Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
A Brown University graduate with over $21,000 in credit card debt—this isn't a cautionary tale about bad decisions, it's a story about a system that never taught her how money actually works. Yanelli, known as Miss Be Helpful, grew up in a low-income household where financial education didn't exist, and college only…
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