February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month. We’ll be celebrating with some unique program features within our schools! Alumnus of South Philadelphia High School and first-generation Panamanian-American, Desmond F. Kirton Sr. picked up his first pair of clippers when he was 10 years old. He started Des in theRead More →
A financial advisor seeking to expand access to literacy and wealth-building tools has launched a new subscription-based education service run outside of his practice by him and his family. Futurvest – a training and coaching website created by Alex and Rosa Chalekian, and their sons Ara, Julian and Jeremiah –Read More →
It’s hard to resist these advertisements for online self-service investment companies. They’re very tempting — who doesn’t love the idea of low-cost, high-return investments that allow you to retire early? But creating wealth is not limited to profitable investments. “Investments are only part of the story. One of the biggestRead More →
It’s hard to resist these advertisements for online self-service investment companies. They’re very tempting — who doesn’t love the idea of low-cost, high-return investments that allow you to retire early? But creating wealth is not limited to profitable investments. “Investments are only part of the story. One of the biggestRead More →
There are ways to reduce risk when it comes to your personal finances. Richard Drew PA The entire US stock market recently entered correction territory, meaning it was down more than 10%. Bond markets have also produced negative returns recently. The Russian invasion of Ukraine tops the list of geopoliticalRead More →
The saying goes, “Give a man a fish and feed him for a day.” Teach him to fish and you will feed him all his life.” Fostering financial literacy is like teaching people to fish and empowering them to make wise financial decisions that can support them through times ofRead More →
Laurel Price was surprised to learn that the recent 2021 TD Canada Trust “Love and Money” survey found that 74% of divorced Canadians surveyed felt their financial situation was the same or better than when they were married. “I took a financial hit because I didn’t have a prenup aroundRead More →
Previous story: Vice President of India Shri. Mr. Venkaiah Naidu unveils sports and arts complex at Greenwood High International School Vodafone Idea Foundation’s ‘JaaduGinniKa’ financial education program empowers CSC village-level entrepreneur Gokul Chand Saini to educate over 1.25 lakh youths in Alwar district, Rajasthan Posted on February 27, 2022 GokulRead More →
Kknowledge is power. Inspired by this belief, an 11-year-old from Atlanta embarked on a mission ensure that children in underserved communities have access to financial literacy programs. Caden Harris learned and mastered the basics of money management before he was 10 years old. With the support of his parents, heRead More →
India’s awareness of life insurance has increased significantly over the past two years due to COVID, and the need for financial security has become a priority among people, according to Max Life’s annual flagship survey. Launching the 4th edition of India’s Protection Quotient (IPQ) survey on Wednesday, the life insurerRead More →
As regular readers of this column know, the only social media site I frequent is LinkedIn. During one of my regular networking visits on LinkedIn, I saw an article from the Society of Human Resource Management that was generating a significant amount of comments. The article, written by Stephen Miller,Read More →
The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) is seeking feedback on its draft 2022-26 five-year financial plan before it is adopted at the March 11 board meeting. RDEK Board Chair Rob Gay is asking residents to visit the project page and learn about the draft plan before the public commentRead More →
The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) is seeking feedback on its draft 2022-26 five-year financial plan before it is adopted at the March 11 board meeting. RDEK Board Chair Rob Gay is asking residents to visit the project page and learn about the draft plan before the public commentRead More →
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A Canadian 100 dollar bill, folded.daoleduc/iStockPhoto/Getty Images This is Amplify’s weekly newsletter. If you’re reading this on the web or someone emailed you this newsletter, you can sign up for Amplify and all Globe newsletters here. Sierra Bein is the author of the Globe Climate newsletter and a content editorRead More →
1.25 lakh young people benefit from Vodafone’s financial education program in Alwar district, Rajasthan Jaipur, 25 Feb. (KNN) Vodafone Idea Foundation’s financial education program ‘JaaduGinniKa’ has enabled CSC village-level entrepreneur Gokul Chand Saini to educate over 1.25 lakh youths in Alwar district, Rajasthan. In the past seven years of hisRead More →
Do you have a financial plan in place? What is a financial plan? Aspirations and dreams, we all have them! You might want to buy your own house, renovate yours, send your kids to college, travel the world, or retire early. No matter how big your hopes and dreams are,Read More →
