The first stop on our "Hay Dinero" money journey is our mindset. We’re going to take a deep dive into our relationship with money and look at some of the ways financial generational trauma can show up in our lives. Host Cindy Y. Rodriguez interviewed social worker-turned-financial educator Haizel McIntyre about how to prevent our personal finances from affecting our well-being and how to begin facing our money wounds. Cindy also brings in her 26-year-old niece Andrea to have a vulnerable conversation about creating money goals and giving ourselves grace – because it's never too late to start our wealth journey.

"Hay Dinero” is a five-part docuseries that provides practical financial planning tips for the Latinx community while shedding light on the connection between culture and generational trauma. Host Cindy Y. Rodriguez shares her wealth journey and interviews Latina leaders and money experts, who share practical tools and tips so you can shift your money mindset and get one step closer to building generational wealth.

Watch the series:    • Hay Dinero  

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