Financial Planning for Millennials
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This week, we discussed financial literacy and planning for millennials. The panel included: Douglas A. Boneparth– CFP Board Ambassador and Vice President at Life and Wealth Planning, Brad Sherman– Investment Advisory Rep, Wealth Manager – LFS Corp and President of Sherman Wealth Management, Kelby Green– Financial Services Veteran and ‘Chief Frugality Officer’ at TheFRUGALennial.com, Rod Griffin– Director of Public Education at Experian, and Mike Delgado– Social Media Community Manager at Experian.
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Questions We Discussed:
- Q1: What financial struggles do millennials face?
- Q2: What should millennials know about budgeting?
- Q3: What should millennials know about debt?
- Q4: What should millennials know about credit?
- Q5: How can millennials be smart with their student loans?
- Q6: How can millennials start saving for retirement?
- Q7: What goals should millennials set to help them be financially successful?
- Q8: What should millennials know about investing?
- Q9: Where can millennials go to learn more about money and finances?
- Q10: What’s your number one financial tip for millennials?
Highlights from this Chat on SlideShare
Financial Planning for Millennials from Experian_US
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