At Qnity, our goal is to help individuals and businesses experience a long and prosperous career in their craft of choice. One of the central principles to achieving a long and prosperous career is understanding preneurship and which type is best for you.

It’s not how much money you make; it is how you USE the money you make. In this post, we talk about spending – or as we call it – MONEY OUT.

Happy tax season, everyone! In partnership with Lightheart, Sanders and Associates, we've compiled 4 great tips to help students keep more of their "MONEY IN."

One personal finance expert says, “An emergency fund converts a CRISIS to an inconvenience.” And we agree! When it comes to your students building their savings, an emergency fund should be one of the first priorities.

Do your students understand how their credit will impact their lives? Ask your students what they think of when they hear the word “credit”? Credit scores? Credit reports? Maybe credit cards? Simply put, the term “credit” refers to an agreement or contract between you and a lender, allowing you to purchase an item or borrow money now and pay later.

Jill Krahn, owner of the Salon Professional Academy Fargo, explains how the math of money is for everyone — especially beauty students.

Danielle Markley and Hays Academy are dedicated to a holistic approach to education. By combining technical skills with financial literacy, they are setting a new standard in the beauty and wellness industry, ensuring their graduates are not only skilled but also financially savvy and prepared for long-term success.

Stephanie Liebel, who serves as an education leader at PMTS Fort Myers, emphasizes the critical need for financial education and highlights the prevalent gap in financial literacy, which often leads to high levels of money anxiety among students.

There comes a time in most students’ lives when the reality of having to make the transition into the working world hits. For most students, discussions around money often evoke anxiety and fear, as the topic can open the door to a vast, overwhelming unknown.

Over the course of 5 days, in partnership with Pivot Point, we dug deep into the transformative power of financial literacy for school curriculums. We talked about what success requires, how to graduate hireable students, the language of money, and so much more.

Meet Allison, our newest MONEY Ambassador. Stephanie works in admissions at Paul Mitchell The School Cleveland. Read on to learn why she thinks financial literacy is important for students, which part of the MONEY program she’s most excited about, and more.

Meet Stephanie, our newest MONEY Ambassador. Stephanie is an educator at Paul Mitchell The School Fort Myers. Read on to learn why she’s passionate about financial literacy, which part of the MONEY program she’s most excited about, and more.