Experts share tips for a financially fulfilled life

JACKSON, Tenn. — Some Americans feel optimistic about the future, especially when it comes to their finances.

That’s according to a study from Edward Jones and Cerulli Associates.

It finds nearly four out of five Americans say they are on track to achieve or have already achieved a financially fulfilled life.

Experts say to become more financially fulfilled, change spending habits, pay off debt, and be smart with your money.

It’s also important to to use the information we have at our disposal to help improve financial literacy – such as books or articles.

“I think once you do that, and do that at scale, it makes it a lot easier to change those spending habits,” said Jesse Abercrombie, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones. “Also, make sure that in the future there is no debt that gets accumulated to the same degree that it has in the past.”

Americans continue to feel stretched by inflation and rising costs. However, confidence and insight can lead to a financially fulfilled life

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