8 Hispanic Financial Influencers You Should Be Following

Our cultural background and upbringing typically shapes how we navigate our lives — together with our monetary lives.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’d prefer to shine a highlight on a number of private finance specialists from the Latinx group who’re championing for extra inclusivity inside the monetary trade and are doing their half to boost monetary literacy of their communities and past.

8 Hispanic Private Finance Influencers to Observe in 2022

From podcasters and bloggers to Licensed Monetary Planners and Accredited Monetary Counselors, the cash gurus on this checklist assist each English and Spanish audio system alike be taught to raised their monetary lives.

1. Giovanna “Gigi” Gonzalez of First Gen Mentor

Giovanna “Gigi” Gonzalez, TikTok influencer, monetary educator, speaker and founder at The First Gen Mentor has been leaning into creating content material to assist the Latinx group construct generational wealth.

This private finance knowledgeable has been named within the 40 under 40 for HACE (The Hispanic Alliance for Profession Enhancement) and lately gained an inaugural grant for Latinx Creatives.

You’ll find Gonzalez talking passionately about her mission to support the first generation on social media and discovering artistic methods to encourage her TikTok viewers to invest in their retirement or overcome bank card debt.

2. Natalie Torres-Haddad of Financially Savvy in 20 Minutes

Natalie Torres-Haddad is the award-winning private finance author of Financially Savvy in 20 Minutes and a monetary literacy and psychological well being advocate. Her viral Tedx Talks, “The Foreign Language of Financial Literacy” and “The Confidence Gap” share her expertise as a first-generation faculty graduate and encourage others on the highway to monetary independence.

Natalie at the moment hosts The Financially Savvy in 20 Minutes podcast and you will discover her and different Hispanic monetary influencers sharing insights about overcoming financial trauma and constructing generational wealth on Twitter.

3. Luis F. Rosa of On My Solution to Wealth

Luis F. Rosa moved to america from the Dominican Republic at age 11. Regardless of not studying a lot about cash at residence, Rosa grew as much as grow to be a Licensed Monetary Planner and runs the monetary planning agency Build a Better Financial Future.

His podcast, On My Way to Wealth, gives monetary tricks to busy Gen X-ers — overlaying subjects like buying a home in a hot market and utilizing a health savings account. Investopedia named Rosa amongst one of many top financial advisers of 2022.

4. Luzy King of Viva La Funds & Finance

As a primary technology skilled, Licensed Monetary Planner Luzy King thought the key to success was simply working tougher. Now this private finance guru runs Viva La Budget & Finance to convey monetary schooling to her group.

When King isn’t dropping into podcasts or working webinars to share insights on overcoming the Latina wage gap, she’s on TikTok encouraging her followers to say “hola” to wealth.

5. Beatriz Acevedo of SUMA Wealth

Beatriz Acevedo is an Emmy-award profitable Latina media maven and entrepreneur. Her platform SUMA Wealth (which may be accessed completely in Spanish) is a monetary inclusion firm that goals to teach and empower the Latinx group.

SUMA options partaking private finance recommendation and gives a “dinero toolkit” to assist individuals deal with bank card debt, develop their financial savings and contemplate homeownership.

6. Rita-Soledad Fernández Paulino of Wealth Para Todos

Rita-Soledad Fernández Paulino is a former math instructor turned private finance educator. Her platform, Wealth Para Todos, is devoted to instructing these in underserved communities how one can construct wealth.

Along with sharing monetary recommendation on Instagram, Paulino has a bimonthly publication the place she discusses cash mindsets, monetary objective setting and budgeting. She and her husband are on a path to retire earlier than 50, and Paulino is finding out to grow to be a Licensed Monetary Planner.

7. Jannese Torres-Rodriguez of Yo Quiero Dinero

Jannese Torres-Rodriguez is a Puerto Rican facet hustle queen who runs the podcast Yo Quiero Dinero, a 2022 Plutus Award winner. With the success of her meals weblog, Delish D’Lites, and different entrepreneurial pursuits, Torres-Rodriguez was capable of give up her day job in Could 2021 at age 36.

On Torres-Rodriguez’s award-winning podcast, she shares cash tales from different Latinas and other people of colour. She educates and conjures up others to achieve management of their monetary lives, construct generational wealth and grow to be financially impartial.

8. Jen Hemphill of Her Dinero Issues

Hailing from humble beginnings in Colombia, Jen Hemphill is an Accredited Monetary Counselor and creator of the ebook Her Money Matters.

On her podcast, Her Dinero Matters, Hemphill chats with different members of the Latinx group about numerous private finance subjects from budgeting and objective setting to entrepreneurship and investing. She additionally discusses issues that particularly have an effect on the Hispanic group, like how one can overcome financial barriers as an immigrant and what Latinos need to know about retirement.

Kaz Weida is a senior author at The FinanceGrabber. Nicole Dow, a former senior author at The FinanceGrabber, contributed.