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‘This can be a group project’: a podcaster’s plan to make her daughter a millionaire

Finance podcaster Jannese Torres says even finding an extra $50 to $100 a month can put kids on a path to future financial stability A finance coach unpacks how she retired at 40 – and the money advice she finds ‘irresponsible’ Growing up, Jannese Torres only saw the men in her family making financial decisions. “The women managed the day-to-day budget and made sure all the bills got paid, but the men were the ones who had the ‘grown-up’ conversations,” she said. Financial products were something to be feared – her parents had gone into credit card debt in their 20s, forcing them to file for bankruptcy.

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