Welcome to the Latin Wealth Podcast — where we empower the Latino community through conversations about entrepreneurship, generational wealth, and financial independence.

In this Wealth Wednesday episode, we dive deep into a culturally loaded question: Do you really need to buy your parents a house? For many first-generation Latinos, there's a strong sense of duty to "pay back" immigrant parents for their sacrifices — often through homeownership. But is this expectation helping us… or setting us back?

We discuss:

- The cultural roots of this financial pressure

- What research says about multigenerational Latino households

- How these expectations are impacting first-gen financial growth

- Smarter ways to honor your parents without derailing your own wealth journey

- Setting financial boundaries and having honest conversations with family

📊 Did you know? 22% of Hispanic homebuyers purchase multigenerational homes — nearly double that of white buyers. The most cited reason? To care for aging parents.

This episode isn’t about turning your back on your family — it’s about building wealth together, without guilt-driven decisions that limit long-term potential.

Let us know in the comments: Did you grow up feeling this pressure? What conversations are you having in your family about money and homeownership?

Welcome to the Latin Wealth Podcast, where we empower the Latino community through insights on entrepreneurship, investing, and business. In this special solo episode of Wealth Wednesday, host Chris delves into the 13 key traits observed in successful Latino entrepreneurs over years of interviews and experiences.

Drawing from over 200 podcast episodes and countless conversations, Chris shares invaluable lessons that can transform your mindset and business approach. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or looking to elevate your current venture, these insights are tailored to guide you on your journey.

These traits are not just observations but actionable principles that can propel you toward success. Take notes, reflect on these lessons, and consider how they apply to your personal and professional life.

#entrepreneur #latinwealth

Welcome to the Latin Wealth Podcast — where we spotlight Latino entrepreneurs, creators, and visionaries who are redefining success. In this episode, we sit down with Joanne Morales, a UK-based Latina entrepreneur, mother of two, business coach, and AI innovator.

Joanne shares her incredible journey from migrating from Colombia to the UK at 8 years old, to launching multiple businesses, including a photo booth company, a fashion brand, and now mentoring others on how to start online businesses using AI tools.

We dive into the challenges of being a Latina in the UK, navigating identity, building businesses from scratch, and how to overcome failure after losing it all. Joanne is also on a mission to help people leave their 9-5 jobs and launch automated, scalable online businesses with AI — and she’s sharing the tools, mindset, and strategy behind her success.

What We Cover:

- Why Latinas in the UK are carving new paths in entrepreneurship

- Joanne’s early photo booth hustle and what went wrong

- Her experience launching a fashion brand and being ghosted by investors

- Using AI to launch service and product-based businesses

- Targeting niche audiences and building customer avatars

- How motherhood reshaped her view on business, rest, and purpose

If you're looking to transition out of your 9-5, embrace your creativity, or explore how AI can power your next business idea — this is the conversation for you.

In this all-Latino episode of the Latin Wealth Podcast, we take a break from the tariff talk to spotlight two powerful economic stories shaping the future of our community.First, we unpack new research from Stanford Graduate School of Business that reveals Latino entrepreneurs are not just surviving—they’re thriving. Latino-owned businesses in the U.S. grew by 44% from 2018 to 2023, outpacing the national average. These businesses are expanding into new industries, embracing sustainability, adopting AI, and generating billions in economic impact. But access to funding still remains a major barrier. We explore what it will take to close the wealth gap and unlock the $1.1 trillion potential of Latino businesses.Next, we dive into a new bill introduced by Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez aimed at curbing crypto investors using Puerto Rico as a tax haven. With Act 60 drawing in high-net-worth crypto expats, critics say these policies are inflating housing prices and displacing local residents. We break down the tension between innovation and equity—and ask: Can economic incentives exist without exploitation?This episode is packed with game, insight, and critical conversation around ownership, investment, and the real drivers of Latino economic power. Whether you're a small business owner, policymaker, or crypto-curious, this episode will challenge how you think about wealth and community.Topics Covered:- Latino entrepreneurship data from Stanford- Why equitable funding access matters- AI, sustainability, and business innovation- Puerto Rico’s tax policy and crypto migration#puertorico

In this powerful episode of the Latin Wealth Podcast, we sit down with Cat Del Carmen — a dynamic entrepreneur, business coach, and podcaster who has built a thriving six-figure coaching business helping women of color scale with purpose and authenticity.Cat shares her journey from growing up in the Bay Area to working in retail at Nordstrom, transitioning into tech, and ultimately finding her purpose through content creation, mindset shifts, and coaching. She opens up about the fears and breakthroughs that led her to invest over $200,000 into personal development and coaching — and how those investments transformed her life and business.If you’ve ever doubted your ability to succeed in business, struggled with pricing your services, or wondered if your community will pay for high-ticket offers — this episode is for you.We cover:- The power of authenticity in sales- Building confidence as a first-gen Latina entrepreneur- Why investing in yourself is the ultimate ROI- Her marketing approach that doesn’t require daily contentThis episode is full of gems for anyone navigating entrepreneurship, mindset, and purpose-driven business.🎙 Follow Kat: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/catdelcarmen/Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/latinwealthListen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/69AfcWl5P3M9bl19RURIcd?si=133793e170d34e16 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/latin-wealth/id1579419570Email us at: [email protected]#businesstips

In this week’s Wealth Wednesday, we dive into two major stories shaping the global business and culture landscape: Apple’s bold $2 billion iPhone airlift amid rising tariffs, and the explosive global growth of Latin music.

