financialliteracy
Money is a foundational part of our lives. But it’s also a subject many children are expected to understand intuitively just by watching their parents when they’re young. The result is that many children don’t learn about more complex financial concepts until they’re teenagers or young adults. Seasoned investors know that having more time is a huge benefit. It’s, therefore, essential to teach your kids earlier than later about important personal finance concepts that will earn them extra wealth in the long run. If you’re a parent or guardian trying to fill the gaps in your child’s understandin...
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Tim Pawlenty, president and CEO of Financial Services Round Table and former governor of Minnesota, once said, “Financial literacy is an important part of avoiding financial mistakes and planning for a strong, secure financial future.” He might not have realized it at the time, but this quote is spot-on. In a survey conducted by the National Financial Educators Council, 38% said their lack of financial literacy set them back at least $500 in 2022. And, this also includes the 15% who said it set them back by $10,000 or more. For comparison’s sake, in 2021, it was about 11%. Q4 2022 hedge fund l...
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Four essential financial skills that must be learned in life are: opening a bank account, building and maintaining credit, investing, and saving for retirement. The problem is that these essential four are rarely being taught alongside STEM and other subjects in schools as part of critical skills. But, this knowledge can pave the way for financial success and inclusion later in life. Some kids are exposed to the occasional special assembly revolving around subjects like how to save for college or why it’s not a good idea not to spend everything you earn from your first job. Yet widespread fina...
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Hispanic-owned company offers the first and only place where users can get a credit check in Spanish and the first bilingual comparison shopping platform for multiple financial productsCrediverso, the Hispanic-owned personal finance products company, today has launched a first-of-its-kind bilingual platform and a financial products marketplace tool to serve the 62M+ Hispanic consumers in the U.S., who are 2-3x more likely to be underbanked than the rest of the population. Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Free Digital Platform Fully Dedicated To The Hispanic CommunityThe free an...
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