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Money is everywhere. People make and spend money on a frequent and consistent basis. Whether you're refilling your car with gas, paying for your school tuition, saving money to move out, or planning for retirement, you must deal with money. Even though everyone has to deal with it, most people don't know how to use it properly. One's financial situation plays a big role in determining their quality of life. When someone increases their level of financial literacy, it directly improves the quality of their life. Money is a tool that most people don't know how to use. Most people live paycheck-to-paycheck and depend on their single income stream to keep them afloat. They struggle to pay off debt because they can't save a penny and don't understand simple budgeting. These people are willing, but they just don't know how to escape their current financial rut. They don't know where to start. The first step seems the hardest. Financial literacy would solve the

Obesity has become a widespread issue across the US. Almost majority of the people in this country are overweight. Not only is it an epidemic within this country, but obesity rates are increasing across the world. The problem roots from people consuming too much food, not initiating enough physical movement and having easy accessibility to the wrong kinds of foods. Many people are taking notice and changing their lifestyles. A generally healthy lifestyle consists of exercising daily, drinking plenty of water, eating only whole foods, and limiting snacking. The government has also taken notice and took their own form of action. Some governments have adopted the concept of a "fat tax", where there would be extra tax added to foods that are unhealthy to prevent more people from buying it. Schools have tried to create meal plans that are more balancing and ban unhealthy snacks for kids. The government can make several different changes, but people will still be obese. So what doe