Segment 1: Apple’s $2 Billion iPhone AirliftAs former President Trump ramps up tariffs on Chinese goods, Apple takes strategic action—airlifting 600 tons of iPhones from India in March alone. With 14% of iPhone production now based in India, Apple is hedging geopolitical risk and reshaping its global supply chain. We unpack:

• Why Apple moved so aggressively

• How India is becoming a new manufacturing powerhouse

• What this means for pricing, tech stocks, and innovation

• The long-term wealth lessons from Apple’s supply chain decisions

Segment 2: The Global Surge of Latin MusicLatin music continues to dominate the charts—and now it's dominating streaming data, too. Audiomack reports a 19% increase in Latin music streams from 2022 to 2023. With artists like Bad Bunny, Karol G, and Peso Pluma leading the charge, we explore:

• Why Latin music is booming globally

• How platforms like Audiomack are changing the game

• Key markets driving growth: Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and the U.S.

• The rise of independent Latin artists and brand partnerships

• What this surge means for wealth creation in Latin culture

Latin music generated $1.42 billion in revenue in the U.S. in 2024, outpacing the broader music market. Whether you’re an artist, investor, or entrepreneur, now is the time to pay attention.

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In this episode of the Latin Wealth Podcast, we dive into the latest updates on Trump’s escalating global trade war, shifting power dynamics in global markets, and how tariffs are impacting the economy, tech, and everyday Americans.

We also break down how countries like Mexico and Canada may align with China, why Apple may raise iPhone prices to $2,000, and what this means for the U.S. economy.

Jeremiah shares his thoughts on whether the U.S. is losing its position as the global leader — and how greed, exploitation, and a lack of long-term infrastructure planning are accelerating the shift.

We also touch on:

- A wild market reaction to a false report about a “tariff pause”

- Why bringing factories back to the U.S. isn’t as simple as it sounds

- Latin America and the Caribbean as unexpected winners in the tariff shakeup

Plus, we look at how Latin American high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) are still driving the Florida real estate market, especially in Miami — despite a dip in foreign real estate investment.

This episode is raw, honest, and full of real talk about the intersection of politics, economics, and wealth-building for the Latino community.

#tariffs #tariffwar

In this episode of the Latin Wealth Podcast, we sit down with Roberto Green — real estate investor, mentor, and Airbnb owner — to explore his journey from dropping out of college and becoming a father at 20, to building a thriving Airbnb business in Puerto Rico.

Roberto shares his inspiring story, including working multiple jobs, climbing the corporate ladder without a degree, launching a restaurant, and eventually pivoting into real estate and short-term rentals. Learn how he turned a distressed property in Puerto Rico into a beautiful 6-bedroom luxury Airbnb that now generates over $10K per month in revenue.

We dive deep into:

• What it takes to start an Airbnb in Puerto Rico

• Navigating construction, renovations, and appraisals on the island

• How to find investors for your real estate deals

• Why education and mentorship changed his life

• The controversy around short-term rentals in Puerto Rico

• Advice for Latinos looking to build generational wealth

This episode is packed with actionable gems, mindset shifts, and real-world experience you don’t want to miss. Whether you’re thinking about investing in real estate, starting an Airbnb, or scaling a business, this conversation will get you inspired.

Guest Info:📍 Follow Roberto: ⁠@robertogreenjr⁠🏡 Airbnb Villa: ⁠@villavista_pr⁠

Connect with Latin Wealth:🎙 Follow us on Instagram: ⁠@latinwealth⁠

In this episode of the Latin Wealth Podcast, we sit down with Roberto Green — real estate investor, mentor, and Airbnb owner — to explore his journey from dropping out of college and becoming a father at 20, to building a thriving Airbnb business in Puerto Rico.

Roberto shares his inspiring story, including working multiple jobs, climbing the corporate ladder without a degree, launching a restaurant, and eventually pivoting into real estate and short-term rentals. Learn how he turned a distressed property in Puerto Rico into a beautiful 6-bedroom luxury Airbnb that now generates over $10K per month in revenue.

We dive deep into:

• What it takes to start an Airbnb in Puerto Rico

• Navigating construction, renovations, and appraisals on the island

• How to find investors for your real estate deals

• Why education and mentorship changed his life

• The controversy around short-term rentals in Puerto Rico

• Advice for Latinos looking to build generational wealth

This episode is packed with actionable gems, mindset shifts, and real-world experience you don’t want to miss. Whether you’re thinking about investing in real estate, starting an Airbnb, or scaling a business, this conversation will get you inspired.

Guest Info:📍 Follow Roberto: @robertogreenjr
🏡 Airbnb Villa: @villavista_pr

Connect with Latin Wealth:🎙 Follow us on Instagram: @latinwealth

Welcome back to the Latin Wealth Podcast, your go-to platform for conversations centered around entrepreneurship, investing, and economic empowerment within the Latino community. In this week’s Wealth Wednesday episode, we dive deep into two major topics affecting Latinos today:

1. Pemex and the Future of Oil in Mexico:
We break down what you need to know about Pemex, Mexico’s state-owned oil company. With recent announcements about profit-sharing with private sector partners and efforts to reduce debt, we analyze the company’s current challenges, international partnerships, and how geopolitical tensions (including U.S. tariffs and global oil alliances) may shape its future.

2. Shifting Immigration Policies and Latino Families:
In the second half, we explore the real impact of recent U.S. immigration policy changes, including ICE enforcement, fast-track deportation, and revoked protections. These shifts are creating fear and uncertainty in Latino households—affecting mental health, school attendance, and trust in public institutions. We unpack the data, personal experiences, and broader implications for our community.

Whether you’re interested in global economics, energy policy, or social justice, this episode is for you.

Subscribe, share, and leave a comment to let us know your thoughts on Pemex and how immigration reform is impacting your community.