Have you ever wondered how to put the young people in your life on the journey to financial freedom?
Join us on this episode of Co-Labbinâ, as we sit down with Rashia Schand, the brilliant author behind the financial literacy book series "Jumpstart Your Money Journey".
Rashia delves into the essentials of financial literacy, offering invaluable advice on managing finances and making informed decisions. Learn about the doâs and don'ts of financial planning, and discover practical tips for distributing finances effectively, all tailored for young people.
Donât miss this enlightening discussion that will help set the young people in your life on a path to financial success.
To explore more of Rashia's work and services, visit her website www.rashiaschand.com. You can also grab a copy of "Jumpstart Your Money Journey" on Amazon! Special shout out to â Yvonne McDuffie Winfreyâ , Producer extraordinaire, and our Social Media Manager/Production Assistant Sabrina Hernandez! We appreciate our teams dedication and support! #builtformore #gloeffectskin #financialfreedom #blackownedbusiness #blackmothers #jumpstartyourmoneyjourney
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