It’s National Financial Literacy Month, a time of year when
people are encouraged to better understand their own finances and how to work
them to their benefit. So many people walk around completely clueless about
“money matters,” and, as a result, often don’t realize how much further their
money could go and how much harder it could be working for them.
Finance maze (Photo credit: RambergMediaImages) |
Fortunately, there are several things you can do to better
understand your finances. For starters, try going to your local public library.
Not only do libraries offer books full of financial information, but many also
hold personal finance workshops, tax filing sessions, and more to help you take
control of your money.
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