What Financial Advice Do Millennials Say they Need?

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Despite millennials' confidence in their financial knowledge, they want advice on three topics in particular: savings, budgeting and credit cards.

In a study conducted by Angus Reid Public Opinion for TD Bank, 59% of those polled reported being "extremely" or "very" knowledgeable about day-to-day banking products. Still, 26% of those polled felt they needed advice on credit cards. More men than women said they want help on the subject, by a margin of 29% to 23%.

Some 38% of 501 Hispanics polled wanted advice on credit cards, making that product the group's second highest concern. The group most wanted advice on savings (45%).

More millennials reported having a checking account (100%) or savings account (82%) than a credit card (72%). Women (68%) and Hispanics (64%) were less likely to have a card than men as a whole (75%).

The TD Bank Financial Education Survey polled 2,031 Americans ages 18-34 from Jan. 28 to Feb. 10, 2014.

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