• American Express Card

CONNECT WITH JESS

• Website 
• Instagram ​

TAKE THE NEXT STEP:

• Yo Quiero Dinero Private Membership
• Read my book: Financially Lit
• Leave me a voicemail

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At the time of recording this episode, Bad Bunny has just made history—TWICE. First Spanish-language artist to win Album of the Year at the Grammys. Then he delivered the most-watched Super Bowl halftime show of ALL TIME. But this episode isn't just about celebrating Benito's wins (though we're absolutely doing that too). It's about what this moment means for ALL of us—especially right now, when being Latino has been demonized and criminalized in this country.

Just a heads up that this episode is a replay of a recent Instagram live I did post-superbowl and the audio reflects that in some parts. 

WE GET INTO:

0:00 - Intro: Happy Puerto Rican Month!

2:42 - The Best Halftime Show Ever

4:47 - Why Unity Over Division Matters Right Now

7:12 - Bad Bunny's Cultural Impact & Timing

9:38 - The American Dream Story We Can All Relate To

15:30 - Breaking Down THAT Grammy Win

22:15 - Benito's Activism: From Day One

28:45 - The Super Bowl Performance Analysis

35:20 - Ricky Martin's Powerful Appearance

40:10 - Understanding "El Apagón" & Puerto Rico's Reality

45:02 - Hurricane Maria's Lasting Impact

47:06 - How Non-Puerto Ricans Can Actually Help

48:30 - The Flag Parade & Unity Message

50:48 - Community Growth & Connection

52:50 - Closing: Rock Your Flags & Stay Poderosa

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• Bad Bunny became the first Spanish-language artist to win Album of the Year at the Grammys
• His Super Bowl halftime show was the most-watched of all time
• This moment represents Latino power, visibility, and refusal to stay small
• Benito's activism isn't performative—he's been consistent since day one
• The halftime show featured powerful moments like the kid sleeping in the chair, the flag parade, and Ricky Martin's appearance
• Puerto Rico cannot vote for president and has no voting representation in Congress
• We can support Puerto Rico by staying at locally-owned businesses, eating at local restaurants, and voting for representatives who support pro-Puerto Rico policies
• Reading Puerto Rico's history reveals shocking treatment by the U.S. including birth control testing, military testing, and bombing
• Unity over division is the path forward—they want us divided to maintain control
• We are taking over the world on our own terms, in our own language, for our own people
• This is a reminder to rock our flags, tell our stories, and stay loud

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• Read my book: Financially Lit
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This episode is going to shift how you think about success, abundance, and where you belong. I'm sitting down with my vecina, Rebecca Gitana Torres, a spiritual guide who rematriated to Puerto Rico after realizing the American Dream was never meant for people like us. We're talking about what holistic abundance actually means—and spoiler alert, it has nothing to do with your bank account or where you live.

Rebecca shares her journey from working a city job in the Bronx to creating “transformation cocoons” in Puerto Rico, and why so many of us have been taught the colonial lie that we need to leave our homelands to find abundance. We talk about the generational programming that keeps us chasing external validation, why you need to stop clinging to old identities and relationships, and how to tap into your magnetic energy no matter where you are. If you've been feeling stuck, unfulfilled, or like you're chasing someone else's version of success, this episode is going to give you permission to redefine everything.

WE GET INTO:

• 00:00 - Intro: Meeting My Vecina from Puerto Rico
• 02:03 - Rematriation vs. Economic Refugees: Reclaiming Our Roots
• 06:09 - How Rebecca Left Her City Job 20 Years Ago
• 08:27 - Why External Validation Will Always Leave You Empty
• 13:45 - Discovering Your Value in "Regular" Jobs
• 22:30 - The Mothership: Creating Matriarchal Safe Spaces
• 28:40 - Stop Clinging to Old Identities & Relationships
• 35:09 - What Happens in a Transformation Cocoon
• 39:17 - Start Here: Clear the Clutter First

