Say Hola Wealth

Welcome to the Say Hola Wealth Podcast, the ultimate personal finance podcast for Latinas ready to achieve financial freedom and become #CashLibre! Each week, hosted by Luzy King, an award-winning, certified trauma-informed Financial & Business Coach (MBA, CPFI), brings empowering conversations on money mindset, investing, entrepreneurship, and practical systems. Designed for busy professionals, this podcast helps you reclaim your time, purpose, and financial power. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Say Hola Wealth is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 140 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Say Hola Wealth, a business show with 140 episodes published.

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  Episode #233

  EP. 233: Debt-Free Latina: How Mayra Garcia Built a Simple System for Financial Freedom

  Sep 29, 202624 minS19

  Can you pay off debt, start investing, and build wealth without following every traditional money rule? In this episode of the Say Hola Wealth Podcast , I sit down with Mayra Garcia of Debt Free Latina to talk about budgeting, paying off debt, investing, and building wealth on your own terms. We talk about creating a simple money management system, increasing income, working with a financial planner, investing while prioritizing family goals, and why financial freedom can look different for every familia. PRE ORDER CASH LIBRE Ready to rethink your relationship with money and start building wealth on your own terms? Order your copy of Cash Libre and start creating your path toward financial freedom. ORDER CASH LIBRE HERE. WWW.CASHLIBRE.COM WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: 00:00 – How to Start Investing & Building Wealth 01:59 – Meet Mayra Garcia of Debt Free Latina 03:09 – How to Get Organized With Your Money 05:38 – How to Pay Off Student Loans, Credit Cards & Car Debt 06:45 – How to Create a Simple Budget That Actually Works 08:35 – Budgeting, Automating Your Money & Starting to Invest 10:32 – Investing While Paying for Your Kids’ College 12:08 – How to Build Wealth on Your Own Terms 12:53 – Building Multiple Streams of Income 13:09 – How Budgeting Can Build Financial Confidence 14:31 – Do You Need More Income to Pay Off Debt? 16:51 – Creating a Money Management System That Works 17:49 – How to Manage Your Money Like a Project 18:53 – How Much Money Do You Need for Financial Freedom? 19:56 – What Does a Financial Planner Actually Do? 22:01 – What Does Financial Freedom Really Mean? 22:55 – How to Start Building Wealth Your Way ✨ CONNECT WITH MAYRA Follow Mayra and Debt Free Latina on Instagram LOVE THE SAY HOLA WEALTH PODCAST? Subscribe to the channel and share this episode with another mujer who is ready to get organized with her money, start investing, and build wealth her way. Join the Cash Libre Collective at: www.sayholawealth.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #232

  EP. 232: From Eldest Daughter to Investor: Jocelyn's Journey to Generational Wealth

  Sep 22, 202617 minS19

  What You’ll Learn in This Episode If you’re the eldest daughter in a first-generation or immigrant family , building wealth can feel complicated when you’re balancing your financial goals with the desire to support your family. In this episode, you’ll learn: How a first-gen Latina can start investing and build confidence with money. Why saving is only one part of building generational wealth . How salary negotiation can help you create more opportunities to invest. How Jocelyn went from keeping money in a safe to building a five-figure investment portfolio . How to build wealth while navigating the expectations and responsibilities of being the eldest daughter . Why investing can help you create more freedom, choices, and financial security for your future. If you’re ready to change your relationship with money, family, and wealth, join the waitlist for my upcoming book , where I dive deeper into the money stories and cultural expectations that shape us as first-gen Latinas. Join the book waitlist here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #231

