The Recession is having some positive spin offs.
A report from Mintel Comperemedia revealed that, because of the current economic crises, three in four adults are trying to increase their financial know how.
Susan Menke, VP at Mintel Compermedia, comments: “The recession was a wake-up call for many Americans. They now feel unsure about investing and money management, so they are turning to friends, family and professionals for help in learning more about money.”
What age group is most determined to increase their financial literacy? Young adults. Five out of six “Echo Boomers” (born between 1982 and ages 1995) say they have already become or plan to become more educated about financial matters.
There you go. People are hungry for help, especially our younger generation. And you can help. “How?” you ask. The following ideas should help you get started:
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