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- Our mission – To promote and enhance wealth literacy.
- Our motto – Learn and Do.
- Our vision – A culture where choosing wealth is a lifestyle.
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Should You Take a Pension or a Lump Sum Payout? The Employee’s Guide to “De-Risking”
Americans are living longer. Life expectancy for a baby born over the last few years is 78.9 years, nearly 20 years longer than a baby born in 1930, according to the Center for Disease Control. But longer lives raise a question: how do Americans pay for all those...
More Americans Are Relying on Social Security, Even as Benefits Shrink
Just how much can you rely on Social Security income in retirement? It’s been a question on more adults’ minds recently, as Baby Boomers increasingly reach retirement age. A question with uncomfortable answers, as it turns out. The last decade has seen shrinking...
From HR to Hero – How Employers Can Use Wealth Literacy to Boost Worker ROI
From HR to Hero - How Employers Can Use Wealth Literacy to Boost Worker ROI Remember when most Americans had pensions? Or when Social Security checks covered retirees’ entire monthly expenses, as long as they slipped in to eat during the Early Bird...
When’s Your Financial Independence Day?
Dreaming about your financial independence day could turn out to be more of a nightmare if you're not doing much about it. How many of us imagine going into work and {insert video-dream-effect here}. You sit down at your desk and your boss slithers over...
Why Do People Not Choose Wealth?
At a point in time for everyone the things we do, think, and feel are conscious choices with real consequences. At 7 years old, for example, we can choose to take out the garbage when told - or not. Or, we can choose at 12 to think that sneaking over to a friend's...