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What's holding you back?Financial missteps, past mistakes, things you wish you would've known? Whatever it is, Chase and Essence want to help you let it go. Through education.

Through reassurance. Through support.Only by releasing what is weighing us down are we able to move forward–lighter, freer, and inspired. Only by sharing these perceived secrets can we take away their power, and replace them with the energy needed to propel ourselves forward. Stop looking back and start looking forward. What are your currency confessions?Through conversation with one another as well as with experts, we can shed what weighs us down and pursue our dreams.It's time to have Currency Conversations. Luvvie Ajayi is an award-winning author, speaker and digital strategistwho thrives at the intersection of comedy, technology and activism.Her debut book, I’M JUDGING YOU: The Do-Better Manual wasan instant New York Times best-seller.

It’s a collection of essaysthat critiques our fame-obsessed, social media-centric lives, whileencouraging us to do better. The 15-year blogging veteran uses her blogto covers all things pop culture with razor sharp commentary and wit. Sherecently launched a podcast called Rants and Randomness where she shares her mostpressing rants, raves and faves while interviewing some of the mostinteresting people you know (and some you might not).The University of Illinois alum is a sought-after speaker who has spoken atthe Obama White House, MAKERS Conference, SXSW, Social Media Week, amongothers. She has interviewed bosses like Oprah Winfrey, Geena Davis andShonda Rhimes.Luvvie was selected to Oprah Winfrey’s inaugural Supersoul 100 list,voted as the Influencer of the Year at the 2016 Iris Awards and was chosenas a Black Innovator by XFINITY Comcast. She is committed to using hervoice for pop culture critique and gender and racial justice.Check out her. Saundra Davis, MSFP, APFC ®, FBS ®is a US Navy veteran, financial coach, educator, and consultant who isnationally recognized as an expert in the financial coaching field and forher work with community-based organizations that focus on asset buildingfor the working poor.She developed and facilitates the Financial FitnessCoach certification program to promote the highest standard forprofessional services for all people, irrespective of wealth and income.Her experience in the U.S. Navy, where she made EVERY money mistakepossible, and her twenty years serving community-based organizations ledher to the reality that the best way to help people find a path out ofpoverty is to help them become their OWN financial expert.Ms.

Davis is the founder and Executive Director of Sage FinancialSolutions, a San Francisco Bay Area based organization that developscomprehensive financial capability programs for low- and moderate-incomecommunities throughout the United States. She is a Financial BehaviorSpecialist and her philosophy of the financial continuum of care continuesto shape the financial capability and coaching efforts around the country.Saundra holds a B.S. In Management and an M.S. In Financial Planning fromGolden Gate University where she is currently an Distinguished AdjunctProfessor in the Personal Financial Planning program. Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®, is a personal finance expert,television personality, speaker, and a New York Times bestselling author.Lynnette is a former financial news journalist, who now teaches individualsnationwide how to better manage their finances, especially credit and debt.She has appeared on hundreds of TV programs, including Oprah, The Talk, Dr.

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Oz, The Steve Harvey Show, The Today Show, Good Morning America and more.As the CEO of, a financial education company, Lynnette oversees all content, marketingand operational efforts; serves as spokesperson for the company; and isresponsible for the overall editorial direction of the company’s mainconsumer site, and its video-based personal finance platform,.Before launching TheMoneyCoach.net in 2003, Lynnette was a Wall Street Journal reporter for CNBC, where she covered businessand personal finance news.Lynnette spent nearly 10 years at Dow Jones & Co. Working as areporter, bureau chief, deputy managing editor and personal finance editor. Author of eighteen titles; four-time New York Times bestselling author;five-time NAACP Image Award recipient; three-time Gracie Award winner; andthree-time Honorary Degree recipient, are not the best ways to describeIyanla Vanzant.Mother, grandmother, great-grandmother; good girlfriend,wise woman, life coach, spiritual teacher and technician, attorney, and 'the fixer' are better but still, not quite right.

Minister,prayer warrior, servant, cultural custodian and student of life are thewords she would use because this captures the presence of her being and theessence of her soul.Rev. Iyanla Vanzant, author and internationally renowned speaker in thefields of personal development, relationships and spiritual empowerment isbest known for her riveting work as the host and Executive Producer of,Iyanla Fix My Life, on OWN (Oprah Winfrey Network). Oprah herself hascalled Iyanla,'the most powerful spiritual healer, fixer, teacher, on the planet.' Susan Taylor, former editor of Essence Magazine calls her; 'The real deal, in the arena of personal healing and growth.'

Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love says,'Iyanla is a walking, talking, miracle in heels, who carries the energyto heal the masses.' Many of the 2 million plus, who follow her on Facebook simply call her, 'auntie.'

Yet, if you ask Iyanla she would say,'I am just an ordinary person committed to doing extraordinary thingsas a demonstration of what is possible when you have faith in yourself,and trust the amazing process called life.' Born in Brooklyn, NY, Iyanla did not have an easy life. The product of anextra marital affair, she lost her mother at the age of 2. Shuffled betweenfamily members, suffering physical and sexual abuse, Iyanla gave birth toher first child at the age of 16. By age 21 she was the mother of three,living on public assistant, in a Brooklyn housing project. After spendingnine years in an abusive marriage, she found her way to Medgar EversCollege.

Three and a half years later, she graduated Summa Cum Laude, witha degree in Public Administration and Education. Immediately aftergraduating, she entered the City University Law School at Queens College asa member of the inaugural class. After graduation, she made her way toPhiladelphia where she served in the Public Defender's office.

It was theurging of a still, small voice within that told her to leave the Defender'sOffice, and never return.Two years later, while unemployed, she got a call to teach life skills andfinancial literacy to women on public assistance who were preparing torejoin the work force. The workbook she created for her students became herfirst published title; Tapping the Power Within.

Chelsea Chats serves as our youth Currency Conversations Ambassador. She hails from planet Brooklyn in New York City.

At 12 years old she’s a force to be reckoned with as she balances being an honors student, athlete, big sister, and aspiring engineer. Keosha Burns leads PR and external communications for Chase Home Lending.In addition to speaking to buyers about how to get the most value out of their home, Keosha has a specific focus on building a strategy for how we are connecting with Millennials and first-time homebuyers.Keosha has worked in banking and housing for nearly 15 years and built her career in Washington, DC, acting as spokesperson for organizations like Fannie Mae, the U.S.

Treasury Department and the Financial Services Roundtable.Most recently, she launched an influencer-led video-series, Adulting: Home Edition, to lead the charge in telling authentic and relatable homebuying journey stories from the Millennial perspective.Before joining Chase, she authored a 10-part series called #ReadySetHome, following the journey of a first-time homebuyer navigating the homebuying process. Learn more at.