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Before she could begin building wealth for herself and her two kids, Rita-Soledad Fernández Paulino had to let go of her “mom guilt.”
“You think, as a parent, you should be buying your child everything they like everything that you never had,” Fernández Paulino recently told NextAdvisor. “And for a while, I fell into that. Until I realized, you know what would be really cool? If I gave my children the opportunity to inherit a
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At our recent Latina Women on FIRE event, we got a chance to hear from four Latina money experts on their best investing strategies and the personal decisions that drive their pursuit of financial freedom. If you missed out or couldn’t attend, you can watch a recording of our free webinar.
Our guests at the event were moderator Jannese Torres-Rodriguez of the “Yo Quiero Dinero” podcast and several Latina money experts including Delyanne Barros, Vanessa Menchaca-Wachtmeister, and Rita-Soledad Fernández Paulino.
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Feb 19, 2021 10:34 AM
LIMA (Reuters) - The death toll in Peru continued to mount on Friday as a relentless second wave of the coronavirus left many hospitals short of oxygen for critical patients even as daily infections continued to climb.
In Lima, long lines snake down city blocks as friends and relatives seek to snatch up the last remaining bottled oxygen available in the capital. Oxygen has tripled in price in some regions, officials say, as price gougers squeeze the desperate. Many people have already died, you understand me? said Soledad Fernández as she waited at one of few stores with limited oxygen availability in the poor neighborhood of Villa El Salvador de Lima. Fernandez said she hoped for enough oxygen to save her brother, who had recently fallen ill.