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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2023 · 1H 20M

34. Lessons from Hard Work: How Much Should We Support Our Kids Financially?

from Being Different with Liz Durham · host Liz Durham

From new iPhones and after school curricular activities to college tuition - how do parents decide where to draw the line with financial support? In this episode, our host Liz Durham is joined by Armando SanMiguel, her former boss and mentor, for a conversation about parenting, money, and how to instill a strong work ethic in the next generation.Liz reflects on watching her mom sacrifice a career to raise her children, and the decisions she makes now as a parent. Armando shares how hard his parents worked to provide for their family despite coming from very little. Now, as Senior Vice President and Director of Operations for Tennessee at Ameris Bank, he shared the most critical lesson he imparts to his children: the idea that life encompasses more than just themselves and encourages them to think of others. But, should parents pay for their children's college education? Tune in to find out why Liz and Armando don't see eye-to-eye on this matter - and what Liz plans to do in the future.- - - - - - - - - - -Liz Durham Instagram | WebsiteSubscribe Apple Podcast | SpotifyBeing Different with Liz Durham is a Palm Tree Pod Co. production

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From new iPhones and after school curricular activities to college tuition - how do parents decide where to draw the line with financial support? In this episode, our host Liz Durham is joined by Armando SanMiguel, her former boss and mentor, for a conversation about parenting, money, and how to instill a strong work ethic in the next generation. Liz reflects on watching her mom sacrifice a career to raise her children, and the decisions she makes now as a parent. Armando shares how hard his...

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From new iPhones and after school curricular activities to college tuition - how do parents decide where to draw the line with financial support? In this episode, our host Liz Durham is joined by Armando SanMiguel, her former boss and mentor, for a...

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