In 2015, I graduated law school and had landed my dream job at a prestigious Am Law 100 firm. Having grown up in a low-income immigrant community, I was eager to enter this new phase of adulthood. I was convinced that my law degree and new role as a commercial litigation attorney would automatically unlock the door to financial success. It didn’t. I had no savings, no investments, mediocre credit, and generally lacked control over my spending. But it was my massive amount of debt—nearly $215,000—that pushed me to get a hold of my finances. So as any good millennial, I turned to the internet….