Robert Smith:
First, get up to speed and understand what is financial literacy for your family. In some cases, it might be gaining some independence, through some investments for your, you know, for your retirement. In this case, it might be you know, buying a house, investing in stocks, investing in bonds, and really understanding how to do that.
And the second, which enables you to do the first rank is you know, I think about to go call on your Congress, people to get them to ensure that your community and your businesses all have access to broadband, and the internet. I mean, that is now the purveyor of information and insights. And we’ve just found too many communities of color, actually don’t have access to that level of service that enables you to you know, teach, educate and train.
And so those are the two things that I would point to as important for depending upon how far away you are from getting on the road to financial literacy to really embark upon.
