Send us a text Licensed social worker and certified financial social worker Bas Moreno joins John to unpack the real-life money pressures of the sandwich generation—caring for kids and aging parents—while building toward financial freedom. Bas shares how loss, single income stretches, and debt shaped his mindset, why he now teaches life insurance, estate planning, and Social Security survivor benefits as non-negotiables, and how to “play the game without losing your integrity.” We also hit on...
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Send us a text Licensed social worker and certified financial social worker Bas Moreno joins John to unpack the real-life money pressures of the sandwich generation—caring for kids and aging parents—while building toward financial freedom. Bas shares how loss, single income stretches, and debt shaped his mindset, why he now teaches life insurance, estate planning, and Social Security survivor benefits as non-negotiables, and how to “play the game without losing your integrity.” We also hit on...
$50K in Credit Card Debt at 23: My Road to Financial Freedom
Walk 2 Wealth
15 minutes
3 months ago
$50K in Credit Card Debt at 23: My Road to Financial Freedom
Send us a text In this brutally honest solo episode of the Walk 2 Wealth Podcast, I open up like never before. I reveal my exact financial situation—including how I racked up over $50,000 in credit card debt by 23. From maxed-out personal and business cards to a plummeting credit score and closed accounts, I break down the raw numbers, the mistakes that got me here, and the emotional toll of navigating this season. But this isn’t just about the debt—this is about redemption. You’ll learn: Why...
Walk 2 Wealth
Send us a text Licensed social worker and certified financial social worker Bas Moreno joins John to unpack the real-life money pressures of the sandwich generation—caring for kids and aging parents—while building toward financial freedom. Bas shares how loss, single income stretches, and debt shaped his mindset, why he now teaches life insurance, estate planning, and Social Security survivor benefits as non-negotiables, and how to “play the game without losing your integrity.” We also hit on...
