AH, you must be curious about why I've chosen those two topics?

 Simple. Almost without exception, everyone, everywhere, needs money to survive and to make a better life for themselves and those they care about.  As we work through the "Seven Habits of Happy People" we learn the importance of Relationships, Physical Well-Being, Finding Meaning, and more; but without "Financial Literacy," those things are difficult, if not impossible, to achieve and even harder to maintain long term.

"Well of course,  but when & where did we even begin to learn about "Financial Literacy?" 

• At home with our parents and grandparents?  Maybe!   

• In school?  Probably not!

• On the street?  Please say NO!

• Through experience?  Those are hard lessons!

The "Financial Literacy" section of this website contains modules developed by the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation), an independent agency of the U.S. government that insures deposits in member banks and savings associations. The FDIC was created to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system. Working through the FDIC modules is no guarantee of avoiding a financial debacle, but it will most likely lessen the blow to your bank account and your ego.   (Learn more about the FDIC @ https://www.fdic.gov/ )