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April is Financial Literacy Month
Wed, Apr 12 2023 at 10:26 AM
Create a budget:
Start by calculating your monthly income and expenses. Use this information to create a budget that works for you.
Track your spending:
Keep track of every dollar you spend to help you stick to your budget.
Smart debt:
If possible, avoid taking on debt. If you must take on debt, be aware of interest rates, and make sure payments fit into your budget.
Save for emergencies:
Set aside some money each month in case of emergencies.
Save for the future
: Start saving for retirement as early as possible to give your money time to grow.
Live within your means:
Try to live within your means by avoiding unnecessary expenses and making smart purchasing decisions.
Plan for big expenses:
Whether it's a down payment on a house or a new car, plan ahead for big expenses by saving up and making informed decisions about financing options.
Be mindful of credit:
Behaviors that lead to carrying monthly balances and spending more than you otherwise would with cash or a debit card can lead to more financial problems than if you avoided using credit altogether.
Educate yourself:
Learn about personal finance and investing so you can make informed decisions about your money.
Ask for help:
Don't be afraid to ask for help from a financial advisor or the financial aid office at your school.
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