Q: Have you watched PBS’ personal finance series “Two Cents”?
A: If not, it may be one of the most useful free financial resources you’re overlooking.
“Two Cents” features short, engaging episodes – often just a few minutes long – designed to make money topics easier to understand. Since launching in 2018, the series has produced hundreds of episodes covering a wide range of personal finance subjects.
Here’s why it’s worth exploring:
It covers highly practical financial topics. Episodes address budgeting, credit scores, debt, investing, retirement planning, inflation, emergency funds and other financial issues that are especially relevant in today’s economy.
It makes complex topics approachable. The series excels at breaking down intimidating financial concepts into clear, actionable lessons.
It offers trusted, high-quality financial education. As part of PBS Digital Studios, “Two Cents” combines strong educational value with engaging delivery.
It’s easy to access and continually relevant. With hundreds of episodes available online, it can serve as an ongoing resource as your financial questions and goals evolve.
The bottom line: Managing money well requires lifelong learning. Just as physical health benefits from regular exercise, financial health improves when you sharpen your knowledge continually, and “Two Cents” can be an excellent place to start.
Send questions about your taxes to Vincent Hicks, a CPA based in Cambridge who has more than 20 years of experience, at vincent@hickscpasolutions.com. You can call Hicks at (859) 553-0788.
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