Five Key Components of Financial Literacy
ShareAccording to the Financial Literacy and Education Commission, if you have these concepts down, you’re on your way to good financial health.
1. Earning – In order to be financially stable, you’ll need a source of income.
2. Spending – You should actively spend so you’re meeting all your needs, allowing for wants, and setting some aside for savings.
3. Saving - Speaking of savings, it’s important to build up some financial reserves for the future.
4. Borrowing - You should fully understand all the ins and outs of any loans you need.
5. Protecting - Those who do well with money, know how to safeguard their money.
The more you master these five key concepts, the healthier your financial life will be!
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