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For one of
my school projects I decided to write about finances and I had to
choose my own topics to research and write about. One of them includes
financial institutions. I have to learn about bank fees charged by commercial banks and the types of accounts available to their customers. I am mostly
focusing on individual steps to financial freedom therefore, I have’t touched
on retail banks or corporate banking.
I have
realized that information is widely available for us out there but we
don’t have the knowledge because we don’t search for information. Before I
started writing about finances and financial literacy, I had this period where I did a mini research
about credit cards (including talking to someone at my bank) and I gained a
vast amount of knowledge. But I also realized that the reason we sometimes
don’t learn about things is because the lingo may not be in our favor.
Finance language is one of them. It requires having a dictionary handy to learn
some of the terminologies so that you can move forward to the next piece of
information (or have someone explain things to you in a layman’s
language).
I hope I
won’t stop learning about finances once I am done with my school project. And
as for you my readers, you can learn anything you want to. So, I urge you to
make use of all the information out there - a lot is available online - educate
yourself especially about things that affect your life one way or the other, be
it health, finance, career, relationships, and so forth. It’s never too late to
start.
Love,
Mamatembo
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