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• The colonial lie that you must leave your homeland to find abundance
• How to disconnect from external validation and find your internal power
• Why clinging to old identities keeps you stuck
• The importance of clearing clutter before anything else
• How to recognize and develop your spiritual gifts in any job

CONNECT WITH REBECCA:

• Website 
• Instagram 
• YouTube 

TAKE THE NEXT STEP:

• Yo Quiero Dinero Private Membership
• Read my book: Financially Lit
• Leave me a voicemail

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Welcome To Perreo x Power, a new series brought to you by Yo Quiero Dinero. In this series, we're analyzing the origins of some of the biggest stars in the Latin Urban/Reggaeton genres and pulling out all the gems that you can apply to your money, business and life! In this debut episode, I'm breaking down a 2020 interview of Rauw Alejandro, Puerto Rican singer, songwriter, and performer known for blending reggaetón with R&B, pop, and electronic sounds. Born Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz in San Juan, he grew up between Puerto Rico and the mainland U.S., with early exposure to music and a strong foundation in dance, which later became a defining part of his artistry.

He spent years releasing music and refining his craft before breaking through globally, building a reputation for high-level performance, futuristic visuals, and constant reinvention. Rather than chasing trends, Rauw has focused on skill stacking and evolution, allowing him to remain relevant in a fast-moving industry. Find out how a tragic end to his original career goals inspired Rauw to pursue music, and he went from an unknown musician to a Latin Grammy award-winning artist in less than 5 years!

Saturno Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kIVZbDqHZEqhCdjjEMm-PoYy0l3GpXHto&si=MNm7VFD8ny_DfLn1

Check out the Yo Quiero Dinero Podcast at https://yoquierodineropodcast.com/

Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube.

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This episode is going to be one of the most honest conversations I’ve ever had on Yo Quiero Dinero. It's a raw, unfiltered conversation about what happens when you mix family and business—and spoiler alert: it gets messy as hell. My sister Lianne is back after a year-long hiatus, and we're spilling ALL the tea. From her rapid social media growth that turned into a nightmare with death threats, to being diagnosed with MS at 37, to almost filing for bankruptcy—this episode holds nothing back.

We talk about what it was really like when she worked for me while I was a brand new mom, how her personal struggles spilled into the business, and why we ultimately had to make the difficult decision to part ways professionally. This isn't some sanitized "family business success story", it is the real shit that nobody talks about.

If you've ever worked with family, hired a family member, or wondered if you should mix business with blood, this episode is required listening.

WE GET INTO: 

00:00 - Intro: Family, Business & Messy Dynamics

02:03 - From 0 to 100K Followers to Death Threats

05:03 - MS Diagnosis, Hospitalization & Bankruptcy

07:20 - "I Was a Horrible Employee": Taking Accountability

10:58 - The Performance Improvement Plan & Final Warning

30:38 - The Money Problem: 1099 Tax Chaos

37:26 - Digging Out of the Spiral: The Brutal Reality

41:36 - Landing the New Job & Finding Peace

54:56 - The 2026 Comeback: What's Different This Time

58:29 - Should You Work with Family? The Real Answer

KEY TAKAWAYS:

• ​​The gift and curse of rapid social media growth
• Why follower counts don't equal money
• How to navigate difficult conversations with family in business
• Recognizing when a business relationship has reached its expiration date
• The importance of boundaries in ALL relationships
• How to rebuild after burning everything down

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

• Listen: Episode 179: 2 Sisters, 2 Survivors | Lianne Torres | Watch Us Thrive Podcast
• Erica Kramer

CONNECT WITH LIANNE:

• Website
• Instagram: @watchusthrivepodcast

TAKE THE NEXT STEP:

• Yo Quiero Dinero Private Membership
• Read my book: Financially Lit
• Leave me a voicemail

*Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of mental health struggles, financial hardship, and online harassment.

This episode of Yo Quiero Dinero was produced by Heart Centered Podcasting.

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In this data-packed episode of Yo Quiero Dinero, Jannese sits down with Dr. Marlene Orozco, founder of Stratified Insights and lead researcher behind one of the most comprehensive studies ever conducted on Latina wealth in America. Together, they break down the receipts real numbers, real stories, and real systems that explain why Latinas continue to earn less, save less, and carry more financial responsibility, despite being one of the fastest-growing economic forces in the country.

