Singleton Foundation

Thank you Tucson for being the first city to come together on this critical topic. We applaud you!

Announcing our first-ever Community Commitment program launching in Tucson, Arizona. This free, first of its kind, six-month program offers every member of the community access to digital information and tools to develop the skills necessary to plan their financial futures with confidence. Learn more about our exciting new initiative, the community leaders and partners involved here: https://mmstori.es/2WRT2ET

"Society's reluctance to discuss personal finance hinders our ability to become financially competent," says Cary Singleton, co-founder of the Singleton Foundation for Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship. In this passionate talk, Cary shares the innovative approach the Foundation is taking with its new, free digital channel, Million Stories, which harnesses the power of entertainment to captivate, educate and inspire a whole generation to become entrepreneurs/CEOs of their lives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS4BhcFEaE8

Financial literacy is a major crisis, especially amongst millennials. How do we solve it? The groundbreaking new study from the Singleton Foundation and The Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center finds insights on how we can increase millennial’s engagement with learning materials. In fact, we’re working on one solution that helps solve the problem in the most entertaining way possible. More to come soon. Meanwhile, check out the survey at https://singletonfoundation.org/research/

If you want to help become financial literate, use video. That’s one of their favorite ways to learn, according to the new GFLEC-Singleton Foundation study. (Wait’ll you see what we’ve got in store. It’s called Million Stories, and it’s a whole new kind of entertainment network.) Learn more about the study at https://singletonfoundation.org/research/

Where do you get your ? Many rely on their friends, family and the rest of their social network to learn about , shows the new GFLEC-Singleton Foundation study. One surprising finding: 42% of millennials model their financial behavior after their parents. Check out the insights at https://singletonfoundation.org/research/