Mind Your Money with MissBeHelpful

Season 4: E5

After connecting with her in a slack group, I knew Sofie had a story that needed to be shared widely! A first-gen Latina, Sofia Bastida had very supportive parents who wanted to her to pursue what they had not - graduate college and get her degree. This was a dream they wanted her to fulfill at any cost and it put them over $100,000 in debt from student loans.

Sofie talks about her upbringing in California and how moving to NYC changed her views about m money and gave her a sense of independence. But the hardest thing she's done and the thing she's most proud of was taking ownership of the debt she put her mother in for her college education. Listen to Sofie talk about it all and sum up the tips she thinks anyone with debt should have in their back pocket!

Follow Sofia on Instagram and LinkedIn:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/savingwithsofie/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sofiabastida/

Show Notes

After connecting with her in a slack group, I knew Sofie had a story that needed to be shared widely! A first-gen Latina, Sofia Bastida had very supportive parents who wanted to her to pursue what they had not - graduate college and get her degree. This was a dream they wanted her to fulfill at any cost and it put them over $100,000 in debt from student loans. 

Sofie talks about her upbringing in California and how moving to NYC changed her views about m money and gave her a sense of independence. But the hardest thing she's done and the thing she's most proud of was taking ownership of the debt she put her mother in for her college education. Listen to Sofie talk about it all and sum up the tips she thinks anyone with debt should have in their back pocket!

Follow Sofia on Instagram and LinkedIn:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/savingwithsofie/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sofiabastida/
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

What is Mind Your Money with MissBeHelpful?

People and stories that'll inspire you to get your money right! Inspiration is what helped me stay the course when I was paying off $20,000 of credit card debt and getting my financial life together, so I want to share inspiration with YOU! Learn more at missbehelpful.com.