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Why Not Money? episodes
- 26 min
- Prevail In Your Financial SituationsYour financial situations doesn't define who you are as a person. Not everyone is going to have an easy financial path. Find what makes you great and become knowledgeable about your finances to change your life. My path was going away to college and also learning how to scale my barber business. Being able to find what makes you great is way more powerful that accepting a role you that you don't have control over.16 min
- Your Circle Actually MattersIn this episode Trivette talk about why you circle matters when it comes to your finances.15 min
- 15 min
- 19 min
- Do You Have A Routine?
Do you have a routine in your daily life? Trivette talks about his personal experiences, why he has routines, and why having a routine not only in finances but other aspects of life is importantl.
12 min - Saving and Budgeting
In this episode of Why Not Money, Trivette shares his personal experiences with saving and budgeting and how he got started with his journey. The Richest Man in Babylon is his favorite book of all time as this was a book that instilled discipline and introduced new skills and techniques. Saving and budgeting is super important for young adults and the earlier you decide to start the sooner you can reap the benefits of it and take control over your life.
16 min - Importance of Credit
Credit for young adults is essential to learn. Being able to use and understand credit to your advantage is something young adults are not aware of. Trivette talks about his first credit card and how he used it. Not only is credit important for credit cards, but for things as big as buying your first home, real estate, or even a car. He also explains to his audience that it is up to you to take control over your life and credit to live the life you want to live!!
12 min - Intro
During Why Not Money debut episode, Trivette introduces what to expect from his podcast. Why Not Money tackles the understanding of financial literacy for young adults for his senior thesis project. Trivette shares personal experiences in his life that led him to the creation of this project. In episode 2 Trivette will be addressing starting your credit journey at a younger age and what those three numbers can mean for someone.
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About Why Not Money?
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Financial literacy is a critical life skill that is often overlooked and undervalued, but its importance cannot be overstated. The ability to manage personal finances effectively can impact an…
individual’s well-being, quality of life, and future financial security. Therefore, it is essential that young adults have access to resources and education that can help them improve their financial literacy. In Why Not Money, I aim to explore the current state of financial literacy education and resources available to young adults and identify areas for improvement. This project explores the effectiveness of different approaches to financial education and the impact they have on financial behavior and decision-making. Why Not Money provides insights and recommendations that can help young adults, improve financial literacy, and promote financial well-being.
My project dives into my personal experiences throughout my financial journey and why I seek financial freedom. It is important for me that I share my knowledge with other young adults who seek the same information because getting financial knowledge within the school system is almost nonexistent. Why Not Money’s social media will include a podcast, and Instagram page that gives young adults reassurance about the life that they want and how it is obtainable. With these social media posts, you will gain positive affirmatives and lessons that change your perspective about money and how it works. Why Not Money’s episodes will feature a couple of guests which will share information with me and my viewers as the goal of this project is to also be a student and pass on financial information to many others.