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MOVING BEYOND BROKE

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MOVING BEYOND BROKE

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MOVING BEYOND BROKE

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WELL… I didn’t become a financial advisor per se, but I did become exactly who I needed.

Author of Moving Beyond Broke (click the link in my bio to get your copy).

Founder of The Broke Black Girl.

A financial activist who built a lane

If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I’m extremely transparent about my experience with money and motherhood. But I don’t think I talk enough about what it really looked like to have children so young, be completely bro

Support is a form of wealth, and some of us been wealthy in ways money could never measure.

Most of us are teaching our kids about money while still learning ourselves. And that’s okay. Every small habit you model makes a difference.

In partnership with @nationaldebtrelief, this post breaks down how to introduce saving at every age,

SCREENSHOT THIS & SAVE FOR LATER ‼️

A simple, real-life money management checklist you can actually stick to. Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly steps because money management should feel doable, not draining.

You may not be passing down trust funds, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t leaving a legacy.

Generational support shows up in ways that often go unseen but are deeply impactful:

💰 Paying for your niece’s graduation fees so she can

Because sometimes the richest thing you can do is honor what you already have, and who you’re becoming.

I wanna take a quick moment to speak to my mothers, especially the ones who got started young.

At 19, I couldn’t have fully grasped how getting pregnant at that age would shape my finances for years to come. I didn’t understand how one d

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