The Pennsylvania Commission for Women, FreeFrom, the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV), the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD), the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities and the Pennsylvania Office of Victim Advocate (OVA) hosted a meeting Crime Survivors Safety Virtual Discussion to address the complexities of financialRead More →
“After many difficult years of economic hardship and pandemic, Alberta is moving forward once again. The government’s focused and responsible fiscal management and relentless pursuit of economic growth have put the province on a more sustainable fiscal path,” said Travis Toews, President of the Treasury Board and Minister of Finance.Read More →
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli today released the following statement on the MTA’s February Financial Plan: “The MTA’s February financial plan underscores the seriousness of the situation the authority — and the state and city — face in dealing with upcoming fiscal challenges. The plan recognizes that eachRead More →
MERRIMAC — The Merrimac Public Library is partnering with 27 other public libraries in Massachusetts and New Hampshire to offer free virtual personal finance workshops in March and April for ages 17 to 30. The workshops are presented by the Babson Financial Literacy Project, a nonprofit initiative designed to helpRead More →
African women face barriers to starting and growing businesses that must be overcome to ensure equitable growth 76% of Africans, including many women, see entrepreneurship as a good career choice Togo has some of the most financially literate women in Africa, and the whole country benefits from their work AsRead More →
Published: February 23, 2022 Beginning of the consultation on the five-year financial plan of the RDEK See summary below. After completing his first exam of the draft 2022-2026 financial plan, the East Kootenay Regional District (RDEK) Board of Directors is now hoping to gather feedback from residents. “The public commentRead More →
Dr. Nicky, Kesonyü Yhome and others at the 27th Biennial Meeting of KVGOA on February 23. (Morung Photo) State registers 1.20 lakh government employees Our correspondentKohima | February 23 Addressing the 27th Biennial Meeting of the Kohima Village Officials Association (KVGOA), Nagaland Government Finance and PWD Secretary Kesonyü Yhome highlightedRead More →
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WINONA — Most students don’t see themselves as investors. How could they, you might ask? A dark shadow of college debt will likely hang over their graduate years like the Rock of Gibraltar. Not so fast. A new financial literacy series offered at Winona State University is trying to shapeRead More →
India’s awareness of life insurance has increased significantly over the past two years due to COVID, and the need for financial security has become a priority among people, according to Max Life’s annual flagship survey. Launching the 4th edition of India’s Protection Quotient (IPQ) survey on Wednesday, the life insurerRead More →
Advertising. Finance Minister Caroline Wawzonek said the Northwest Territories’ latest budget was “not flashy” but instead emphasizes “consistency and patience” with a sustainable approach to expenses. The Government of the Northwest Territories released its proposed budget for 2022-2023 on Tuesday afternoon, pledging not to cut any programming or add newRead More →
As Justin McCurdy explained to ETFs Trends, he “always had a passion for financial literacy.” “Being black myself, growing up not necessarily having a ton of financial literacy conversations at the dinner table, I think it’s important to pass that knowledge on to clients who look like me,” he said.Read More →
Regardless of a veteran’s age, planning for financial security after age 65 is important. Similar to navigating VA health care benefits, the process of receiving earned Medicare benefits can be confusing and overwhelming. Avocado Health Advisors specializes in helping veterans navigate the complex Medicare system, combining their VA benefits withRead More →
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Welcome to Pocket Science: an overview of recent research by Husker scientists and engineers. For those who want to quickly learn the “What”, “So what” and “Now what” of Husker research. What? People in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction sometimes move into sober homes: substance-free facilities that offer affordableRead More →
The National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) recently released a study on behalf of Employee-Owned S Corporations of America measuring the financial impact of employee ownership in times of crisis. The study analyzed pension account balance data from December 2019 (pre-pandemic) to December 2020 (at the height of the pandemic)Read More →
For the past 16 years, Junior Achievement of Arizona (JA) has partnered its program with local volunteers to teach financial literacy to local students. According to JA President Katherine Cecala, the program is more important than ever. “Our future depends on how well today’s children are prepared to navigate theRead More →
The Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust Funds recently received a 2021 Governor’s Award for Financial Literacy for its financial wellness pilot program, Wisconsin Strong: Your Financial Security™. The program was selected by the Governor’s Council on Financial Literacy and Capability for meeting the following criteria: Innovative implementation of an effectiveRead More →
NEW YORK, February 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — When thinking of a financial plan, it’s easy to jump straight to investing. While investments are an important part of a financial plan, a solid plan will typically include a range of options that can help achieve goals in good times andRead More →
North West Mutual NEW YORK, Feb. 21 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — When thinking of a financial plan, it’s easy to jump straight to investing. While investments are an important part of a financial plan, a solid plan will typically include a range of options that can help achieve goals inRead More →
THE culture of saving is something many Papua New Guineans struggle to master.That’s the message from the man PNG loves to follow in the national rugby league, Melbourne Storm center Justin Olam.Olam, as a brand ambassador for the National Superannuation Fund (Nasfund), sees the need to promote this savings concept.NasfundRead More →
Chanchal believes that having a financial plan means having the right amount of money at the right time. So, for the past 5-6 years, she has been working on creating and executing a financial plan to ensure her financial well-being and that of her family of four, including her husbandRead More →
The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) recently presented certificates to students who had successfully completed the Advanced Diploma in Financial Markets (ADFM) course at a ceremony at the Kingsbury Hotel. The event marked an important milestone in CSE’s efforts to foster financial literacy and education in the capital market, as itRead More →
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Financial planning is one of the key elements in running a successful business. Today’s business world is incredibly volatile and by all indicators the repercussions of COVID0-19 will be felt for many years to come. In such unpredictable circumstances, writing the document that will outline your income and expenses, identifyRead More →
WHAT started as information sessions for villagers in Okakarara in the face of the devastating drought of 2013, culminated in the creation of the Hitambo Virtual Academy, which offers training in financial literacy. According to the rector of the academy, Mbunga Mbeuza, the institution targets farmers, small and medium-sized enterprisesRead More →
For immediate release WHITMAN — Superintendent Jeffrey Szymaniak and Principal Christopher Jones are pleased to announce that Whitman-Hanson Regional High School has received a financial literacy grant from the Baker-Polito administration. Earlier this month, the school learned that it had received $14,247 through an FC:104 grant for financial literacy planningRead More →
NORTHBOROUGH, MA/ACCESSWIRE/February 18, 2022/ A great financial advisor provides objective advice and support through life’s many challenges and changes. They can be the difference between making progress toward goals or remaining stagnant. For 15 years, Ryan Kittredge, a Certified Financial Planner, has served successful clients in and around Central andRead More →
Speaker at 35and African Union Assembly in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa, Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), said the most important lesson to be learned from the pandemic is that “investing in health is investing in national security”. “Africa cannot afford to outsource the security of healthcareRead More →
JAKARTA: G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors are seeking a long-term international financial solution to help build global resilience against future pandemics and close gaps in health systems between countries. Financial leaders discussed the concerns Thursday at a two-day G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (FMCBG) meeting inRead More →
By Russ Gaiser Oh, the budget. Some people who hear this word get angry, stressed, agitated and even scared. For some, the term has become a bit of a dirty word. Unfortunately, the term budget is stigmatized and is often perceived as something negative. If the truth about what itRead More →
The big story: Florida expects a lot from its children as they strive to graduate from high school. They must pass Algebra I and civics, for example, and take at least one course offered online. However, the state does not require teens to successfully complete a half-credit financial literacy course.Read More →
What do jalapeños have to do with your financial plan? Getty By: Shelley Nadel – Co-Chair, Ellevate Houston What do you think of jalapeños? The last time I cooked with them my fingers and lips burned for hours. As a native Texan, you can imagine how embarrassing it is notRead More →
