Financial Literacy for Your Future
What is Financial Literacy?
Financial literacy is a life skill that can transform an individual’s future, but is often overlooked in traditional education. It’s the ability to use a set of skills and knowledge to make effective decisions on finances that promote a lifetime of financial well-being.
of Americans don’t have a $400 to spare for an emergency
of adults don’t keep a budget
of adults live paycheck to paycheck
What is Financial Literacy?
Financial literacy is a life skill that can transform an individual’s future, but is often overlooked in traditional education. It’s the ability to use a set of skills and knowledge to make effective decisions on finances that promote a lifetime of financial well-being.
of Americans don’t have a $400 to spare for an emergency
of adults don’t keep a budget
of adults live paycheck to paycheck
What we do: Financial Literacy
It’s never too late to develop your entrepreneurial spirit. While eEnterprises often teaches financial literacy to the youth in schools in partnership with the Financial Education Public-Private Partnership, we share our expertise that can help any entrepreneurial mind at different stages of their personal development.
- Educational programs
- Financial literacy workshops
- Speaking engagements
- Courses in entrepreneurship and leadership
- Incubating future entrepreneurs
- Financial literacy for high school students
The Importance of Financial Literacy
As the African proverbs say, “Give a man a fish, you’ll feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.” By teaching financial literacy to today’s youth, we are empowering future generations to put financial freedom in their own hands. By taking control of your finances, you’ll be a step closer to your goals and aspirations in business.
Educating Future Entrepreneurs
Financial literacy is such an important subject as it has the potential to affect the rest of our lives.Teaching this topic to our youth will prepare them to be an active member of our increasingly complex financial environment.
We understand that our future lies with the younger generation, and that’s why we partner with various organizations such as the Financial Education Public Private Partnership (FEPPP) to promote financial literacy and opportunities to students within our public schools, colleges, and universities, and especially to BIPOC communities.