The Financial Pitfall: Impulse Spending and How to Dodge It
When was the last time you made an impulse purchase? Maybe you were scrolling on your phone when an email notification popped up for an amazing “super sale” at your favorite clothing store.
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When was the last time you made an impulse purchase? Maybe you were scrolling on your phone when an email notification popped up for an amazing “super sale” at your favorite clothing store.
Financial literacy is an essential life skill that, unfortunately, doesn't often get the attention it deserves in our education system. As parents, guardians, or educators, it is our responsibility to ensure that our children are well-prepared to navigate the complex world of personal finance.
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