  EP. 231: Why I Wrote Cash Libre A Perfonal Finance Book for Latina | Part 2

  Sep 15, 202635 minS16

  What really happens behind the scenes when you write a book about money, family, culture, and your own lived experiences? In this episode, I’m answering questions from Cash Libre advanced readers about writing my first book, navigating family expectations, overcoming writer’s block, asking for help, and deciding which personal stories were mine to tell. We also talk about why Cash Libre goes beyond traditional personal finance advice to explore how culture, identity, family, and financial trauma can shape our relationship with money. What You’ll Learn How to overcome writer’s block when writing a book How to ask for help during the book writing process How to navigate family expectations when sharing personal stories How to write about family while honoring different perspectives and experiences Why therapy and trusted relationships became part of my writing process How I decided which personal stories belonged in Cash Libre Why traditional personal finance advice doesn’t always address culture, identity, family dynamics, and financial trauma What inspired me to write a personal finance book for Latinas How I incorporated cultura, illustrations, and childhood memories into a book about money Join the Cash Libre Waitlist Cash Libre arrives October 6, 2026, on Latina Equal Pay Day. Join the waitlist for book updates, upcoming events, and exclusive Cash Libre bonuses available to the waitlist community. CashLibre.com Missed Part 1? This is Part 2 of our conversation. ️ Listen to Part 1: EP. 229: Why I Wrote Cash Libre: A Personal Finance Book for Latinas Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #230

  EP. 230:The Rules Nobody Taught Us About Money, Startups & Venture Capital with Lolita Taub

  Sep 8, 202654 minS19

  What if building generational wealth also means understanding venture capital, angel investing, and who gets access to startup funding? In this episode of the Say Hola Wealth Podcast , I sit down with Lolita Taub , founder of Ganas Ventures and author of What Actually Matters: Startups, Capital, and the Rules Nobody Taught Us . We break down the investing ecosystem, the hidden “access tax,” and why more Latinas and first-gen wealth builders belong in the rooms where capital is being invested. What You’ll Learn ✨ How venture capital and angel investing work ✨ Why Latina founders face barriers to accessing capital ✨ What the “access tax” means for first-gen entrepreneurs and investors ✨ How founders can navigate rejection and find the right investors ✨ Why proximity and relationships matter when building wealth ✨ How angel investing can become part of generational wealth building ✨ Why Latinas belong on both sides of the table—as founders and investors Get Lolita Taub’s Book Want to better understand startups, investing, venture capital, and the rules that can be difficult to learn when you weren’t born into these networks? Pre-order Lolita Taub’s: What Actually Matters: Startups, Capital, and the Rules Nobody Taught Us Lolita created the book as a navigation guide to help readers understand the different roles within the startup and venture capital ecosystem—and the lessons she wishes she had when she was getting started. PRE-ORDER LOLITA’S BOOK. Grab Your Copy of Cash Libre Building wealth as a first-gen Latina is about more than numbers. It also means understanding the money stories, cultural expectations, and systemic barriers that have shaped how we think about wealth. In Cash Libre: 10 Pillars to Help You Reclaim Your Purpose and Financial Freedom , I share my framework for healing your relationship with money, building wealth, and reclaiming more choices over your financial future. GRAB YOUR COPY OF CASH LIBRE. We belong in the rooms where capital is being raised, invested, and multiplied. We can be the founders. We can be the investors. And we can build wealth juntas. Listen to the full episode and share it with a mujer who needs to hear this conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Say Hola Wealth

  EP. 229: Why I Wrote Cash Libre: A Personal Finance Book for Latinas | Part 1

  Sep 1, 202622 min

  What does it really take to write a personal finance book for Latinas—and invest in the dream of becoming an author? In Part 1 of this 3-part Cash Libre series , Luzy King shares the story behind Cash Libre , the financial decisions she made to bring the book to life, and why she wanted to create a different kind of money book for Latinas. From financial trauma and money mindset to investing, wealth building, and financial freedom, this conversation explores why becoming libre is about more than simply having more money. What You’ll Learn: How the idea for Cash Libre began with Luzy’s daughters Why traditional personal finance advice often misses the experiences of Latinas The financial sacrifices behind becoming a published author Why financial healing is an important part of building wealth How investing helped Luzy prepare financially to write the book Why Cash Libre uses cultura, storytelling, and illustrations to teach money What financial freedom and becoming “libre” really mean Get your copy of Cash Libre: https://www.cashlibre.com Join us for the live Cash Libre book launch in Seattle, WA! Visit https://www.cashlibre.com for details. Stay tuned for Part 2 of this special Cash Libre podcast series. #CashLibre #PersonalFinanceForLatinas #LatinaWealth #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #MoneyMindset #FinancialHealing #LatinasAndMoney #SayHolaWealth Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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