161 | Money Letters To My Daughter with Jackie Cummings Koski
Jackie Koski retired from corporate America with a six-figure health savings account — on a salary that never topped six figures. She also grew up in poverty in the deep South, raised a daughter as a single mom, and wrote a book called "Money Letters to My Daughter" to pass on everything she learned the hard way.…
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