Reading List for February 23-24
Financial Literacy
- “Five Things High Schoolers Need To Know More Than Computer Science” from (Forbes). We all know what one of those things is!!!
Budgeting
- The costs of being a woman: Why women end up with less money. (Beth Kobliner)
Investing
- Lyft has not become a verb like “Uber” has, but it looks like they will beat Uber with its IPO. (CNBC)
Paying for College
- Student Loans-here is another sad tale of public service loan forgiveness. (BuzzFeed)
- What you need to know about 529 plans regarding recent changes and taxes. (WSJ)
- College is expensive, but you may be able to take advantage of a few tax breaks. (MarketWatch)
Careers
- New York Magazine’s “The Cut” dives into the intense psychological fallout of the growing gig economy.
- George Anders of LinkedIn has suggestions for how to end the BA to barista career shortfall.
Financial Fraud
- Here is a post Valentine’s Day cautionary tale about online relationships. (NPR)
FinTech
- Goldman is going after consumers and Apple, a new revenue stream with a joint credit card. For details: (WSJ) Should you get it?: (Lifehacker)
Retirement
- We know it and we teach it, but always helpful to have more support for starting retirement planning early. (Forbes)
- Not all target date funds are the same….they may have different “glide paths.” To find out what a glide path is, read this: (forward thinking)
Gen Z
- This is a frightening look at the high rates of mental health issues among this generation. (Forbes)
- Here is another article discussing the statistics on depression and anxiety among today’s teens. (NYT)
Behavioral Finance
- “Under the Influence” describes five ways marketers get you to spend more than you would otherwise spend. (HumbleDollar)
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