HeyJaredMillennial Debt Domination
Millennials have the most debt out of any generation. Katie Fatta, of Navicore Solutions, is a millennial who wants to help you dominate that debt. If you're a millennial or a part of Gen Z, this podcast is here to help you better understand your debt, finances, and money.
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Episode 91: Building Your Financial Plan While Paying Off Student Loans (opens the original)
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O n this episode of Millennial Debt Domination, Katie highlights building a financial plan while paying off student loans. If you're juggling student loan payments while trying to build a future, saving, investing, maybe even dreaming about buying a home, you're not alone. For many millennial and Gen Z listeners, student debt is part of the financial starting line, not the finish line. And while it can feel like those monthly payments are holding you back, the truth is: you don't have to wait un
Episode 90: Breaking Free From Money Shame: A Woman's Path to Wealth (opens the original)
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On this episode of Millennial Debt Domination, Katie highlights Money Shame. It's not uncommon to feel shame about your financial situation, so much so that it can lead to avoidance altogether. But ignoring money problems only makes them worse. For many women, this shame is especially strong, often fueled by societal expectations and outdated money myths. That's why today's episode is all about breaking free from debt shame and taking charge of your financial future. We're going ot talk about ho
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