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Beyond Financial Literacy: What You Need to Win with Your Money

April is Financial Literacy Month, designed to promote greater financial understanding among children and adults. Yet, more than half of Americans get anxious simply thinking about their finances.

Why are so many adults stressed out about money? It’s partly because managing money is complex. Understanding the basics of budgeting, saving and even compound interest rates are a good start. But financial literacy isn’t enough — you also need financial capability, financial wellness and financial resilience. Here’s how to get them.

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