Sentence examples for financially confident from inspiring English sources

It's through a commitment to financial education that anyone can be financially confident – see a recurring theme here?

The Allianz 2018 Generations Ahead Study found that Millennials, on the way to being in much better financial shape than other generations, feel financially confident at the rate of 77%, while only 64% of Gen Xers feel that way.

"A comparison of the participants' views before and after the project found that 71 per cent were more financially confident as a result of the sessions.

Meanwhile, 98% of the Money House's 340 ex-trainees surveyed feel more financially confident after the course and nobody who completed the five-day course has been evicted.

The bottom line: It doesn't matter how much money you have, if you want to raise financially confident and secure children, it's your responsibility to talk to them from an early age about earning, saving and giving.

A woman who is more financially confident and secure is a happier woman.

I accept that a cohort of post-grad students - middle class, well educated, financially comfortable, confident in their own skins - does not necessarily represent wider society.

It's noteworthy that the U.S. global giants that were financially healthy and confident enough to make major operations investments recently have stressed that they made those investments at home.

Our digital-first strategy is designed to help us navigate through this, to ensure that the business is financially stable and confident, and that we are in a position to grab opportunities with both hands.

The older a woman becomes, the more independent, financially stable, and confident she will be.

LGBT residents in states that permit same-sex marriage were found to be more confident financially than those living in states with no legal relationship status, domestic partnerships or civil unions, according to Prudential.