o you think you’d make the grade when it comes to financial literacy? Most Americans between the ages of 50 and 75 scored low marks when it comes to a retirement income literacy quiz, according to The American College of Financial Services.  As we get into this today, here are a couple of big takeaways.In general:   Men scored higher than women.  Americans with more than $1.5 million in savings scored twice as high as those with less than $100,000 saved.Financial Advisor Chris Mediate will go over ways you can improve your Financial Literacy score and provide examples of lifes warning signs that people often miss when getting prepared to begin their retirement journeys.  We know you have plenty on your plate but if you believe you could use a little extra assistance with your financial goals or establish what it is you truly believe makes a great retirement for you.  So give Christopher and his team a call to see where your portfolio stands during any market changes, 800-994-1339.  Or visit us online at mediatefinancial.com!Catch us on our local radio show!Newsradio 570 WKBN, Saturdays 6 A.MWe know you have plenty on your plate but if you believe you could use a little extra assistance with your financial goals or establish what it is you truly believe makes a great retirement for you.  So give Chris and his team a call to see where your portfolio stands during any market changes, 800-994-1339.  Or visit us online at mediatefinancial.com!Catch us on our local radio show! Newsradio 570 WKBN, Saturdays 6 A.M

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