Over the past couple of years, the skill of engaging remote teams composed of different generations has become critical for companies and teams to avoid the “Great Resignation” that has led to decreased team engagement.
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Saving money regularly helped me develop good financial habits I continue to utilize today and pass on to my daughter.
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You contribute to a HAS with pre-tax dollars and NEVER pay taxes for money withdrawn for qualifying medical expenses. You reduce your taxable income each year based on the dollars of contributions you made.
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The average person spends 730 hours annually on social media platforms like TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. The average individual spends about six hours/year learning about 401K Plans, Owning a Home; IRA; ROTH IRA; Federal Reserve; S&P 500, ETF, and much more.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY
Charting Your Financial Future: How to Escape the Vicious Cycle of Student Debt and Low Income {With – Agnes Powers}
Colleges started getting expensive when society started pushing “college for everyone,” and student loans became easy to obtain. I don’t believe that everyone should go to college. Colleges would not be so expensive if fewer people borrowed outrageous amounts to attend college.
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Investing for a Better Future: A Guide to Creating a Fun and Educative Family Investment Club
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FINANCIAL LITERACY
CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH? PAYING MINIMUM PAYMENTS ON THE AVERAGE U.S. CREDIT CARD BALANCE WILL TAKE ~27 YEARS TO PAY OFF THE BALANCE!
A two percent minimum payment at today’s interest rate of 18% annually takes 26 years and ten months to pay off the $5,800.00 balance, with total interest charges of $9,752.70.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY
The Cost of Not Negotiating: How Women Can Earn $1 Million More Over Their Careers
Now that I’m in high school juggling responsibilities like school, work, friends and family, college applications, and pandemic stress, I still take refuge in books. I often turn to stories that work through a struggle or theme I’m dealing with in my own life. They give me a safe space to reflect and process, help me gain perspective, and make me feel understood"
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One root cause of minorities scoring lower in college admittance exams is the time different racial groups spend studying.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY , INVESTMENTS , MENTORS
TO RAISE SMART, FINANCIALLY SECURE ADULTS, READ TO YOUR KIDS STARTING AT BIRTH (EVEN BETTER – BEFORE BIRTH) {YEP-THEY ARE LISTENING}
Reading interest and ability, has been linked to all sorts of wonderful things – more complex vocabulary, greater socio-emotional depth, success in school, and in life.
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