This conversation goes beyond hot takes and dives into the structural barriers, cultural expectations, and systemic inequities shaping Latina wealth today from entrepreneurship and homeownership to caregiving, education, and retirement. If you’ve ever felt like you’re working twice as hard for half the reward… this episode will make you feel seen and fired up.

What We Get Into

00:00 Why this Latina wealth data matters

01:10 Meet Dr. Marlene Orozco

04:25 First-gen roots & entrepreneurship

09:30 Necessity vs opportunity businesses

12:50 The Latina wealth paradox

17:45 The 27% pay gap explained

23:50 Entrepreneurship as a wealth strategy

29:55 Homeownership & credit barriers

34:10 Retirement & investment gaps

37:45 Financial first responders

47:40 The motherhood penalty

56:20 Hope, policy & what’s next

Key Takeaways

• Latinas are not behind because of bad choices — the system is working exactly as designed.
• Education and entrepreneurship do increase earning potential, but they are not enough without access to capital and policy support.
• Caregiving, cultural expectations, and family responsibility significantly limit Latinas’ ability to save and invest.
• Homeownership remains a primary wealth strategy, but affordability, credit access, and insurance risks threaten long-term stability.
• Real change requires structural solutions, not just individual financial literacy.

Resources Mentioned

• REPORT - Latina Wealth In America: https://latinoprosperity.org/research,
• Latino AI Summit: https://tinyurl.com/latinoaisummit2026 
• Stratefied Insights: https://www.stratifiedinsights.com/ 
• Marlene's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlene-orozco
• Free Download: New Year Dinero Reset Guide
• My private membership: https://courses.yoquierodineropodcast.com/founders
• Have a question? Leave me a voicemail
• Book: Financially Lit by Jannese Torres

This podcast was produced and edited by Idea to Launch Productions

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In this no-fluff, receipts-on-the-table episode, Jannese breaks down exactly how she made over $500K in 2025! While becoming a first-time mom and running multiple businesses.

This is not “get rich quick” talk. This is a real, detailed income report covering 10+ revenue streams, the systems that keep money flowing on autopilot, and the mindset shifts required to scale without burnout. From blog ads and digital products to brand deals, memberships, real estate, and side hustles! Jannese shares what actually works, what’s overrated, and why creators who rely only on social media are setting themselves up to struggle.

If you’re a content creator or entrepreneur this episode is your sign.

WHAT WE GET INTO

0:00 How Jannese made over $500K in 2025 as a new mom

2:30 A decade-long journey in content creation & entrepreneurship

4:45 Top-line revenue vs. taxable income (what creators need to know)

7:30 The 10 income streams behind nearly $500K

10:00 Why digital products & coaching earned the most

12:15 How blog ads generated $147K in passive income

14:40 Brand deals, creator rewards & platform pay myths

17:00 Side hustles: Turo, savings interest & Zumba income

19:30 Airbnb income, real estate & upgrading investments

22:00 Systems, automation & evergreen income strategies

24:30 Membership pricing & avoiding creator burnout

27:00 Mentorship, scaling faster & a real 5x income story

29:15 Declaring 2026 the Rich Bitch Year

31:15 Final takeaways, free resources & next steps

KEY TAKEAWAYS

💡 Diversification is protection — never rely on one platform or paycheck

💡 Long-form content (blogs & podcasts) builds real wealth

💡 Own your offers — products > brand deals

💡 Automation makes money while you sleep

💡 Pricing yourself fairly is an act of self-respect

💡 Mentorship shortcuts years of trial and error

Resources Mentioned

• Free Download: New Year Dinero Reset Guide
• Become a Zumba instructor for 70% off!
• My PR condo: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/Condo-Sandy-Hls-13-Luquillo-PR-00773/458549227_zpid/
• My private membership: https://courses.yoquierodineropodcast.com/founders
• Have a question? Leave me a voicemail
• Book: Financially Lit by Jannese Torres

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In this episode of Yo Quiero Dinero, Jannese sits down with Mariana Barajas, licensed therapist and money coach aka @lamoneytherapist 

to unpack the deep, emotional connection between mental health and money.

