I think it's often appropriate. People need to understand-- financial skills are acquired skills, and they have everything to do with your own fiscal fitness.

I think it's often appropriate. People need to understand-- financial skills are acquired skills, and they have everything to do with your own fiscal fitness. It's not how much money you earn-- it's the delta between what you have coming in and what you spend. There are countless stories of low-to-middle income savers who grow to be wealthy through the power of safe, slow investing and compound interest. There are likewise countless stories of high-income individuals who spend all they make and more, ending up broke. The world needs more clarity. More education. These are bedrock, basic skills, but they are woefully underpresented.