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It's an advantage to have a solid grasp of basic financial concepts as early as possible so that one can be prepared to face the world with minimal shock.

Many of us grew up in poor families. Living paycheck to paycheck often meant having to improvise on a lot of things, especially meals.

Most of us try to go through our lives without regret. But it's impossible to do everything right. Without mistakes, we would never learn and grow.

Ask just about anyone you know and they probably have a great story involving strangers. These people share the odd person they still think about.

Plans don’t always work out how we want, and in ultra embarrassing moments like these, all we can do is say, "...I messed up."

Can we ever really be sure of anything we think we know? Isn’t it possible that everything we think is real is just some kind of mysterious delusion?