US EditionSocial Media's Money Myths Are Failing Americans—And Financial Literacy Month Might Be Missing The Point
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Social Media's Money Myths Are Failing Americans—And Financial Literacy Month Might Be Missing The Point
April is National Financial Literacy Month, but for many Americans, the celebration is missing the mark. While glossy infographics and viral challenges urge people to build budgets and cut back on coffee, experts say this narrow focus overlooks the much bigger—and more urgent—financial issues millions of people now face. “We’re stuck in a loop talking about budgeting, credit scores and saving on coffee, while ignoring the other 80% of the financ…
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