Always Have Enough: How to Build Wealth When You Don't Come from Money--Featuring a 6-Week Kickstart Plan - Hardcover

by Maria Melchor (Author)

Master your finances in six weeks with a money system designed to reflect your values and ambitions--no matter what your starting point.

If you didn't grow up with money or advice on how to manage it, this guide will walk you through key steps to building generational wealth with clarity and confidence. You can master your money in just six weeks, and set in motion a financial life that reflects the personal, family, and cultural values that shape how you define success. Drawing on her own experiences and years of guiding thousands of members of her FirstGenLiving community, personal finance expert Maria Melchor shares her Always Have Enough (AHEM) System, teaching you how to build a simple and powerful approach to money and create a future that supports both you and the people you love.

With the step-by-step advice in Always Have Enough, you will learn how to:

• Break free from scarcity mindset to save and spend more wisely
• Strike a healthy balance between honoring your roots and pursuing your ambitions
• Make your debt disappear (hint: anything's faster than ignoring it)
• Choose the right bank accounts, credit cards, and investments for your goals
• Enjoy the present while building for the future

You'll find real-life stories, "homework" to help you put each lesson into practice, and new ways to manage, save, and spend money that reflect both your ambitions and your values. Most importantly, you'll discover that with the right mindset, plans, and tools, you can build real financial security, support the people you love and create a life where you truly always have enough.

Author Biography

Maria Melchor is the personal finance expert and content creator behind FirstGenLiving, which provides personal finance education to first-generation immigrants, students, and professionals through social media, coaching, and workshops. Melchor was born in Mexico and immigrated with her parents to the United States, living in financial and legal precarity for much of her childhood. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and dog.