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli issued the following statement on Mayor Adams’ preliminary budget proposal: “Mayor Adams presented his first budget proposal as New York City continues to recover from the pandemic and faces an uneven economic recovery. The city’s outlook has improved, thanks to good fortune andRead More →
More and more black people are investing in the stock market, and with data that indicates 34% of black households hold equity investments, that’s good news, isn’t it? Well, not exactly. It is essential for black households to consider how lifestyle marketers and social media could trigger financial trauma onRead More →
Town of Racine – Today, Governor Tony Evers announced the winners of the 2021 Governor’s Awards for Financial Literacy, which included the Racine City Financial Empowerment Center (FEC). The 2021 Governor’s Financial Literacy Awards honored winners in one of three categories – individual, organization or legacy – for providing exceptionalRead More →
Doha: Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has announced the extension of its financial education program “How Money Works?”, Developed in collaboration with INJAZ Qatar, for the fourth consecutive year after having achieved great success in previous editions . The program has benefited 1,629 students from 82 Qatari high schools and universitiesRead More →
According to LHV’s financial plan for 2022, the consolidated revenues of the AS LHV group will increase this year by 19% to 166.8 million euros, expenses by 29% to 83.9 million euros and the net result by 2 % to 61.5 million euros. 2022 will be a year of investmentRead More →
Currently in its fifth year as an organization, Blu$Gold student leaders have partnered with financial institutions, accounting firms and nonprofits in the Eau Claire area, according to a UW-Eau Claire article written by Judy Berthiaume, Editor-in-Chief of Integrated Marketing and Communications. “Financial literacy is essential to our lives,” Berthiaume said.Read More →
A new study reveals that couples do better financial planning than singles. This Valentine’s Day, singles looking for happily ever after should give themselves a written financial plan — something they’re about half as likely to do as couples — to get a boost in life. savings and other benefits.Read More →
NEW YORK – February 14, 2022 – (Newswire.com) Whether you’re looking for a casual relationship or a forever soul mate, there are a few consistent essentials to having a healthy relationship, such as communication, respect, trust, boundaries, and support. According to a recent survey from Belief of 600 Americans (agesRead More →
Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has announced the extension of its financial education program “How Money works?”, Developed in collaboration with INJAZ Qatar, for the fourth consecutive year after achieving great success in previous editions. The program has benefited 1,629 students from 82 Qatari high schools and universities since its launchRead More →
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Many people confuse financial planning with general savings and investment advice. While how to save and where and when to invest those savings is quite important, personalized, and the personalized financial plan goes far beyond the simple realm of saving and investing. The sooner you know the role of financialRead More →
AS Group LHV According to LHV’s financial plan for 2022, the consolidated revenues of the AS LHV group will increase this year by 19% to 166.8 million euros, expenses by 29% to 83.9 million euros and the net result by 2 % to 61.5 million euros. 2022 will be aRead More →
The People’s Party’s Ahn Cheol-soo is the wealthiest among 11 presidential candidates, according to data submitted to the National Election Commission. The candidates’ financial reports submitted to the commission show that Ahn has net assets of 197 billion won ($164 million). Among the four main candidates, Yoon Suk-yeol of theRead More →
The Micro Pension Plan (MPP) is a new pension scheme launched in 2019 by the Nigerian government to meet the needs of workers in the informal sector. It differs from the previously established contributory pension scheme (CPS), which is only available to workers in the formal sector. Knowing that workersRead More →
RBI has held Financial Literacy Week (FLW) annually since 2016 to disseminate client information on the availability of financial and digital infrastructure and the merits of its wider use. It also alerted against cyber threats and educated on how to protect digital credentials from fraudsters. This is a theme-driven effortRead More →
Over 200 students from Calgary and surrounding areas had the chance to showcase and sell products they themselves developed through an entrepreneurship program. Sixteen teams comprised of students from Calgary and Airdrie were featured at the Junior Achievement Enterprise Program Trade Show at CrossIron Mills, selling their unique products onRead More →
