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If you didn't grow up with a lot, it probably set you up for a difficult money journey in adulthood. "Former poor kids" can absolutely build financial stability (or even generational wealth), but the process is going to look a little different. Today, Chelsea is going over 9 rules to follow if you're the first person in your family to make money.
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If you didn't grow up with a lot, it probably set you up for a difficult money journey in adulthood. "Former poor kids" can absolutely build financial stability (or even generational wealth), but the process is going to look a little different. Today, Chelsea is going over 9 rules to follow if you're the first person in your family to make money.
If you want to get good with money, here are the products we use and recommend:
Monarch for budgeting: https://bit.ly/4xtfH67
Advisor for financial advisory: https://bit.ly/4q3XjOC
Betterment for investing: https://bit.ly/4yZJ7do
SoFi for a good high-yield savings account: https://bit.ly/4btN0gQ
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