Now, imagine how your would feel 

 You see, almost all of these are related to financial knowledge; however, the fact is, nobody is more interested in your financial future than you are, not the government, not the company you work for, and not the community around you.

It is your sole responsibility to learn how money works, and how to protect yourself, how to build a solid financial foundation and how to establish your financial security, because you are the only one who is in control of your financial future.

Today, we can learn almost everything from school; we can learn accounting, business administrations, computer science, data science, but all of these are taught to work for someone else, to be employed by big cooperation.

But the only one important knowledge that are related to ourselves, our family and our financial future, is not taught at school.

which is the "Financial Education"…

Right now, about 10,000 baby boomers are turning to 65 every day. By the year of 2034, the social security fund will be completely depleted; only 32% of seniors aged 65 and over have $200,000 in retirement account and about 25% of Americans aged 65 and over rely social security as their only source of retirement income.

According to a study by the Small Business Administration, less than 2 percent of millennials (born after 1980) in 2014 were self-employed, compared with 7.6 percent of Generation Xers (born 1965-1980) and 8.3 percent of baby boomers (born 1946-1964).

All because the financial challenges facing today's young adults are stifling their entrepreneurial dreams. The results of a nationwide survey published by EY.

Millennials are facing even bigger hurdles. About 39% of people under age 25 are unemployed or underemployed; they are earning less today than the same age site did in the past; 40% of Millennials aged 18 to 29 currently have student loan debt; 15% of 25- to 35-year-old Millennials were living in their parents’ home as of 2016 and Millennials are less likely to be homeowners than young adults in previous generations. Millennials are even more financially fragile.

You landed on this page, want to take the first step for some financial educations, you are starting to take some responsibilities for yourself, your family and anybody you love, or you want to make educated decision about your financial needs, to build a solid financial foundation toward a better financial future.

Whatever the reason, I want to congratulate you that you have come to the right spot, I will regularly post some blogs on topics covering from investment to retirement, from protection to asset and estate planning, from kids education to Tax planning...

Of course, if you are willing to make something good, exciting, challenging and contributing to the community and the world around you, or if you want to start a side business to make some supplemental income, to create a backup plan, or if you want to make a career, to create a life-time passive income stream.