Financial Literacy - Anyone Can Do It

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  1. Hi, everyone.
  2. My name is Kyle Curse Neck, and I am doing
  3. a focus on teen financial literacy as my opportunity.
  4. So with this opportunity, there are teens ah, that see
  5. a very big issue with their financials.
  6. Ah, in general now this poses a great opportunity to
  7. attack. With hundreds of thousands of teens having little to
  8. no knowledge on how to deal with finances, it puts
  9. many at risk are coming right out of high school.
  10. And then through team literacy comes a growing economy, money
  11. in the pocket of the consumer and the ability to
  12. not only increase profits, but also to increase the loyalty
  13. through a win win philosophy.
  14. Now, this win win philosophy comes from making a positive
  15. impact on the consumer and environment by also establishing that
  16. loyalty and profit for us as well.
  17. Now, targeting kids with a fun opportunity in junior high
  18. in high school in a thorough manner will help to
  19. really ensure that their futures are started off in a
  20. successful way.
  21. Now, in a fashion that will be detrimental to their
  22. ability to take a home or other service is to
  23. stay afloat in the future.
  24. Now, possible scenarios include financial freedom, bankruptcy in collections or
  25. living on the edge as means.
  26. If we don't attack this opportunity or if we do
  27. attack the opportunity, financial freedom could be something that is
  28. Ah, enjoyed by many.
  29. Now, on a scale from 1 to 10, it falls
  30. as a 10 on the pain slash game scenario, with
  31. boards and or card games as viable.
  32. Options for younger teens with possible automated automated technology is
  33. created for older teens, and then this also will directly
  34. affect the well being of millions.
  35. Now, looking at the issues and problems, there's just far
  36. too frequently we see teens, uh, getting bombarded with endless
  37. envelopes that are pushing people open credit cards, whether it
  38. be store or regular cards like Capital One or taking
  39. out student loans at very high rates without little, if
  40. any, understanding of how interest rate and compounding interest works
  41. in general.
  42. And eventually these students end up defaulting other loans going
  43. into bankruptcy, to the point where that bankruptcy shows up
  44. on the credit report for seven years and have little
  45. ability to get alone, depending on the financial institution they
  46. go to.
  47. It was found that also students who graduated in 2040
  48. Teen saw about 11.5% of the piers default on student
  49. debt. Of that or of in terms of bankruptcies, 19%
  50. of college students were those of file bankruptcy, which is
  51. addressing number.
  52. Considering that these individuals were shortly coming out of college
  53. and we're trying to further their careers through a college
  54. degree and then cost of college is not helping, either
  55. with room and board alongside tuition expenses, working their way
  56. up through demand.
  57. And then what was also concerning was how little kids,
  58. teens and young adults actually talked with their parents about
  59. finances. In a survey performed, 2016 Onley, 23% of teens
  60. and young adults 18 to 26 stated that they spoke
  61. to their parents about finances.
  62. 35% stated that they felt comfortable discussing finances Ah, with
  63. their parents, or that their parents felt uncomfortable talking about
  64. it. And then 31% they'll that their school adequately prepare
  65. them for dealing with finances and then looking at the
  66. opportunities found what the process is.
  67. There is so many opportunities that can arise just from
  68. anywhere in anything from a simple surfing trip, which happened
  69. with Go Pro or the CEO went to Australia and
  70. found an issue that he then tackled the problem.
  71. Ah, to big companies that are looking to just to
  72. stay relevant and ahead of competitors, which this can happen
  73. through a handful.
  74. Ah, of weight now simply stumbling into a problem, whether
  75. it be through a coworker oneself is one fashion of
  76. finding this through marketing research by Dana analysts.
  77. This could be either by crunching numbers and data to
  78. find new opportunity, which can happen through surveys, Ah, secondary
  79. data or even focus groups, which we could do those
  80. with high schoolers or young adults and then, in terms
  81. of the process itself, looking at the business strategy, Does
  82. this opportunity fit our strategy along with long term and
  83. short term objectives, and then establishing a department and innovation
  84. where they can create ideas, test the viability of these
  85. ideas, perform analysis of the market, create the product and
  86. final testing.
  87. Now finding a problem while attempting to address another issue
  88. could also result in a new opportunity on the perform
  89. performing surveys and focus groups once again aimed at finding
  90. problems that could be addressed what, and then looking at
  91. Maazel's hierarchy of needs, safety and security were was the
  92. area that we saw best fit with this opportunity.
  93. Just because finances are, ah, big deal and the safety
  94. and security with money, why was many to further their
  95. lives? It can also find itself into the sociological area
  96. because money is needed for food and shelter and then
  97. a paint, a picture of the problem and future solution
  98. debt holds back college students, which could possibly lead a
  99. bankruptcy. However, if we tackle this financial opportunity, financial freedom
  100. will come of it.
  101. And then finally, the conclusion Team financial literacy poses a
  102. huge threat to the well being of million's.
  103. Through this opportunity comes the ability to make an immense
  104. positive impact with good intentions for the community and environment
  105. and in this opportunity will reward us for years to
  106. come. If we grab it by the rains and then
  107. the picture references, along with the general references, Thank you
  108. for your time