Congratulations! After years of classes, exams, internships, late nights, and sacrifices, you've landed your first job. While it's exciting to focus on your starting salary, there's something many new graduates overlook that can have an even bigger impact on their future: their benefits package. As a first-generation college graduate raised by Haitian immigrant parents, I was taught how to work hard, earn money, and save it. What I wasn't taught was how to use employer benefi

5 financial moves that actually matter in the first 30 days. Coming from someone who's been there. Being laid off is not a reflection of your worth. Sometimes life shifts the ground beneath you and suddenly you're standing in a season you didn't ask for. I know that feeling. I lived it - and what I learned on the other side is what I want to share with you. What you do financially in the first 30 days after a layoff matters more than almost anything else. So here's what I did

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In this blog post, I want to highlight how a client realized they were being played financially.

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