If you are like many Americans, your financial literacy can use some occasional polishing.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago has been offering the tools and opportunities for people to brush up on their financial knowledge annually -- at least -- through Money Smart Week, which ends Saturday. The public awareness campaign, started by the Reserve Bank in 2002, aims to help consumers better manage their finances.
The 10-year-old initiative has grown nationally and includes partnerships with schools, nonprofits, libraries, businesses financial institutions and more. Events are planned through April 12. If you're interested in attending a presentation or seminar, go to moneysmartweek.org to find a local event.
You can't make your money work for you until you know how your money works.
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