Hello... Well, it looks like the political spectrum in America has continued (and it looks like it continues) changing at the White House and, as an extension, at the United Nations in NYC.
As you may know, Mrs. Nikki Haley is already US former ambassador to the United Nations; considering this frame of reference, once again, I must clarify that politics are well beyond the reach of this blog focusing on the contrary, on discussing as much as possible about Finance and Financial Literacy as related subjects.
What is important to consider as another key subject involving Financial Literacy (and the lack of it) and Mrs. Haley's resignation to her post at the United Nations? Well, it looks like that her personal finances have informed us that she is not exactly familiar to financial literacy: she has a debt ranging from $525,000 to $1.1 million.
I've always thought that politics and money are not exactly a good combination and particularly when we talk about the same problem that arose 10 years ago during the financial crisis that shook the world and particularly the personal finances of many tax payers around the world and, of course, in America: debt, bankruptcy and a persistent lack of financial literacy in a seemingly complex scenario. It looks to me that Mrs. Haley's personal finances are the newest example...
Just in case, Would you consider working harder to strengthen your financial literacy, your personal finances, watch the following and be prepared?
As you may know, Mrs. Nikki Haley is already US former ambassador to the United Nations; considering this frame of reference, once again, I must clarify that politics are well beyond the reach of this blog focusing on the contrary, on discussing as much as possible about Finance and Financial Literacy as related subjects.
What is important to consider as another key subject involving Financial Literacy (and the lack of it) and Mrs. Haley's resignation to her post at the United Nations? Well, it looks like that her personal finances have informed us that she is not exactly familiar to financial literacy: she has a debt ranging from $525,000 to $1.1 million.
I've always thought that politics and money are not exactly a good combination and particularly when we talk about the same problem that arose 10 years ago during the financial crisis that shook the world and particularly the personal finances of many tax payers around the world and, of course, in America: debt, bankruptcy and a persistent lack of financial literacy in a seemingly complex scenario. It looks to me that Mrs. Haley's personal finances are the newest example...
Just in case, Would you consider working harder to strengthen your financial literacy, your personal finances, watch the following and be prepared?
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