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Money loves a count: what is your level of financial literacy?
Financial literacy is not at all about saving on everything and tightening your belt.
It is an absolutely essential skill - being able to manage money so that it does not manage you. Have you ever wondered how much of your budget is eaten up by streaming service subscriptions, and how much goes to all kinds of deliveries for things you could just as well buy in a physical store?
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