Episode 86. How To Raise Financially Literate Children | Jasmine Tillery, Money & Momming

Happy Mother’s Day to all the momma’s out there! Episode 86 is all about how to raise financially literate children with Jasmine Tillery from Money & Mumming.

Jasmine Tillery is a wife, mom, and full time quality engineer from New Jersey. She also the founder of Money & Momming, a blog and business that focuses on personal finance and parenting. She started her blog as an Instagram profile to document her family’s debt free journey. Jasmine is an advocate for financial balance, IVF and infant loss awareness.

You can follow her on Instagram & Twitter.

Episode 86 Highlights:

• Balancing money & momming
• What she learned from her parents about money and her relationship with money growing up
• Embarking on her debt pay-off journey and how she ended up there
• The importance of a budget
• Who inspired her to make a change around her money habits
• The strategies she’s using to accomplish her financial goals
• And so much more!

We don’t know about y’all, but to us, mother’s are freaking SUPERHEROES! Mujeres are capable of so many amazing things. I mean we can carry a whole human being inside of our bodies??? CAN WE SAY PODEROSA!?! We loved the conversation we had around money and momming. It was so inspiring and we can’t wait for you to check it out! Thank you for this awesome conversation, Jasmine!

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Until next time, stay empowered, stay inspired and #staypoderosa ✨

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