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Have we declared our financial independence?

Financial literacy (a.k.a. FinLit) is the education and understanding of various financial areas, such as saving, spending, investing, insurance, budgeting, retirement and tax planning. The positive impacts of financial education on people are clear, as are the negative impacts to those that lack FinLit.

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Author Ed DownsPosted on Categories Financial Literacy, Following Your Money BlogTags financial know-how, financial literacy, financial news, MillennialsLeave a comment on Have we declared our financial independence?

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