4 Secrets for Making Your Kids Rich with "Law Mother" Pamela Maass Garrett
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Why is Pamela Maass Garrett hosting Money Rehab this week?
Hi, Money Rehabbers. It's Pamela Mosquera. You may know me as Law Mother. I'm going to be guest hosting this week while Nicole is on maternity leave. This week, I'm here to tell you about what I do best, how to protect and grow wealth. You might remember me from my guest spot on Money Rehab. I was one of Nicole's last recordings before she had her daughter. And in that episode, I spilled all the secrets on how to protect your assets. But this week, we're going to go even deeper into the crossroads of wealth and the law. And I'm going to bring you my insights from my work, plus real raw conversations with thought leaders and celebrities who've lived through all kinds of legal and financial storms like divorce.
Now, Nicole wanted me to have this conversation with you because after losing her home in the LA fires, she knows how crucial it is to hope for the best, but plan for the worst. And that's exactly what we're going to do this week. But first, I wanted to kick off my episode this week solo so I can tell you a little bit more about me and why I do the work that I do.
What are the four secrets to making kids rich?
But this episode isn't all about me. It's actually mostly about you and your kids. Today, I'm going to be sharing four secrets to make the kids in your life rich, even if you can only start small. And if you don't have kids, stick around anyway. This could be for your nephew, goddad, or your bestie with a kid on the way, or even your future self. So let's rewind. I didn't grow up with a trust fund. My mom was a teacher, my dad an engineer, and I was taught you have to work hard for money. In high school, I took a law class, and I also watched way too much Law & Order. And in high school, I told my family I wanted to be a lawyer, and they weren't thrilled. I was hooked, but they had had bad experiences with lawyers. They didn't trust them.
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