Would you consider yourselves good with money?

I don't have that much money, so I guess it's hard to be bad with it when you have

limited.

I think I'm pretty good with money because I have managed my own finances from a young

age, so I think I'm pretty like vigilant about my spending and have a good handle on where

my finances are at.

I can definitely be better with money.

This was not something that I was doing on a regular schedule, and I'm learning that

it's important to do that now.

I would say that I'm all right with money.

I think I was taught from a very young age on how to manage my money, but mostly in a

way of almost stuffing money in the mattress, and so I definitely think that I could be better

at investing, especially because there's such a big gap between men and women in terms

of taking risks, so there's a big wealth gap there.

It's Notes from America, I'm Kai Wright, welcome to the show.

And shout out to our new family tuning in from Houston Public Media, glad to have you

in the conversation.

Hannah Annette is both deeply skeptical of capitalism and dedicated to helping people

thrive within it, particularly people who come from backgrounds like her own.

Berna, like me, and maybe like you too, grew up in a home in which money only really came

up when it was a problem.

She didn't think much about it until she looked up as a young woman and found herself deeply

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