Financial Literacy: The Road to Financial Well-Being
Key Takeaways
FindLaw and Thomson Reuters have partnered with the American Bar Association’s Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section to create The Financial Literacy Project to help you understand personal finance, create a financial plan, and act on that plan. The Financial Literacy Project is intended to be a long-term, evolving public service project. Empowering ourselves changes our lives. Empowering others changes our communities.
In the first module of the Financial Literacy Project, learn how financial literacy can help empower you, your family, and your community. The Financial Literacy Project is a partnership between the American Bar Association and Thomson Reuters.
Can I Solve This on My Own or Do I Need an Attorney?
- Consumer financial legal issues typically need an attorney’s support
- You can hire an attorney to enforce your rights for safe products, fair transactions, and legal credit, banking and related financial matters
Legal cases for identify theft, scams, or the Equal Credit Opportunity Act can be complicated and slow. An attorney can offer tailored advice and help prevent common mistakes.
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