Her Dinero Matters

Este episodio es patrocinado por AARP. Las estafas y el fraude siempre están presentes y más aún durante situaciones de crisis (o una pandemia como la que estamos viviendo actualmente). Los estafadores son expertos en vincular sus esfuerzos a los titulares de las noticias y estamos viendo un aumento en las estafas relacionadas con los problemas de salud de COVID-19 y la recesión económica. Se apro...

This episode is sponsored by AARP. Scams and fraud are always present and even more so during crisis situations (or a pandemic like the one we are currently living in). Scammers are adept at linking their efforts to the headlines, so we are seeing a spike in scams related to health concerns from COVID-19 and the economic downturn. They take advantage of our worries and concerns, and their sophisti...

Learning to dominate your value is critical to increasing the income you make. Today’s guest Cami Straschnoy works in the fashion industry and early on she learned how important it was for her happiness (and bank account) to value her talents and her work. You will hear the story behind that and more on this episode.  What you'll hear about in today's episode: The financial lessons she learned fro...

Building wealth is possible. It is a matter of defining what this wealth looks like for you and creating a plan to get there.  Adriana Flores-Ragade immigrated to the United States and not under the best circumstances. Over the years she learned about money and has been building wealth. It’s not an easy journey as an immigrant, but Adriana did not let that stop her.  What you'll hear about in toda...

Fraud is nothing to ignore, and we should not assume that it could never happen to us.  According to an article by CNBC , Covid-19 fraud has cost Americans $77 million dollars. Of course, you and I don't know when Covid-19, this pandemic, will be over, nor do we know when things will get back to “normal.”  The reality is that fraud can happen to any of us any time, and there are certain things sca...

This episode is sponsored by AARP. Tackling those unplanned expenses is something we will encounter through the course of our lives. There will always be a solution to these challenges and sometimes those solutions take a while to figure out. Fortunately for you and me, AARP has done a lot of the heavy lifting and created a comprehensive (and free) resource to help us navigate these challenging fi...

Este episodio es patrocinado por AARP. Navegar situaciones financieras desafiantes es algo que encontraremos a lo largo de nuestras vidas. Siempre habrá una solución a estos desafíos y, a veces, nos tardamos en decifrar esas soluciones. Afortunadamente para ti y para mí, AARP ha hecho gran parte del trabajo pesado y ha creado un recurso integral (y gratuito) para ayudarnos a navegar estas situacio...

A career in acting is not an easy one, you need to be able to push through in the tough times.  Chelsea Rendon has been acting since she was 7 years old and this week she joins us in a very transparent conversation about her life as a Latina actress.  She has had multiple roles to include most recently in the hit drama VIDA.  What you'll learn about in today's episode: The money lessons she learne...

Making life and money work as an artist can be challenging. Now imagine you and your partner making a living as artists- that is exactly what Brianne and Miguel -aka Briguel do and they do it well.  It really boils down to your outlook on life and the belief in what you do.  What you'll learn about in today's episode: The impact the holocaust had on both of their families and it’s significance for...

When you carry limiting beliefs about money you are holding yourself back in your financial life.  It is important to know what limiting beliefs you have invading your mind so you can do something about it. Fortunately today, we will be focusing on just this! What you'll hear in today's episode: What limiting beliefs are and where they come from Why we should care and pay attention to these belief...

Discussing money amongst family can feel awkward and may bring some tension.  In this episode, you will meet mis primos Lili, Beto, Jaime y Laura where they share with you how they have had these discussions AND been able to help each other financially when needed in the process.  Mis primos have a strong sibling bond and one we can all learn from! What you'll hear in today's episode: Their each i...

Since March of this year so much has happened: COVID-19, a downturn in the economic, another heinous burst of racial injustice. On social media many have joked about wanting a redo of 2020.  I did a special episode addressing the difficult conversation of racial injustice and as a part of my commitment to keep the conversation going I have invited the fabulous Michelle Jackson for this episode.  T...

