The world of finance is complicated, but money is a necessary part of life. You don't have to understand everything, but in order to stay financially secure, you need to keep learning about tools and resources you can take advantage of to make what you have work hard for you.
Take stock of what you already understand; then build on that with books, classes or savings advice from a professional. Before you know it, you’ll be sharing your expertise on how to manage money effectively with friends and family.
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