April is National Financial Literacy Month, which makes now – especially after just doing your taxes – a great time to review your finances and consider any adjustments that should be made.
This Financial Literacy Month website invites you to take the 2012 Financial Literacy Challenge, which includes a 30-step path to achieve financial wellness.
You don’t have to start it in April – you can begin the 30 step path to financial wellness at any time.
The first, and I think most important, step toward financial wellness is to examine your attitudes about money.
Other steps include how to get financially organized, how to maintain your credit, how to get a credit report, how to pay down debt, how to save, how to reduce expenses, and more.
To learn more, visit the Financial Literacy Month site.
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