FTL Announces Educational Program for Residents Living In California

FTL, a company assisting in California has recently announced a method to use Artificial Intelligence to help consumers get the best service possible. This will help FTL provide financial resources to people in California. California is, according to many different sources, one of the the most expensive states to live in and with the economy exploding in places around San Francisco, jobs are are high paying, but this leads to a high cost of living in Los Angeles and other places in California it can be difficult to make ends meet.

When companies like Facebook, Google, Apple come to California they provide many great jobs, however, this raises the cost of living because people can afford to pay for higher homes, and there is only limited inventory.

FTL has decided to launch an educational program aimed at helping consumers get the financial education they need so that they can make wise decisions and budget effectively and appropriately.

Terry Hiatt, an educational specialist that consults with FTL writes, “Unfortunately, high schools today, and even many colleges do not teach basic financial education principles. This leads to people getting into debt, getting into credit card debt, or other worse options.” FTL has decided to to play an important role in the community and will be publishing a set of videos on financial education and also providing research to people who are in need of financial education.

Hiatt continues, “As part of the California economy, it is important that we setup future generations to be successful. Part of this is proper education and people understanding what is required to be successful in life and what doesn’t work.”

Videos, charts, graphs, and other information will be made available to help consumers become educated on the issues in their financial lives.

To learn more those interested can reach FTL TOLL FREE at (844) 254-7170 or go here to learn more about other options.

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