What if any Financial Education is being taught to our youth? Nearly half (46%) of our Millennials are not receiving any information on financial matters, either through the workplace or through the educational system. In addition, 51% are calculating what they'll need in retirement via a "blind guess" according to ThinkAdvisor.com, Nov. 17, 2015.
Members of Gen Z and millennials understand the value of building a retirement fund, but face conflicting financial concerns that prevent them from adequately preparing for retirement, according to a report released by Betterment for Business, a 401(k) service provider. Still, 82% of millennials and 71% of Gen Zers in the survey said they did not feel that they are too young to start saving for retirement. Additionally, 95% of this age group wants to be educated on how to manage their retirement savings goals. (ThinkAdvisor.com, November 20, 2019)
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Most young people don't know where to start when it comes to saving for retirement, getting the protection they need or getting out of debt. There's a huge population of young people being left in the dark when it comes to financial matters. The Legacy Project will bridge the gap and open a dialogue for Gen Z and Millennials that has been missing in traditional education program. The financial concepts we teach will allow our youth and young adults to feel more confident about saving and investing their money. These financial concepts will last a lifetime and provide a healthier relationship with
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