Some of the biggest success stories start with a leap of faith. Whether it’s launching a business, switching careers, or making a bold financial move, taking a calculated risk can lead to game-changing opportunities. In this episode, Ehis Akhetuamhen shares how he embraced uncertainty, made strategic bets, and turned challenges into stepping stones for success. ?? Tune in now and get inspired to bet on yourself! ?? Listen & subscribe at the link in my comments. ?? What’s a time you took a big bet on yourself? Drop your story in the comments! #MoneyMemories #CareerGrowth #Entrepreneurship #BetOnYourself #FinancialSuccess
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Fintechs are leaving money on the table by overlooking a massive opportunity: women consumers. In my latest Forbes piece, I explore how design can be a game-changer for fintechs looking to better serve this market. From intuitive UX to financial products that actually reflect women’s real-world needs, thoughtful design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about access, trust, and growth. If you’re interested in more insights on fintech, investing, and the evolving digital economy, sign up for my newsletter to stay ahead of the curve. Link in my comments. Let’s talk—what’s the best-designed fintech product you’ve used? ?? #fintech #womenshistorymonth #designforall
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??Commonwealth’s CEO @Timothy Flacke recently sat down with Ilona L. on NPR’s Money Memories podcast to talk about savings in America, including our work with BlackRock’s Emergency Savings Initiative over the last six years that has led to billions of dollars in new liquid savings for working Americans. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gX9FMG3 #EmergencySavings #SECURE2.0 #RetirementSavings #FinancialSecurity #RetirementSecurity
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?? New Episode of Money Memories! ?? From growing up in a one-bedroom home with eight family members in Benin City, Nigeria, to earning a full-ride scholarship to study in the U.S., Ehis Akhetuamhen'snjourney is nothing short of remarkable. In this episode, Ehis shares: ? The financial struggles that shaped his earliest money memories ? The tragic event that changed his life at 13 and fueled his drive to succeed ? How he navigated the challenges of applying to U.S. colleges with no internet, no application fees, and no guarantees. His story is a powerful testament to resilience, resourcefulness, and the impact of financial opportunities. ?? Tune in to hear how he turned obstacles into stepping stones and the invaluable lessons he's passing on to others today. ?? Link in the comments. #MoneyMemories #Podcast #FinancialResilience #ImmigrantJourney #PersonalFinance
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It was a pleasure being featured as a guest! Listen to my episode below:
Wait… I’m actually FUNNY?! For Ilona L. humor wasn’t just about making people laugh. It was an unlock—the moment she realized her voice had power. And now, it’s my honor to launch the first guest episode of??????????????? ?????????????? with her story! ??? Ilona, now a venture capital investor, Forbes contributor, and host of?Money Memories podcast, takes us back to the classroom moment that unlocked her voice. ?? ???????? ?????????????? ?????????????????? ??????: Link in the comments Would love your support—comment, share, and if you enjoy it, ??????????????????! #UnmutedMoments #PodcastLaunch
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How are global fintechs closing the gender wealth gap? Excited to share my latest piece in Forbes, where I explore how fintech startups worldwide are tackling one of the biggest financial challenges—the gender wealth gap. From Latin America to Africa, innovative companies are leveraging technology to expand access to capital, improve financial literacy, and empower women entrepreneurs. The data is clear: closing this gap isn’t just about equity—it’s smart economics. Read more about the startups leading this change and the impact they’re making at the link in comments. Would love to hear your thoughts! What fintech solutions do you think are making the biggest difference for women globally?
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Check out my latest conversation with Timothy Flacke co-founder of Commonwealth, on Money Memories. Tim delves into his journey from personal finance challenges to creating an organization that promotes financial security and opportunity. We explore critical topics such as overcoming the scarcity mindset and innovative programs for short-term savings and inclusive investing. Listen now at the link in comments.
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?? New article alert! ?? The female consumer is evolving, and fintech needs to catch up. In my latest piece for This Week in Fintech, I break down the economic power of women, the rise of gender-inclusive financial products, and why the "new" female consumer is an opportunity fintech can't afford to ignore. Check it out at the link in my comments. Would love to hear your thoughts—how do you see fintech adapting (or not) to this shift? ????
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I had the pleasure of speaking with Katrina Robinson, a global trust and estate expert, about the power of long-term financial planning and wealth preservation. Growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, Katrina learned the value of saving early on—watching her mother meticulously plan for a family trip to Europe, years in the making. That experience shaped her career, leading her to help families around the world protect and transfer wealth across generations. In our conversation, we discuss: 1. The importance of estate planning—no matter your age or income level 2. Lessons from a Jamaican upbringing where credit wasn’t as prevalent as in the U.S. 3. How a global perspective has shaped her career and approach to wealth management at Cone Marshall Group If you've ever put off financial planning, this episode is for you! Tune in to hear Katrina’s insights on how small steps today can create lasting financial security. ?? Listen now at the link in my comments.
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In the latest episode of Money Memories, I had the privilege of sitting down with Ximena Aleman, co-founder of Prometeo, Latin America's leading open banking platform. Ximena shares her powerful journey of how her relationship with money evolved throughout adulthood. From navigating the challenges of inflation, unemployment, and devaluation, to tackling systemic barriers like limited access to loans, savings accounts, and credit cards, Ximena's story sheds light on the harsh financial realities many LatAm founders face. Her experiences fuel her mission to transform financial accessibility and create a more inclusive financial system across the region. ??? Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about resilience, innovation, and breaking the vicious cycle of financial exclusion. ?? Tune in now on wherever you listen to podcasts and hear how Ximena is driving change one money movement at a time.