Catching Up to FI Financial Literacy and Mastering the Million Dollar Decisions | Paul Merriman | 132
April is Financial Literacy Month, and to help us celebrate we brought in a returning guest, Paul Merriman. Paul has been on the show before to discuss investment portfolios, but today he talks with us about some extraordinary strides he's making as a financial literacy advocate through his nonprofit, The Merriman Financial Education Foundation. We also share some of our favorite financial literacy resources.
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RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW:
Merriman Financial Literacy Program at Western Washington University
The John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy
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