Financial Literacy Daily
Why are Women More Stressed About Money Than Men?
Studies show that 93% of women are stressed about money and that while 80% of men die married, 80% of women will die single. This means we need to find …
Leveraging Technology for Financial Success
Every bit of information you can access and learn about financial literacy can improve your results, and we have so much data at our fingertips! With a few clicks we …
Making Money Requires Action | Money Habits to Help You Become Financially Free
Financial literacy is very important to me because I know that a little bit of knowledge in this area can make a massive difference to the quality of our lives. …
Raising Smart Savers | A Guide to Teaching Your Child Financial Literacy
As a financial literacy expert, I know that introducing basic financial concepts to children is a great way to set them up for future financial success. Teaching early money management …
Navigate Student Loan Repayment with Confidence | Tips to Control Student Loan Debt
Transitioning from school into the work-world comes with many new areas of life to traverse, and one of them is paying off student loan debt. For some, this can seem …
Finding a Financial Mentor: Why Every Young Woman Should Have One
It is not a surprise to women of any age that we think differently than men, which includes our thoughts about money and finance. This is why it’s so important …
The Most Important Financial Literacy Skills for Women | Make Money Work for YOU
We, as women, need financial information that works for us, so we can plan for our futures appropriately. The reality is that many women find themselves at a disadvantage as …
Activities to Teach Kids Financial Literacy
Modern parents often wonder when it is the right time to start teaching kids financial literacy. I often advise that as soon as your child knows the difference between a $1 bill and a $20 bill is probably the right time. Some parents assume that it’s best to leave such adult matters for some later time. About 34 percent of moms and dads citing that childhood ends all too soon as it is, which is all the more reason to start laying the groundwork for a healthy financial future as early as possible.
