π£ Exciting news from MoneyUp! π
We are thrilled to announce that our beta testing program has launched for internal testing! We are slowly rolling out to our waitlist, and we can't wait for you to join us on this journey to simplify personal finance and financial literacy.
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...or you can budget and save your money using some of our powerful and easy-to-use money tools like BudgetUp, that'll take away the stress of budgeting. We make it easy so you can focus on manifesting other things!
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As a college student, creating a budget and sticking to it can help you avoid overspending and accumulating unnecessary debt. MoneyUp can help you set those financial goals for yourself, like saving a certain amount each month and make sure your budget reflects those goals!
#3- The Financial Classroom
Lesson Learned: Financial literacy is important.The New York Times published an article in March 2022 about financial literacy and Gen Z relevance. Gen Z is now the generation with the most buying powerβmore than Millennials and Baby Boomers combined.
Happy New Year! 2022 was an exciting year for MoneyUp. We canβt wait to share with you all the hard work we have done in 2023! Hereβs some notable events in 2022 and some lessons we took away from them. (Thread)
#2- A TikTok Economy?
Lesson learned: Tiktok trends and other social trends document what we are buying. TikTok is the new landscape that many consumers are interacting with before making a purchase. Plus, the social media app is also documenting global economic trends.