By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium
Financial literacy, responsibility and even success is not a simple nor easy endeavor. It demands discipline, study, humility (the ability to ask for help) and more important patience. Given the current state of affairs in the world today, the task of saving and growing your money can be a bit daunting, but it’s within reach to almost every consumer in the market.
“Managing your money can be complicated,which is why breaking down your finances into smaller buckets can help you get ahead with your short- and long-term goals,” says Beth Dotson, a member of the Chase Market Leadership team in Portland. “A lot of times when it comes to financial literacy there is so much to learn and so many different avenues to take, that it can seem overwhelming.”
The Seattle Medium recently sat down with Dotson to discuss the importance of financial health and wellness.
Because the new year is so often associated with healthy habits, Chase is reminding its customers to prioritize financial health by offering tips for securing a financial future they can feel good about.
According to Dotson, the joy of financial literacy comes from the success in getting accustomed with applying what you’ve learned throughout your journey in the right way. There is a pathway to success, but it is a matter of charting a course where you can start with very little or nothing and create something that builds and/or generates wealth. The key is…
