Whether you're a student looking to obtain some financial aid or you're older and wiser, you should still be financially literate
The younger folks that are entering adulthood need to be one step ahead if they want to succeed in today’s modern America.
Financial literacy is an incredibly important part of modern life It's a technological world with new currencies like Bitcoin. Internet banking and credit cards are considered a normal part of life.
If you were to take a basic financial literacy test, do you know how well you would score?
The situation is dire when one looks at the statistics: since the 1970s, our personal savings rate has fallen from 12% to just 3% today.
Americans are in the midst of a savings crisis. A massive 63% of Americans don’t have enough savings to withstand a $500 emergency.
A recent study gave some very interesting insights into the minds of these young adults, especially with regards to money and The American Dream.
Should you focus on your retirement planning, or planning for your children’s college tuition?
Nearly 60% of Americans don’t have enough money saved to take care of an unplanned expense.
Making a decision regarding your life insurance - and which type of life insurance - might turn out to be one of the most important decisions of all.
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