Financial Literacy | Budgeting, Saving, Investing, Life Insurance, Credit & More!

In this episode we tackle financial literacy within the South Sudanese community. We are joined by two financial professionals Mervat Abdelrahman and Mimi Cleto. Our special guests along with the rest of our panel discuss budgeting, saving/investing, life insurance and how to plan for your financial future.
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[@TheBlazegeo]

Learned alot from this, didn't even know about life insurance index just been rocking with a roth ira. Thanks from a Gambian American.

[@loveforsouthsudan.]

Thank you ladies for what you're doing for our community!

[@stepinmylife9263]

I'm so proud of you guys❤❤

[@Nancy-oc4cg]

amazing episode learned alot

[@angelikadepelika3758]

Great episode!

[@OmariTube]

Can we have a whole session on real estate? Thanks

[@mimicletoakot7875]

That’s a great idea 👌🏾

[@beatresmondi5854]

Mojah’malat: inability to say no to others 😁

[@dengmii]

Great one today 🎉

[@AdutAnei]

A much needed topic!!!

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[@OmariTube]

New sub from a Congolese 🇨🇩

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Loving the hair ❤

[@arnabiarnab3037]

43:34… made a mistake here.. the average debt to income ratio is 20-36%
- underwriting guidelines will usually not qualify borrowers that have more that 45%
I was thinking about the PTI (Price to Income) ratio which is at the average 6.0 right now…. When it should be in the 2.6 range
Price to Income ratio is housing affordability…. It’s calculated by dividing the housing price vs the disposal income of a borrower