Savings are Up
While the pandemic has influenced the economy both in the U.S. and abroad, surprisingly, many folks have found themselves saving more than ever before.
Finance Gaps
The fight for pay equality has been one that made some significant leaps forward in the past years, but we are by no means on equitable footing just yet.
What’s Next for America?
The way we move forward from this pandemic into the rest of the year will dictate how soon we are all able to get back to business and plan for our future.
Teaching Your Kids about Financial Literacy
In addition to finding new board games and letting them play Fortnite all day, why not take this opportunity to share some knowledge with your children about financial literacy.
Teaching Your Kids about Financial Literacy
In addition to finding new board games and letting them play Fortnite all day, why not take this opportunity to share some knowledge with your children about financial literacy.
Coronavirus, Small Business, and Government
The SBA (U.S. Small Business Administration) is one of the key programs created by Congress to help small businesses and their workers get through this crisis, but it is almost out of cash.
Investment Fraud in America
The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) estimates that millions of Americans are victims of consumer fraud each year. Older investors are a favorite target of fraudsters who focus on investments.
The COVID Effect
The devastating impact of the coronavirus has people wondering how they are going to get through the year and what the future holds.
Getting Your Finances Organized
If over the last 10 years you have had any problems with your finances, you’re not alone. [1] Only 28% of Americans are considered “financially healthy.”
The Basics of Financial Literacy
Financial literacy is the possession of the set of skills and knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their financial resources. Wikipedia