My Money Mentors
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Presented by Delta Community Credit Union
In each episode of WABE Studio’s MY MONEY MENTORS, financial experts Jacqueline Schadeck CFP® and Chris Corinthian team up to guide young adults through various financial milestones and challenges, empowering their “clients” to make smart money moves for the future. The series is produced with support from Delta Community Credit Union.
MY MONEY MENTORS is a half-hour docu-reality series dedicated to making financial literacy enjoyable and empowering for young adults. Hosts, financial advisor, Jacqueline Schadeck CFP® and financial literacy coach, Chris Corinthian, guide people through various financial challenges, tackle mental and emotional hurdles linked to trauma or financial inexperience, and equip them with actionable steps to make smart money choices and break generational cycles of scarcity and financial lacking. The series is produced with support from Delta Community Credit Union.
Produced with the participation of the Georgia Department of Economic Development: exploregeorgia.org/film
Episodes
William, a Morehouse senior who’s landed a dream job in NYC, meets up with the Money Mentors to learn how to manage his first big paycheck and achieve his financial goals in the Big Apple. In this episode, the Money Mentors give tips on how to maximi
Taylor Roach, a single mom of two, is having challenges taking the next steps in her career and needs help building boundaries with friends and family. Financially, the waters are rising, and under the surface, she’s struggling with building her conf
After transitioning from a major tech company, millennial mentee Bassey dives into full-time entrepreneurship and links up with the Money Mentors to master the art of sustaining and scaling his business. From setting up bank accounts to crafting busi
Jasmine is a high-earning UX Designer and her fiancé William is a prolific artist. While they love each other, they’re having issues communicating about their finances and have asked for help from Jaqueline and Chris, the Money Mentors, to help them
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Bonus Content
There are four categories every young professional should keep in mind when starting a new job : Health Coverage, Investments, Income Protection, and Work-Life Balance.
Don’t fall into the trap of keeping a mental budget—it’s a recipe for disaster. You’re bound to overspend! Be sure to write your budget down or check your mobile banking app for a budgeting tool.
Sometimes when we feel like we’re underwater financially we don’t realize that the solution could be to start by identifying the moments where our past is holding us back.
Every entrepreneur or business owner should have five bank accounts to keep their finances in order: Revenue, Taxes, Expenses, Marketing, and Profit.