Study of Rwandan Young Adults Highlights Gaps in Digital Financial Literacy
Africa has the world’s youngest population, and many young adults rely on informal or temporary employment, making digital financial literacy (DFL) critical for long-term financial resilience and sustainable economic development.
AI skills shortage doubles hiring times in financial services
The time it takes to fill an AI or digital role in financial services has nearly doubled as a skills shortage hits the industry, boosting the pay premium candidates can
Scrolling to Financial Agency: How Gen Z Navigates Financial Advice on Social Media
Social media has become a major source of financial information for many young adults. Recent survey data suggest that as many as 79% of young adults turn to social media
9 Rules for Using AI As Your Financial Advisor Without Losing Your Shirt
You’ve probably already done it. Late at night, staring at your bank balance, you opened ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and typed something like, “How should I save for retirement?” And
Junior Achievement and Chime Partner to Empower Students with Financial and Career-Connected Skills for a Growing Digital Economy
Partnership will Provide Students with Real-World Experience Managing Money and Building Career Readiness, Financial Progress COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Junior Achievement USA (JA USA) today announced
Online Sports Betting Significantly Worsens Financial Health, Study Suggests
Credit scores drop, bad debt increases and more people go bankrupt when states legalize online sports betting, a recent study shows. The UCLA and Harvard-based, titled “The Financial Consequences of
Are Financial Advisor Fees Negotiable?
Negotiating financial advisor fees can help you avoid overpaying for the services you receive. But many people don’t realize they may have that leverage — or don’t know how to
Online Sports Betting Is Fueling Financial Risk in Florida
Jason was hiding in a closet at work, glued to his phone. He was going “full tilt.” In gambling parlance, that means he lost a bet, was spiraling and would
$2.85 Million Investment Expands Financial Literacy And Empowerment Initiatives Nationwide
Citizens Financial Group announced a $2.85 million investment to support financial literacy initiatives across the United States, funding 135 nonprofit organizations in 23 states as part of its broader effort
Citizens Advances Financial Literacy Education with $2.85M Investment
To mark Financial Literacy Month, Citizens recently announced a $2.85 million investment supporting 135 nonprofit organizations across 23 states to help expand access to financial education and strengthen financial confidence at key