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Will financial literacy prevent poverty in retirement
A recent recommendation from the federal government that financial literacy course become “mandatory” for college students. Why? The motivation for this recommendation is from the government’s Financial Literacy and Education Commission, is “empowering individuals to make optimal financial choices”. In the attached article, the author questions whether financial literacy will overcome the biggest obstacle investors face. Click here to find out what that obstacle is.
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