I rise to support H. Res. 1079. Financial stability is the foundation on which freedom and prosperity are built. It is vital that all Americans grab hold of their personal finances so that families and future generations of Americans have the opportunity to prosper. I rise to honor the goals and ideals 'Financial Literacy Month' represents, and urge the nation to secure their finances and plan for the years to come. As a member of the Financial Literacy Caucus and co-sponsor of this resolution, I join my colleagues in acknowledging the importance of financial planning and encourage Americans to set goals rather than live from paycheck to paycheck. With the assistance of dedicated financial planners, Americans can be educated and assisted with setting up a sound financial plan and provide for their family a more secure life. Through a financial plan, we begin to dream. When we dream, we have the incentive to save; and through savings, we flourish financially. Through a variety of activities, workshops, and seminars in local communities, citizens will have the ideal opportunity to speak with knowledgeable financial planners and begin to paint a picture of a more sound and secure future of financial independence. Mr. Speaker, I am thrilled to co-sponsor this resolution so that many Americans, for the first time, can begin to dream of a life of financial security, and work to reach their highest goals and aspirations.
Michele Bachmann: “I rise to support H. Res. 1079. Financial stability is the foundation on which freedom and prosperity are built. It is…”
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Supporting H. Res. 1079 to promote financial literacy and planning for Americans.
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