"How about Huffington Post or BuzzFeed?" asked my daughter when I queried her on a preferred mainstream media outlet for a financial literacy campaign aimed at recent college graduates.
You see, I have this idea that if we can teach recent college graduate to save a little now, we can show them all how to retire as millionaires. And who doesn't want to retire as a millionaire?
I considered her choices and told her I thought Huffington Post had a fairly apparent liberal agenda and that might detract from the non-partisan nature of the effort.
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