This presentation is focused on a campaign to end financial illiteracy and empower people with important information that is not taught in schools. WealthWave and the How Money Works platfor m is focused on community outreach and to share a clear and actionable fin ancial education. The goal is to support individuals and families to make confident decisions and leave a lasting legacy. Financial educators teach people about the Rule of 72 (a simple formula that can be used to approxim ate the number of years it will take for your money to double) and how to achieve the 7 Money Milestones\, along with other important information. E very person deserves the knowledge to earn\, manage\, and grow their futur e! \; \;
\nXiomara Batin i s an advocate for financial education and literacy\, sharing information t hat has traditionally not been taught in schools or shared with the averag e adult. As a licensed financial educator with the How Money Works platform\, her goal is to e ducate as many people as possible about financial literacy and empower the m to plan for their future. As a long time Berkeley resident who grew up i n South Berkeley\, she is excited to share this information with the patro ns of the Tarea Hall Pittman South library branch. \;
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