Hey, and happy Saturday.

It's me, Martine.

And today, we wanted to bring you a special bonus episode of poster boards.

So you might recall a recent conversation on the show where my co-host, Alahe Azadi,

spoke with Michelle Singletary.

Michelle is a personal finance columnist for the post.

And she has a new project called Michelle Singletary's Money Milestones.

And what she told Alahe is that young people sometimes get a bad rap for not being on top

of their finances.

We often talk about the younger generation in disparaging ways.

You know, like they don't want to really work.

They want to retire early.

You know, they're overspending on avocado toast.

And that's just not been my experience working with young adults, including my own young

adults.

They are very serious, many of them, about their money.

And they don't want to make the mistakes that they see older adults do who are crying

and whining and wearing because they didn't develop good financial habits in their 20s.

So Michelle and her kids are on the same page about wanting to be responsible with their

money.

But they don't always agree on exactly how to do that.

And that's what they're exploring today.

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