In this episode of Millennial Debt Domination host Katie Fatta tackles the financial side of the COVID-19 Crisis. Today Katie is joined by Diane Gray who is the Vice President of Education and Counseling at Navicore Solutions. Diane and Katie discuss the current event topic, COVID-19 and ways people can keep their financial life alive during this time. Many people are struggling personally and financially right now and we thought it would be a good idea to shed some light on the current situation of the world. Discussion Points: · The Relief Bill · Unemployment · Student Loans · Taxes · Credit Counseling If you're struggling with debt, reach out to Navicore Solutions for the help you need:

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Getting your first adult job is an exciting time for a recent graduate. There are several confusing extras that come with your first 'real' job, such as having benefits. Benefits are a new found responsibility for anyone who is first entering the workforce. In today's episode we'll be tackling the topic: What to do when you get a job with benefits.

Today, Katie is joined by Kathy Lo Bue, who is a Registered Investment Advisor at Glen Eagle Advisors.

Kathy and Katie discuss these topics:

• Should you stay on your parent's health insurance once you get a job with benefits?
• Other benefits that can be taken advantage of instead of health insurance
• The basics of 401k's
• The importance of credit
• How to create a budget and why having a budget is important
• Financial tips for millennials and generation Z

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On this episode of Millennial Debt Domination Katie discusses: FOMO VS. Finances

The Fear Of Missing Out is real, and for millennials and gen z-ers, it's zing is even more stinging. It's extremely common for younger generations to experience FOMO on a daily, if not hourly basis. With FOMO at our fingertips, in the form of all types of social media, it's easy for us to ditch our budget and give into financially draining social plans because of our FOMO.

Today's guest is a fellow millennial Erin. Erin and Katie are complete opposites. Katie is like most millennials, experiencing FOMO all the time whereas Erin doesn't let FOMO run her life, and she rarely experiences it.

Topics Katie and Erin discuss:

• How social media plays such a big impact on FOMO
• Alternatives to a night out that don't break the bank
• Advice for Millennials and Generation Z on how to avoid FOMO
• How to plan your outings and incorporate them into your budget
• How brand names can also cause FOMO

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In the first episode of Millennial Debt Domination host, Katie Fatta, tackles a tough topic: Why are millennials and generation Z in so much debt?

Student loans, credit cards and a lack of budgeting and financial education are some of the reasons. Katie goes into specific details as to the behavior and circumstances behind these debt drivers and provides ways to dominate each of these forms of debt.

Also in this episode She'll speak with Kim Cole, Navicore Solutions' Community Engagement Manager, on her take as to why millennials and generation Z are in so much debt. Katie and Kim discuss technological advances that can help these two generations get out of debt and avoid debt all together.

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