gettyIn my last post, I talked about the benefits of a financially literate workforce, about the good that could accrue to our companies if we established employee financial literacy as a corporate goal. Step 1: Advocate for a strong personal finance school curriculum. “Having basic personal financial skills is one of the most important things you can do to live a healthy, happy and secure life,” she rightfully says in her post. I know this firsthand, growing up in an incredibly kind and loving family that was rather naïve when it came to basic personal finance skills. • The increase in buying power communities and families would have if everyone understood the power of sound budgeting, saving, investing and avoiding predatory lenders.

Source: Forbes December 23, 2020 12:45 UTC