From first-gen pressure and eldest-daughter trauma to scarcity mindsets, over-spending, money hoarding, and burnout, this conversation goes beyond budgeting tips and gets to the root of our financial behaviors. Because let’s be real: most of us already know what to do with money—what stops us is what’s happening in our nervous system.

Mariana breaks down how childhood experiences, cultural conditioning, and subconscious beliefs shape the way we earn, spend, save, and invest—and what it actually takes to heal your relationship with money.

If you’ve ever wondered why you can’t keep money, why you’re afraid to take financial risks, or why success still doesn’t feel like enough… this episode is for you.

What We Get Into

00:01 – 02:00

• Mariana’s background as a licensed therapist and money coach
• Why mental health and financial wellness must be treated holistically

02:01 – 05:00

• First-gen upbringing, eldest daughter pressure, and seeking parental validation
• How childhood emotional neglect can shape adult ambition and burnout

05:01 – 07:45

• Growing up with limited financial resources
• How early awareness of money scarcity impacts confidence and decision-making

07:46 – 10:10

• The fast dopamine hit of spending once you “finally make it”
• How retail therapy can quietly lead to debt and lifestyle inflation

10:11 – 13:20

• Identifying subconscious money beliefs
• Introduction to financial therapy and why budgeting alone isn’t enough

13:21 – 15:30

• The Money-Worthiness Framework
• Challenging limiting beliefs, building self-trust, and the role of community

15:31 – 18:10

• People-pleasing, and cultural expectations placed on women
• How these beliefs impact earning, saving, and self-advocacy

18:11 – 21:45

• Preparing for motherhood financially and emotionally
• Funding maternity leave, wellness practices, and not losing yourself in motherhood

21:46 – 24:00

• Fear-based money behaviors: hoarding, anxiety, and control
• Understanding where “fear of losing everything” really comes from

24:01 – 27:15

• Why some people can’t hold onto money
• Spending as a reflection of worthiness wounds and external validation

27:16 – 30:45

• Values-based spending vs. keeping up appearances
• Letting go of money decisions driven by comparison

30:46 – 33:45

• Increasing income as a wealth strategy
• Breaking limiting beliefs around “acceptable” income in helping professions

33:46 – 36:30

• Building generational wealth with intention
• Custodial Roth IRAs, 529s, and giving kids financial options

36:31 – 39:30

• Why funding your retirement is a gift to your children
• Breaking cycles of financial dependence and self-sacrifice

39:31 – 41:45

• Supporting family financially without destroying your mental health
• The emotional weight of being the “sandwich generation”

41:46 – 44:40

• How to work with Mariana
• Financial therapy vs. coaching and knowing which one you need

Key Takeaways

• Your money habits didn’t come out of nowhere—they were learned.
• Scarcity isn’t just financial; it lives in your nervous system.
• Over-spending and under-earning often stem from worthiness wounds.
• Budgeting won’t fix trauma—but healing trauma will fix your money.
• You don’t need to do it all alone—community is part of wealth-building.
• Generational wealth is built over generations, not in one lifetime.

Resources Mentioned

• Latinx Therapy – Find culturally aligned therapists
• Free Download: New Year Dinero Reset Guide
• A 10-step checklist to reset your finances for the new year — covering debt, budgeting, investing, insurance, and estate planning.
• Have a question? Leave me a voicemail
• Book: Financially Lit by Jannese Torres

Connect with Mariana

• Instagram: @lamoneytherapist
• Offers:
• Financial Therapy (California residents)
• Financial Coaching (nationwide).

This podcast was produced and edited by Idea to Launch Productions

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Welcome to Season 8 of Yo Quiero Dinero.

