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Financial Literacy
- www.credability.org/en/education/default.aspx (English)
- www.credability.org/es/education/default.aspx (Español)
The hyperlink will take you to a comprehensive webpage on financial literacy. It's from McGraw-Hill and provides many informative pieces to suit all seeking to further their knowledge of financial matters.
Medicare
A recent survey from Bankers Life and Casualty Center for a Secure Retirement found that 56% of the Baby Boomers admitted to knowing little or next to nothing about the program; 13% wrongfully believe Medicare is free, and 72% did not know that most Americans on Medicare pay a monthly premium, co-pays and deductibles.
