Financial Literacy - A Comprehensive Video!

Financial Literacy - A Comprehensive Video!
In 1990, Patricia Kluge and John W. Kluge, worth $5 billion and recognized as the richest man in the United States by Forbes, divorced. Patricia Kluge was awarded a significant sum of money in addition to a number of properties. It was sufficient that she could have lived the rest of her life in luxury, but she wasn’t able to hold that for long. And then, a moment came when she was even compelled to sell her jewellery and other items, and in 2011, she was finally forced to file for bankruptcy as a last resort.

So, what exactly happened to Patricia, is the tale of every American who lives beyond their means even while having relatively high wages. Using credit cards up to their limit and living pay-check to pay-check. Did not set aside any money to cover unforeseen costs. But the question is!

Is it possible to maintain a comfortable standard of living despite having a little income? Are the risks associated with investing in the stock market for regular people manageable? The answer of all these questions lies in one thing. That is financial literacy. With Financial literacy all that is possible. The thing is you don’t need to inherit a lot of money or having high salary to live a financially free life, rather the answer lies in managing your finances better and efficiently.And how one can do that.

That’s what this video is all about. This Financial literacy comprehensive video will help you to understand why you need to considered financially literate, and will delves into a number of categories and numbers into your basic everyday financial living, the basics of Debt, and understanding just sort of what credit card debt means. We will cover all that. So make sure to watch the video till the end to understand the different financial stuff that really can seem very basic, but clearly is not. So, Subscribe to the channel and let's get started!

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[wealth.harvest]

🌟 Forget Netflix, I'm binging on Financial Literacy tonight! Popcorn and credit scores, anyone?

[StellaAlmiron]

Financial growth is an intentional endeavor. In order to stay afloat, it is vital to have a reliable and long term financial plan. Personally, I work with a fixed income planner and portfolio manager in the USA.

[fridayekanem]

This lecture is excellent.If anyone should listen and put this to practice they will never be poor again.This guy deserves an award from YouTube.😢

[LupeBaptista]

I’d be retiring/working much less in 5 years and curious to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments? I earn around $150k per year, but nothing significant to show for it yet.

[TheFocalProjectMusicProduction]

8:23 "The financial version of eating your vegha-tubbles before dessert."

[maxwell]

Thanks buddy, your videos are very helpful and motivational. Each one I watch reinforce my financial goals.

[chenfullu]

Valuable advice, always wait for your update.

[chikaobi]

I have learnt alot through watching this video and the lecture is superp. If anyone watches this video, you can never be poor financially

[imranamustapha]

Learned a lot from this tips and it is helpful.

[jonnovember]

I am not financially literate and therefore have no money till payday. I am one of many Canadians who are living paycheck to paycheck with no end in sight. My only bank is asking me if I am closing my account. I am in an extremely bad financial situation... I need money more than the politicians of Canada. Politicians should be paying hundred dollars to every citizen excluding themselves.🌎💘💰

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[hsyjbmw]

This is very interesting video I watch this year I understand a lots

[robertoconsuegra]

Compound interest....could be.like momentum 😅😅i love Albert Einstein crazy hair😅😅

[balayahaya]

More info on financial literacy, thank you

[clementbotondi]

It's very educative ✌️👍👌listen n learn!