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Jhoanna Astudillo shares her journey from Ecuador to the US, highlighting how first-generation Latino immigrants often lack financial literacy while unconsciously developing money habits that influence future generations. Her personal story reveals how cultural backgrounds shape our relationship with money and the importance of changing narratives for our children.

• Experiencing the "ghost in the country" phenomenon when denied credit despite having savings
• Catching herself passing down unhealthy money messages to her daughter
• Working as Hispanic Segment Leader at BOKF to create financial education workshops

Take the first step toward better financial habits. You don't have to do it alone, and it's never too late to change the cycle for yourself and future generations.

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