Financial Education

“Financial education is the ability to understand how money works. It is the art of investing and managing money and the ability to make sound financial decisions.”

I’m starting a new series called financial education. This series is inspired by my own journey to financial freedom. We will talk in depth about how the world system and how it has dulled our senses to not see how many is made or rather how debt is minimized and can be used to generate income.

We have come to rely on our gifts, skills and talents as the only way we are going to be rewarded and find our worth in our jobs and in peoples acceptance of how good we are at our jobs. Since the 2008 wall street crash its been a downward spiral for us the pre-millenials and the millennials which has seen the job market shrink. Yet to counter this we have become better students, we get higher grades to become the most sought out worker; we work longer hours and make bigger sacrifices to keep our jobs. All the while the gap between the rich and the poor is ever widening and the dream gets further and further from our reach. Living alone is unaffordable let alone one day owning property.

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According to the OECD Employment Outlook

" Up to 10 times fewer hours were worked in some countries, compared with the first few first months of the 2008 financial crisis.”

According to experts, The job market isn’t set to get any better. With the direction the world is taking for us to catch up to the boomers we need a game-changing strategy. In this series I want to share the strategies I am using to find my way out of poverty. Financial Education is a must!!!!!

Stay tuned to this series where I will endeavor to provide factual and meaningful articles that will improve all our lives