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A frank personal finance conversation answering your questions about money, including how to build wealth while managing student debt, whether it still makes sense to buy a home, and how to get started with investing.

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“We're going to stay with these clients that might not be super profitable in the early years, but we're going to earn their trust. We're going to do right by them,” said Priya Malani

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“I am also an elder millennial, and I feel like I need to be doing more or being smarter about my disposable income”

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Malani says what’s more important is for millennials to examine their goals when it comes to a real estate investment. “There has been a huge trend of millennials purchasing homes as an ‘investment,’ but that’s not the best intention behind buying a starter home,” she says.

Nearly two-thirds of those ages 18 to 34 said they planned to cut back on retirement account contributions.

Malani, a Founding Partner at Stash Wealth, is intent on serving the next generation of wealth. Perhaps you know about that generation — it’s this group of twenty and thirty somethings known as millennials.