“I love the quote that ‘your network is your net worth.’ I believe that if you want to build real long term wealth you have to surround yourself with people who are talking about the same things and have the same aspirations.
- Aaminah 30 Day Money School
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“A lot of people ask me if I think that a lack of financial literacy is a problem specifically in low income communities and my answer is no. I think it is a nationwide problem...”
- Lucia of The Wealth and Health Journey
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“I believe that budgets don’t work. I believe budgets are the diets of the financial industry. You may see short term results, but you will feel deprived and restricted, which leads to binging in the long term.”
- Nicole, @nobudgetbabe
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“Start saving, even if it’s $10 per week, don’t waste all of your money. The future isn’t that far away and you will need the money!”
- Hannah @Me1Budget
Read more about Hannah’s journey with money in this week’s blog feature!
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“Know what your life is going to look like when you graduate so that you can plan. Instead of waiting until you graduate to create an exit plan, be proactive and do it as soon as you can by having honest conversations with your counseling office.”
- Laura
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“I strongly believe in our programming– it has helped me so much in the development of my own personal finances, so I’m really excited by the opportunity to share our advice with young adults, high schoolers, college students, and everyone in between.”
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“If young people can get in the habit of paying themselves first, they can develop the habits of patience and consistency regarding their finances, which will pay off huge for them.”
- Kristin @CentsandPurpose
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We sat down with one of the content creators behind the popular travel Instagram, @loverspassport to discuss building, managing, and monetizing a side hustle.
Learn more about turning your passion into a second income stream.
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"The biggest challenge I faced was a lack of financial literacy. We're all expected to make, spend, save and manage our money, yet most of us never receive an education on it."
- Shannon McLay, CEO and founder of @FinancialGym
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If she could speak to herself at the age of 18, Mabel of @GirlsOnTheMoney would tell herself to read “The Automatic Millionaire and The Millionaire Next Door by David Bach. I wish I would have read it sooner.”
Read this week’s blog to find out why!
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"Before budgeting write everything down: what your goal is, put down what you are trying to attain, what kind of debt you have. That can help you figure out 'why am I doing this?'”
- @fitnfunds
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"you don't have to know everything to get started [with personal finance], getting 80% of the way there and making a few mistakes is way better than just not doing anything."
- Emily of @SometimesSensible
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“Focusing on budgeting will allow you to capitalize on the extra money that you have to then put towards the financial goals that you have.” - Dani of @dollarswithdani
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“Exposure to financial strategies and tools plays such a huge part in the ability of an individual to handle personal financial challenges.”
- @brokegirlwealth
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“You have to give yourself the best chance of achieving financial freedom by doing your best, working hard, and budgeting.”
- Camilo of @TheFinanceTwins
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"Make sure that you look after yourself because you are your biggest asset, so keep developing your financial literacy, even if you're not in a position to apply it."
- @BossOfMyMoney
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We “encourage every stage and age to set a plan" during Financial Literacy Month.
Read about our mission as we challenge everyone to commit to educating themselves financially this month.
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Welcome to Financial Literacy Month! The month of April is used to highlight the importance of financial education in improving the financial literacy of all Americans.
We have a lot planned this month— including a Personal Finance Workshop on April 29!
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