Right About Money

Right About Money We follow trends in the global battle for financial literacy. We champion financial education at every age in every country, and we do not like pessimists.

At Right About Money we believe personal financial capability among all populations is the best way to prevent financial crisis, underpin global economic growth, and secure long-term individual well being. We believe financial education should begin shortly after birth and never end. We believe every government, school district, and employer should be involved. We believe that in an aging society with fewer resources to cushion the unprepared, personal financial responsibility is the best path to long-term financial security and happiness. Founder Dan Kadlec is a 30-year personal finance journalist. As a senior writer at Time magazine, his column on money appeared regularly for more than a decade. He remains a Time contributor and his work also appears in Money magazine. He is a past columnist for USA Today. Dan has three books and numerous other publishing credits. He has appeared on Oprah, Good Morning America and many other programs. As a Bank of Dad blogger for CBS and contributor to Time and Money, he pioneered major media coverage of the financial literacy movement and has been around the world reporting on and speaking about financial education. More than 100 nations have formal programs to raise the financial know-how of their citizens, and thousands of public, private and nonprofit organizations are actively seeking answers. Yet there is little global leadership. Right About Money seeks to help bring the far-flung financial literacy community together through news, opinion, data, and educational forums.

I get why the doctor wants to know if I drink or smoke. But some of the things they ask strike me as none of their busin...
09/26/2024

I get why the doctor wants to know if I drink or smoke. But some of the things they ask strike me as none of their business.

Health checkups have become ageist lifestyle interrogations that push my buttons.

What do college students want? To learn how to save and spend their money.
12/14/2018

What do college students want? To learn how to save and spend their money.

Financial literacy in college TOPICS:Commentarynaim trippticker (Photo courtesy of Pixabay user jarmoluk). Posted By: Naim Tripp, Contributor December 5, 2018 The 2008 recession was basically the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression in the 1930s. In just over 19 months, the Great Recess...

Fraudsters play on different emotions, from greed to kindness.
12/13/2018

Fraudsters play on different emotions, from greed to kindness.

Fraudsters play on different emotions, from greed to kindness

If passed, the bill will help students learn how to balance checkbooks, figure out local and federal taxes, and manage p...
12/11/2018

If passed, the bill will help students learn how to balance checkbooks, figure out local and federal taxes, and manage personal debt.

St. Johns County Republican Sen. Hutson filed legislation honoring Hukill, seeking to help Florida students gain financial literacy.

Does social media make Millennials spend more? http://bit.ly/2SBmmZ4
12/10/2018

Does social media make Millennials spend more?
http://bit.ly/2SBmmZ4

Fake news and hate messaging are the big problems. But a new study shows young people's finances are vulnerable to FOMO spending after time on social media.

Advice from millennial to millennial: learn the different concepts of financial literacy and to be more financially resp...
12/07/2018

Advice from millennial to millennial: learn the different concepts of financial literacy and to be more financially responsible.

The Government announced this month that it will roll out an ungraded financial education module to all polytechnic and Institute of Technical Education (ITE) Year 1 students from next year, as part of its efforts to help younger Singaporeans become more financially literate. I wish I c

Great advice on how to stretch your dollars further, build better credit and budget for the future.
12/05/2018

Great advice on how to stretch your dollars further, build better credit and budget for the future.

Instructors at Financial Beginnings Oregon share advice about building credit, packing away retirement savings and staying on budget this holiday season.

Discussing finance is not always the easiest topic among family. If you have older parents or you are an older parent th...
12/03/2018

Discussing finance is not always the easiest topic among family. If you have older parents or you are an older parent then its time to talk about your money. http://bit.ly/2B7ZLPt

Presenting the 40-70 rule: What kids need to know about your money by the time they turn 40 or you turn 70.

Young families today typically have very little wealth. If they enter adulthood saddled with student loans and other typ...
11/23/2018

Young families today typically have very little wealth. If they enter adulthood saddled with student loans and other types of debt their net worth could in fact be negative.

If Jessica Rappa could do it over, she would make different choices.

If you rely on your smartphone to track your spending, the results may not be accurate.
11/21/2018

If you rely on your smartphone to track your spending, the results may not be accurate.

People who use PFM tools on smartphones to track their spending and manage their budgets are more likely to rack up debts and make poor financial decisions, according to a study conducted by Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center at the George Washington School of Business.

These foundations will set both you and your kids up for financial success if you internalize them and spend your life l...
11/17/2018

These foundations will set both you and your kids up for financial success if you internalize them and spend your life learning more and more about them. Robert Kiyosaki

Even when given the opportunity to learn finance and how to become wealthy, people don’t bother. Don’t be like most people. Face reality: only the rich are going to survive the next crash. Become one of them.

A new financial literacy game built around the stock market aims to reach students with a more complete view of how inve...
11/14/2018

A new financial literacy game built around the stock market aims to reach students with a more complete view of how investing works. http://bit.ly/2Ovu3wJ

NextGen Personal Finance is rolling out a new stock market game for students--one that rewards long-term thinking, not speculation.

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