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To my professionals who support older adults and caregivers, my team is hosting a FREE training! This two-part webinar series will explore the Savvy Saving Seniors financial education curriculum, a valuable resource designed to help older adults strengthen their financial well-being and protect themselves from the top 12 common scams. The series will cover two key modules: “Becoming Resource-FULL with the Help of Benefits and Peace of Mind Savings” and “Steps to Avoid Scams. By the end of this webinar series, participants will be able to:  -Deliver and integrate the Savvy Saving Seniors curriculum into their programs with older adults to promote financial education and proactive financial planning.  -Use the provided facilitator toolkits (guides, templates, handbooks) to plan and host interactive workshops.  -Enhance their capacity to empower older adults in making informed financial decisions and protecting their resources from common scams. 

Providing children with financial literacy can be one of the most impactful lessons a parent can offer. Equipping them with the knowledge of what a credit statement entails and their responsibilities fosters financial awareness. It's better to strive for doing it right the first time when it comes to credit, setting a foundation for responsible financial habits early on. #FinancialLiteracy #CreditManagement #Parenting #FinancialEducation

The most important thing you can do for yourself? 💡 👉 Educate yourself on money. How to save it. How to manage it. How to grow it. Financial literacy is the foundation for freedom—because when you know better, you can do better. 🙌 #MoneyMindset #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #Steadyworth

Improving access to financial literacy worldwide. 🎓 Bernard Kok from Modern Wealth Academy joins Grafa to discuss how the academy equips individuals with practical skills for investing, wealth building, and digital assets. #ModernWealthAcademy #Grafa #FinancialLiteracy #Investing SEE MORE HERE: https://lnkd.in/gUg5tZEM

Tune in to episode 3 of The Switch Series 2 with Mr MoneyJar Limited about the reality behind financial freedom 🎧 Together with host Gee Foottit CMgr FCMI DipPFS, he explores: ➡︎ Why financial literacy is the ultimate life skill ➡︎ Practical steps to budget, save, and invest more effectively ➡︎ How to shift from money anxiety to money confidence ➡︎ The mindset needed to make your money work for you Listen now: https://ow.ly/h2Mf50X7BgP

💡 Thinking about a career change? Learn from someone who’s been there. In the latest Switch Career Change Podcast, Rotmimi Merryman Johnson (Mr MoneyJar Limited) shares his journey from employment to self-employment, and how he financially prepared for the switch. He’s also an award-winning content creator, LIBF DipFA-qualified adviser , champions financial literacy in schools, supports underrepresented communities, and recently helped launch the Personal Finance Society Pathway to the Profession with £1M in apprenticeships. Packed with practical tips, this episode is a must-listen for anyone planning their next move. 🎧 #CareerChange #FinancialLiteracy #Podcast #StJamessPlace #Apprenticeships #DiversityInFinance #MoneyMindset

Hear from Jeff Chinery, CFP®, Managing Director of our Everyday Steward division and Senior Partner, as he shares practical financial advice for parents. At Blue Trust, we believe in equipping parents to navigate finances with confidence while also teaching the next generation to do the same. That’s why we’ve curated a resource page designed to help families teach kids and teens about money. With our resources, parents can: ✅ Build confidence in their own financial decision-making ✅ Teach kids and teens financial principles at every stage ✅ Access tools and insights tailored for families ✅ Equip the next generation to be wise stewards Explore more resources for parents here: https://lnkd.in/gAc4NNDd

Early financial habits are built through small, everyday experiences, such as managing a weekly allowance. 💰  This helps children understand the basics of saving, goal setting, delayed gratification, and responsible spending. It will also help them build a strong foundation for financial literacy - a skill that will benefit them for years to come!

Students don’t read emails, or do they? Poorly framed messages lead to repeat phone calls, confusion, and potentially missed deadlines, but clear, targeted, and personalized messages can save staff time. Here's what we learned about improving financial aid communications for students and families from Karla Weber Wandel, Vanessa Wiest, and Christe LePeau, three financial aid communication experts: https://lnkd.in/ePKKnCx7