Money Management How-To’s from Budgets to Estate Planning

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Financial Resources Public LibraryAmy is nowhere near retirement age. But she’s determined to put together a solid plan that will allow her to retire early and travel.  She wants to learn more about investment options and learn some of the terminology, but she’s stymied. Should she put her money in the stock market, which seems a little volatile? Invest in real estate, which seems to be rebounding quickly?  Where to begin?

A recent study shows that only 40% of US adults keep a budget and track their spending. In fact, some 76% of American families say they live paycheck to paycheck, only have saved less than three months’ worth of expenses.The need for financial literacy and effective planning is enormous.

Amy and others in your community are looking to take charge of their finances and plan for a strong financial future. But they need expert information.

 

Give your patrons the resources they need to better manage their money – from beginners to savvy financiers. These sources are available 24/7 from anywhere, so patron questions can be answered even late at night, when they are sitting down to work on their budgets.

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    • Where Does All My Money Go?
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1Bera, Sophia.”The Scary State of Financial Literacy in America.” Daily Finance. 18 Apr.2014.

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