I have been studying finance for a while, so I know how to manage my money well. But my younger sister, who is thirty years old, does not understand simple concepts like how your paycheck is withheld for 401(k) contributions or income taxes.
Do any rudimentary classes on personal finance that cover subjects like income tax brackets, 401(k) plans, and mutual funds?
My adolescents liked Money Explained on Netflix, albeit it could be a little too young for someone in their 30s. Excellent beginning.
For nearly any course, Kahn Academy is hard to beat. This is their course on personal finance.
I’m sure a little more internet research will yield a tonne of results.
I recommend Dave Ramsey and Robert Kiyosaki, in addition to the other budgeting tactics. Budgeting is perhaps the most significant because it forms the foundation of your monthly routines.
Udemy is a great place to start learning about personal finance. It offers a huge selection of courses on the topic.
Hello Chloe I appreciate the suggestions. Even if Money Explained might be too young for someone in their 30s, I’ll still check it out on Netflix. The personal finance course offered by Khan Academy also sounds quite good. Without a doubt, I’ll search the internet further for new resources. Thank you for the recommendations!