At a time when household income is generally rising as individuals enter their prime professional years, the demands on that income can often make 40 or 50 year-olds feel more strapped and stressed than when they were just starting out....
Don’t Count Your Chickens…
(Mental) Time is Money
Financial Literacy Is a Lasting Legacy
Financial literacy involves understanding fundamental financial concepts, such as compound interest, the time value of money, the use of consumer credit, diversification, tax-preferred savings vehicles, consumer rights, and more. Having this knowledge supports our ability to make prudent financial decisions throughout life and to respond competently and confidently to the inevitable financial uncertainties that we all face....