How I Manage Money As A 1st Generation Wealth Builder
Making of a Millionaire - A podcast by Ben Le Fort
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The term first-generation wealth builder refers to someone who does not have any financial inheritance and builds wealth, starting from $0, or even less in some cases. For this podcast, I will add to the definition of a first-generation wealth builder to include someone who is building wealth to support themselves, their family, and future generations of their family. In 2013, I finished graduate school with $50,000 in debt, $600 in the bank, and a mission to begin my journey as a first-generation wealth builder. Every major financial decision I’ve made since that point has had the express purpose of accomplishing two goals: Improve my personal financial situation. Improve my family’s financial situation. That goes for my current family members and future generations of my family. With that in mind, in this episode, I discuss how I manage money as a first-generation wealth builder. Join the weekly newsletter: https://dogged-mover-9757.ck.page/d1a6fccdf6 Leave us a voicemail question and get featured on the Podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben5933 This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. It should not be considered Financial or Legal Advice. Not all information will be accurate. Consult a financial professional before making any significant financial decisions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ben5933/support