Financial Literacy Month on Twitter (#FLM)

In honor of Financial Literacy Month (April), we will be using the hashtag #FLM on financial literacy-related Twitter posts. The idea is to bring awareness to the need for financial literacy (and help us meet some other financially-minded people Twitterers too!) To participate, simply add the hashtag #FLM on any Twitter post you think relates to financial literacy. Here is a sample tweet:

MoneyManagement: Just had the pleasure of connecting with one of the members of the President’s Council on Financial Literacy! #FLM

For an easy way to track the conversations, you can visit TweetForChange.com. You can also follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/MoneyManagement.  Not sure what I’m talking about? Check out Twitter.com.

Disclaimer: We are so happy to be able to bring all of this information together, but we can’t possibly be held responsible for other people’s Tweets. In fact, it is quite likely that many of the opinions expressed here will not represent the view of MMI. Nothing appearing on this aggregator or website is legal or tax advice nor should it be taken as such. We should probably also mention that the Tweet For Change aggregator is powered by, but not officially associated with, Twitter.

Kim McGrigg is the former Manager of Community and Media Relations for MMI.

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