Introducing: A New Program for Accessible Money Coaching
Coaching and personal finance education won’t solve the problem that is capitalism. But coaching and mentorship can help
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How to Prepare for a Job Loss: 10 Steps to Take Now
Even if your place of employment seems safe, think again. No one is safe because no one is indispensable. You always need to be prepared for a job loss
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Pay Debt and Save Money? Yes, You Can!
The question is always the same. Should I pay off debt before saving or should I save money and pay off debt?
You can do both, and here’s why. And how.
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Medicaid is in Danger of Being De-Funded
Medicaid is in danger of being slashed. I’m a caregiver whose sister depends on Medicaid. I’m a caregiver who gets paid to be a caregiver
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Money is Intersectional: FinCon as a Latina Money Coach
went to FinCon with three goals: learn best practices, network and go to the Martin Luther King Center. I mean, I wasn’t going all the way to Atlanta and NOT visit a center, park or museum dedicated to civil rights
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Bankruptcy and Beyond: Lessons From My Story Featured in The New York Times
I liked the idea of talking about my struggle because as a money coach, I talk to people about releasing shame and teach them new ways of facing their financial challenges. Sharing my experience with bankruptcy in The New York Times
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Taking the First Steps to Buying a Home–Again
Buying a home was the last thing on my mind. We were at the beginning stages of the pandemic, and I was concerned about keeping my family safe. I wanted to sell my home, get my cash, make a stash and look forward
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Generation X is the Generation of Caregivers
It wasn’t until the pandemic started that I realized I was my mother’s caregiver and had been from a young age. Although she learned English well enough to demand justice for my sister at school and to hire a lawyer when
