Is financial independence by age 30 possible if you don’t come from a wealthy family?

Dreamers Nadia Busseuil and Nicole Carter, “The Wealth Twins,” grew up in a single-family household in a low-income neighborhood of New York City and went on to start their careers on Wall Street after college.

In this week’s episode, Nadia and Nicole share how discovering the power of compound interest early on, and strategic planning and investing their money consistently, helped them reach financial independence early in life.

In this episode, Nicole and Nadia discuss:

• Lessons learned from experiencing 3 economic downturns: 9/11, the Great Recession, and the dot-com bubble during their time on Wall Street
• Dividend investing and how to get started
• Mindset changes to build wealth
• Key wealth-building habits 
• What being financially independent at age 30 has done for their lives
• How they are diversifying their wealth
• How to teach kids the value of money even when they’re young

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Dreamers' Wealth of Wisdom: 

• We focused on using money to help change our lifestyle so that the lack of money wouldn't stress us out, and try to help others to not go through the same thing we went through. - Nicole Carter
• Financial independence means not having to work for someone else to cover my expenses. - Nadia Busseuil
• At the end of the day, you have to spend your money in a way that is in alignment with what you care about and what you value. - Anne-Lyse Wealth

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