Financial Literacy

This Investopedia site helps to explain the topic of behavioral finance.

I believe learning can come from numerous ways: experiences, classes, books, TV, newspapers, other people, radio, etc.

Here are some recommendations (random order) for ways to continue learning and growing in personal financial ways:

• This website has an annotated listing of other websites for free, personal financial resources.
• Investopedia -this is an excellent website with lots of free information including dictionaries, articles, etc. This particular link details average savings rates by age group. 
• Forbes.com - The Complete Guide to Finances After College Graduation
• The SimpleDollar.com - 12 Common Money Mistakes New College Graduates Make
• How to Build Credit - building a good credit history is essential for getting favorable future lending rates and opportunities
• How to Build Credit - this site from Experian is very similar to the one above from Nerd Wallet

I believe learning can come from numerous ways: experiences, classes, books, TV, newspapers, other people, radio, etc. etc.

Here are some recommendations (random order) for ways to continue learning and growing in personal financial ways:

• Marketplace:NPR 
• APA: Speaking of Psychology: The Stress of Money

Be sure to check Scout for ebooks and physical books related to this topic or any other. Scout is the UA Libraries search and discovery interface for information resources.  This source includes not only the location of physical resources but also 

• Wall Street Journal
• Kiplingers

There are a number of online financial information companies that provide individual license subscriptions.  Here are some to consider that can help with evaluating potential investments:

• MorningStar Investment Research Center
• Value Line - look under subscribe