I think in some countries, there are programs that project education on the personal finance management which is really good for sure as it helps out many people to get going with the planing, wise spending, saving and investment issues.
How do you update your personal finances literacy?
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I mainly read books, magazines, newspapers (online and printed) and listen to podcasts related to finance to update myself.
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There are actually lots of free and paid courses, and even free materials you can use online and offline for this.
The best thing you can do is always be in constant learning, if I know anything about finances it is that it is like exercise, it is not something you learn and that's it, it is a whole lifestyle in which day after day you will learn new things, since the world of economics usually changes relatively frequently, so your learning plus your experience will help you achieve good personal finances.
Although I focus more on studying corporate financial management. But for personal finance I only learn from reading books, articles, seminars, I also often watch Youtube videos hosted by famous practitioners.
Whenever I had an opportunity to update my personal finances literacy, I always grabbed it—like attending seminars, reading books, enrolling in courses related to it, and many more. As the financial world is ever-changing, it also comes with continuous knowledge imparting, especially today when there are a lot of new financial trends emerging.
