The WFEA Morning Update

NH Bankers Association: Finacial Literacy and Planning for College

Posted on September 17, 2025 by Tom Novak

We are joined by Christiana Thornton, Granite Edvance, and David Forman, Ledyard Bank, who join us for a conversation on financial literacy and planning for college.

What are some of the common issues surrounding financial literacy? Is it EVER too late to start planning and saving for college or post-12 education? How often should we review the financial portfolio? When is the right age to teach children financial literacy?

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