Rosemary Spielmann had hoped to be retired by now. But her husband’s illness and the key she threw in their finances altered that plan. Ms. Spielmann, 65, earns $53,400 a year working as an administrative assistant in Arden Hills, Minnesota, a suburb of St. Paul. She loves her job, althoughRead More →
Eric Meriwether has seen communities of color – his community – face huge inequalities during his career in the financial industry, including the growing racial wealth gap. So he decided to do something about it, opening his own business as a financial advisor where he educates clients on financial literacy.Read More →
Mumbai, Feb 11 (PTI) The Reserve Bank has announced the Financial Literacy Week themed “Go Digital, Go Safe” for this year from February 14-18. The central bank has held Financial Literacy Week annually since 2016 to deliver financial education messages on various topics across the country. Read also | TheRead More →
Creating a financial plan allows you to set goals and track financial benchmarks throughout the year. Creating an annual plan can ensure you stay on track to achieve your short and long term goals. Each year I provide a checklist to help you create a plan. There will definitely beRead More →
Kobi Yusov, a married father of three from the town of Yavne, earns what he calls a “respectable life” and considers himself middle class. Like many other Israelis in his situation, however, each month is a struggle to cover his family’s expenses and make ends meet. “I can’t complain aboutRead More →
February 10, 2022 6:22 p.m. Job : February 10, 2022 6:22 p.m. Update: February 10, 2022 6:48 p.m. WEST SALEM, Wis. (WKBT) — Taxes, debt and budgeting are life skills everyone needs. Wisconsin Republicans are proposing a bill making these skills mandatory in high schools. Under the bill, high schoolRead More →
Australians would be much better off if financial literacy courses were provided from grades 10 to 12, says Paul Tynan of Connect Financial Service Brokers. The chief executive of the financial services merger consultancy said basic financial principles were not taught in Australia’s education system, even though it was necessaryRead More →
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAFF) – An Alabama state legislator has proposed a bill that would teach public school students several important skills they could use later in life. State Representative Prince Chestnut sponsored House Bill 259 for the 2022 legislative session. The bill would allow local public school boards to offerRead More →
Image Shutterstock Advertising WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS — Students in several local school districts will be better able to manage their money in the future after building their financial skills through the Banzai online program. Ten years ago, Extra Credit Union, headquartered in Warren, began a partnership with Banzai by sponsoring theRead More →
Cash provides a sense of psychological safety when markets turn south and also prevents you from selling stocks to cover short-term emergencies. Selling stocks after they have fallen is a good way to limit long-term growth prospects, so it is imperative to always have enough cash on hand. While manyRead More →
Even though the financial market has become saturated with new products, there is something elegant about committing to the essentials. Here we will discuss four steps to instantly improve your financial plan. 1. Maximize your tax-efficient accounts Since everyone has different circumstances, it’s good to remember that some people willRead More →
(Sam Swenson, CFA, CPA) Even though the financial market has become saturated with new products, there is something elegant about committing to the essentials. Here we will discuss four steps to instantly improve your financial plan. 1. Maximize your tax-efficient accounts Since everyone has different circumstances, it’s good to rememberRead More →
By Mary Chapman, CFP Emotional biases are the instinctual feelings that influence the decisions we make. They are generally not based on thoughts or beliefs. They are often behind the split-second decisions we make. We all have them. That’s not always a bad thing; however, since these biases are basedRead More →
(Sam Swenson, CFA, CPA) Even though the financial market has become saturated with new products, there is something elegant about committing to the essentials. Here we will discuss four steps to instantly improve your financial plan. 1. Maximize your tax-efficient accounts Since everyone has different circumstances, it’s good to rememberRead More →
NEW YORK, February 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Working in Support of Education (W!se), a leader in financial education, is pleased to announce the launch of a major new digital resource to enhance its award-winning financial literacy certification program. W!se (Work in Support of Education) launches financial literacy app to serveRead More →
The tangible benefits for employees of having a written financial plan are clear, according to a Hearts & Wallets survey of 5,794 US households. Research has found that Americans who have a financial plan benefit from increased savings, better asset allocation, greater confidence in making financial decisions, and more balancedRead More →