Young, Educated and Broke: How a Questioning Mindset Can Combat the Financial Illiteracy Epidemic

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Start from within, question everything, and soon your hunger for financial literacy will consume you.

Today, there is an extreme lack of financial education and, as young professionals enter the work force, they are blindsided by the amount of knowledge needed for financial success. Young, Educated and Broke: How a Questioning Mindset Can Combat the Financial Illiteracy Epidemic discusses the systematic way to navigate the world of personal finance and address how financial values and questions support and drive the improvement of financial literacy.

In this book, you’ll learn the digestible steps to building financial literacy and wealth and how to do so by utilizing money questions. You’ll read about:

My time at a financial advisory firm where I started my journey building and sharing financial literacy lessons.
The trials and errors from others who have learned financial lessons the hard way.
How even financial professionals were once beginners, highlighting the idea that we all start at zero.

Young, Educated and Broke by Michael Grus speaks to young professionals and anyone seeking financial freedom, who want realistic viewpoints on personal finance or to view the shifting financial landscape in a new way. Financial literacy should not be a privilege to learn; it should be the standard.