I’m Frederick Parson Sr, a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. Our local chapter Tau Iota Sigma is partnering with Junior Achievement in support of their financial literacy program. Moreover this program falls under one of our National program initiatives called project seed as our fraternity gives back to the community educational opportunities.

Per every $75.00 will assist 2 impoverished kids to provide hope of being productive citizens. Would you be willing to donate 5 dollars to the cause?

5 Takeaways for Rising Generation Financial Literacy

1. Be purposeful about teaching your children your financial values.
2. Make learning fun and interesting, maturity and age-appropriate.
3. Be comfortable with a plan that spans a number of years and adapt your plan if helpful.
4. Reinforce their learning with practical experiences.
5. It is never too early or too late to begin to learn financial competency.