In this solo episode, I'm reflecting on the lessons that defined 2025, my first year as a mom, nearly five years as a full-time entrepreneur, and over a decade of intentional financial decisions that made this season of life possible. From redefining success and asking for help, to choosing the right partner, building wealth, and walking away from traditional timelines, this episode is a reminder that financial freedom doesn’t happen by accident it’s built, one intentional decision at a time. I'm breaking down down how money impacts every area of your life, from parenting and relationships to peace of mind and challenges you to stop talking yourself out of the life you say you want. If you’re stepping into 2026 ready to move with clarity, confidence, and purpose, this episode is for you.

WHAT WE GET INTO

00:01 – Kicking off Season 8 and welcoming listeners into 2026

00:36 – Why solo episodes are back and what to expect this year

02:06 – Surviving the first year of motherhood and reflecting on 2025

03:30 – Stepping back from the mic and redefining productivity as a new mom

04:55 – Why being intentional about who you have kids with matters

06:28 – Planning for support, finances, and the realities of parenthood

07:55 – Lessons learned from the Jefas y Mamás series

08:45 – Why asking for help is essential and burnout isn’t a flex

10:10 – Breaking generational cycles of exhaustion and overwork

11:18 – How money directly impacts your quality of life

13:10 – Why financial stress affects every role you play

14:20 – Gratitude for past financial decisions that created present peace

15:40 – The danger of settling for “stability” instead of freedom

16:55 – Building financial runway in your 20s for long-term flexibility

18:10 – Turning 40 and entering a more aligned season of life

19:25 – Letting go of traditional timelines and societal expectations

20:56 – Questioning the life you built and exploring alternatives

22:10 – Discovering financial independence as a path to freedom

23:19 – Facing debt without accepting “work forever” as the answer

24:45 – Debt payoff strategies that changed everything

25:45 – Learning how investing actually works

27:00 – Quitting corporate America and becoming a full-time entrepreneur

27:41 – Why financial freedom is built intentionally

29:00 – Making the decision to want more — and act on it

29:45 – Introducing the New Year Dinero Reset Guide

30:04 – Season 8 kickoff gratitude and final reflections

RESOURCES MENTIONED

• Free Download: New Year Dinero Reset Guide
• A 10-step checklist to reset your finances for the new year — covering debt, budgeting, investing, insurance, and estate planning.
• 👉 http://courses.yoquierodineropodcast.com/reset
• Have a question? leave me a voicemail https://www.speakpipe.com/msg/s/449160/2/u79sz3qexqzyh0
• Book: Financially Lit by Jannese Torres
• The step-by-step blueprint for paying off debt, investing intentionally, and using money to buy your freedom.

This podcast was produced and edited by Idea to Launch Productions

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In this week’s episode,Jannese sits down with Diana Garcia, founder of Amigas y Dinero, to explore her personal journey from nonprofit work to becoming a full-time money coach helping Latinas rewrite their financial stories.

Diana shares how a pivotal decision during the pandemic, choosing not to return to a two-hour commute led her to create her own income, community, and career. She opens up about growing up in an immigrant household in LA, the scarcity mindset she witnessed, and her mission to help others build wealth from a place of joy, not sacrifice.

From saving $10,000 in under a year on a modest income, to helping clients break free from paycheck-to-paycheck cycles, Diana offers actionable insights for tackling debt, increasing income, and navigating the unique financial challenges first-gen families face. She also gets real about overcoming fear, advocating for yourself in the workplace, and having money conversations with your parents.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How Diana turned a pandemic pivot into a thriving coaching business
• Practical strategies to save more—without extreme sacrifice
• Why growing your income can be more effective than cutting expenses
• Side hustle ideas based on your skills and passions
• How to address limiting beliefs that hold you back financially
• Navigating family expectations as the “first-gen retirement plan”
• Why community, mentorship, and environment matter for financial growth

More from YQD™:

• Full show notes: Visit our blog.
• Watch the full interview on YouTube — don’t forget to subscribe!
• Grab my book Financially Lit! in English or Español.
• Ready to level up? Learn more about our signature programs.
• This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp — Get 10% off your first month: betterhelp.com/dinero

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