The Hidden Cost of Poor Money Habits | Financial Literacy Tips

Financial literacy is more important than ever, as many people struggle with budgeting, overspending, credit card debt, and rising threats like scams and identity theft. Wharton Professor Olivia Mitchell explains how parents can teach money skills at every age and why early financial education is key to long-term success. With poor financial habits costing Americans billions each year, building smart money habits is essential for a secure future.

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