Financial Literacy Is a Lasting Legacy

Financial literacy involves understanding fundamental financial concepts, such as compound interest, the time value of money, the use of consumer credit, diversification, tax-preferred savings vehicles, consumer rights, and more.  Having this knowledge supports our ability to make prudent financial decisions throughout life and to respond competently and confidently to the inevitable financial uncertainties that we all face....

Savings vs. Investing – Which is More Important?

Passing along this excellent article by Charlie Bilello. In it, he makes the case as to why focusing on saving is a far more powerful way to secure your financial future than investing. Though both are important to achieving your personal finance goals, for one thing, your personal savings rate is much more under your own control...