Why should we pay attention to the findings on consumer behavior? And what in the world does this have to do with our money? Stacie de Armas joins us today to gives us answers to those questions and more.  In today’s episode you will hear: The lessons learned from her first job at a bank serving a good portion of the Hispanic community Her role as a consumer behaviorist and why we as a consumer sh...

There are a ton of non-profit organizations and some have a focus on financial literacy.  AFCPE, the Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education, is one of these organizations and I have its Executive Director Rebecca Wiggins to join us in this episode.  What you'll learn about in today's episode: How she became interested in the non-profit sector Some changes that have been happ...

As a whole, the Latinx community is behind financially, but don’t distress it is not all doom and gloom. You and I can change the financial path for our community together! In this episode we discuss: Stats and facts about the Latinx community tied to money The advantages and disadvantages we have What we can do together as a community to change these stats for the better For a quick recap of this...

This month we will be celebrating all month with different from normal episodes, Instagram Lives, IG Story Takeovers, a Trivia Night, and of course giveaways! In today’s episode, you to hear from some alumnae guests: Ilean Harris and Mabel Nuñez.  They were on at the very start of Her Money Matters as well as the beginning of the shift of the podcast to what we know now as Her Dinero Matters.  We...

This month we will be celebrating all month with different from normal episodes, Instagram Lives, IG Story Takeovers, a Trivia Night, and of course giveaways! In today’s episode, you get to hear from my husband and two boys. My husband has not been back since episode 54 and this marks the first time ever on a podcast for my boys!  👉🏼 👉🏼 Bookmark this page:  jenhemphill.com/celebration  Find al...

This month we will be celebrating all month with different from normal episodes, Instagram Lives, IG Story Takeovers, a Trivia Night, and of course giveaways! In today’s episode, I take you back in time over the past 5 years and give you some behind the scenes of the podcast and my personal life.  👉🏼 👉🏼 Bookmark this page:  jenhemphill.com/celebration  Find all the episodes for the 5-year cele...

This is not your normal episode. This is an episode to have a difficult discussion of what is happening in this world today and what the heck money has to do with it.  Here is a link to the resources I promised: jenhemphill.com/blm  Next week we will resume to our normal episodes and celebrating the podcast AND you! You can check out what we have in store here: jenhemphill.com/celebration

It is that one Thursday of the month where we have our Reina Panel discussion.  In this episode, you will get different perspectives on how Jannese Torres-Rodriguez and Judy Esber have changed their financial life for the better. We discuss what their finances looked like before the changes, what the turning point in their life was, and how different their finances look now! These ladies share som...

Imagine receiving some difficult news about a loved one which meant having to miss work. Imagine being able to do this without having to worry about the missed income so you can focus on what matters most- your family.  In this episode, we get to meet Sahirenys Pierce who found herself in a very similar situation. Sahirenys and her husband have been able to set up a way to manage their finances th...

Life has its ebbs and flows. Sometimes we find ourselves in a difficult situation, but being the mujeres we are we think we can do it all on our own.  Back in 2008 Lorraine Ladish found herself in a very challenging situation. Her marriage fell apart, she had kids to support and she found herself without a job. Lorraine learned during this time that it was ok to ask for help and receiving food sta...

How do you keep managing money simple? Especially when money can be overwhelming, frustrating and sometimes we don’t want to deal with it.  The reality is what we are feeling is…just that—what we are feeling. We need to be able to set those feelings aside long enough so we can get to work and make a difference in that bank account. In this episode, I share my 7 best practices to keep managing mone...

Do you recall your first money earned? How did you make that money? What was going on in your life? In this episode that was recorded in person in Podfest in Orlando, we have a fun and insightful conversation with this month’s Reina Panel. We are joined by Rita Bautista, Hilda Gore, and Nicole Hernandez.  What you'll hear in today's episode: We walk down memory lane to the first money earned as a...

Have you ever found yourself saying “I’m starting to sound like my mom (or dad)”? It’s no secret that our upbringing can have a long life impact. This also includes how our parents managed their money. In this episode, Jenny Pulido shares with us how she stopped the cycle of the money conversation being “cosa de adultos” (an adult thing) and so much more. Lo que vas aprender en este episodio (What...