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072 - How Do You Rate Your Financial Intellegence And Where You Rank Among Others

October 15, 2024 • Tim & Carmela • Episode 72

I think we can all agree that it makes sense that there’d be a correlation between financial smarts and a person’s financial well-being. Right?

So now how would you rate your financial intelligence?

Do you know you have more to learn or think you’ve got it all figured out? Maybe you know more about certain topics but aren’t so great at others.

Most people think they’re good at finance and yet have lots of debt and financial stress. This doesn’t add up.

It’s even more alarming when you look at the actual results from tests that are conducted each year.

Today we’re going to go over sample questions and statistics to help you gain clarity on where you stand with your financial knowledge.

Click here to see the survey data and take a mini quiz.

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