First- & Second-Generation Immigrants: Building Wealth in the U.S.
Designed to create a safe space for participants to share their experience that may have influenced their financial trauma. Learn practical strategies for budgeting, saving, and investing while addressing unique cultural and family financial responsibilities. Turn knowledge into action to create long-term financial stability and generational wealth.
Maikou Vu
Instructor
As a Hmong American born in Thailand and raised in Minnesota, Maikou Vu understands the challenges many families face when navigating life in a new country—especially when it comes to financial stability. Maikou's family experienced deep poverty, and she witnessed the emotional toll it took on her parents. These early experiences shaped Maikou's lifelong commitment to service and passion for helping others build brighter, more secure futures.
From her office in Roseville, Maikou serves individuals, families and small business owners in the Twin Cities and beyond. Maikou focuses on helping clients—especially those who appreciate financial advice—understand how money works, protect what matters most, and build wealth for future generations.
Maikou's approach is grounded in education, personalized strategies, and long-term relationships. She partners with her clients to create clear, confident financial paths aligned with their values and goals. Whether you're looking for guidance on retirement planning, life insurance, investment strategies or simply want a stronger understanding of your financial picture, Maikou is here to support you every step of the way.
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Instructors:
- Maikou Vu
| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Thu, Oct 22nd 2026 | 6:00 - 8:00 PM | J.J. Hill (Community Education Center) |