How a veteran-owned company is closing the financial literacy gap
A veteran is working to improve financial knowledge. This effort is driven by personal experience. At one point, the individual was struggling to manage finances while in college.
The person's background includes a family with a history of military service and business. They did not initially plan to follow in their parents' footsteps by joining the military. Further details about this initiative are available from the source, including the individual's journey and how their experiences shaped their goals.
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