International- BI launched our Master your Money series in January with an overview of the financial headwinds that millennials endure by Hillary Hoffower and a guide to options for tackling student-loan debt by Tanza Loudenback.
- Since then, the global economy has taken a turn that left many
millennials in the same position they were in when they graduated. - But, finance experts say they shouldn't stop working toward their financial goals, and even if they've found themselves in what feels like an impossible situation, there are still opportunities to pivot plans or create new ones.
- During BI's
Master your Money Live Digital Bootcamp on Wednesday, July 8 at noon ET, experts will talk about how to reset a financial plan, rebuild an emergency fund, and more!
The global pandemic created uncertainty for many people, regardless of their individual financial circumstances. What's ahead is not entirely clear — and that's what worries people.
For millennials, many of whom graduated into the Great Recession, the challenges ahead may seem even more overwhelming.
To help millennials cope with the next set of challenges, BI presents a Planning for the Future in Uncertain Times, is a live digital event as part of our Master Your Money series.
The event will convene personal finance experts to talk about how millennials can make — and, in some cases, re-make — financial plans, and dedicate themselves to achieving tangible financial goals - even if there are setbacks and delays.
The discussion will be moderated by Tanza Loudenback, personal finance correspondent and Certified Financial Planner candidate at Business Insider. Speakers include Kelly Lannan, a member of BI's Money Council and vice president of Young Investors for Personal Investing, a unit of Fidelity Investments, and Anna N'Jie-Konte, a certified financial planner and host of the "First-Gen Realness" podcast.
This live digital event will take place on Wednesday, July 8 at 12:00 ET.