Here's the deal. Your kids are going to make mistakes when it comes to money. So thanks

mom's dad for not being legalistic. And so learning some of those mistakes under their

roof where they're less expensive mistakes. So that when I went on my own I already had

made mistakes but they weren't fatal.

Hey guys, welcome to this episode of the Rachel Crucio podcast. I'm so glad that you're

here. So in this episode we're talking about lessons to learn from money mess ups. I'll

go over why people are fleeing states like California and New York. Then I'll go over

some of the most shocking tax fraud cases and what you can learn from them. But first let's

talk about five things I'm grateful for that I learned about money growing up. Take

a listen.

I want to share with you guys some of the things that I learned about money from my

story. So growing up we didn't grow up with a ton because my parents filed bankruptcy

actually the year I was born. So I was born in April and they filed in September. So my

early early memories which of course we don't really have memories like more two three

years old. You know we're really rough for my parents. And then as I started getting memories

you know I don't know how old you are what four five six seven. They were kind of coming

out of it but it was still a long journey. And so having those memories and seeing what

the bankruptcy taught them through my entire childhood was really key. So well I hope

that none of you guys will have to go through bankruptcy or really deep financial hardship

because it is really difficult. I can tell you though I was so thankful for what they

taught me because of what they experience. So maybe some of you that are going through

a hard time and if you have kids or people around you that you love this is some encouragement

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