Forbes – Mark Avallone
“With indications that current college students will need to accumulate well over one million dollars simply to remain in the middle class during their later years, pursuing financial freedom from an early age makes eminent sense. However, many teens or twenty-somethings tune out around talk about investing for retirement. Framing investment conversations that college students tune into can be as simple as avoiding the word “retirement.” You can also use more enticing verbiage like “financial freedom” or “not being broke” or “not having to work all of your life.'” (more)