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Repaying debt, doubling your salary, and striving for success when the tide is against you, with KJ Kasuka

EPISODE · Nov 23, 2025 · 47 MIN

Repaying debt, doubling your salary, and striving for success when the tide is against you, with KJ Kasuka

from The Broke Generation · host Emma Edwards

WE'RE BACK BABY!!!! In this episode, I'm joined by KJ. a passionate financial advocate openly sharing her financial journey. KJ discusses her experiences migrating to the UK from Zambia aged 7, detailing her struggles and triumphs with debt management and living her 'best boujiest life' while building financial confidence. From her educational background in law to a rewarding consulting career, her story highlights the importance of financial literacy and emotional resilience. KJ also touches on the concept of 'black tax,' the pressures of being an eldest daughter, and her strategies for effective budgeting and financial planning. Her journey showcases how overcoming financial challenges requires internal growth and practical techniques. Highlights: The shame of debt and debt cycles The "black tax" and family expectations within cultures Early money conversations and how they shape us Cultivating a drive for success and growth Navigating a career in consulting and doubling your salary Believing in yourself when the world doesn't Budgeting while living your best boujiest life Where to find KJ: https://www.tiktok.com/@kjkas4?_r=1&_t=ZS-918LdLIfd48See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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