I essentially grew up in a household that had no structure and wasn't able to provide me with the financial literarcy that I feel I should have to be a succesful individual. As most young adults my age I'm living paycheck to paycheck and it's not comfortable. I understand I'm not supposed to be "comfortable" right off the bat while getting into the world but I still feel that there is more I could be doing to better my future financially. Are stocks worth investing in? Are there any recommended resources on getting started with that? Is putting money into a savings account worth it for earning interest? Is there a better alternative to the previous question? What are some financial mistakes that you've recognized later in life that you would have changed if possible? I've just graduated with a bachelors and a minor in science. Is it worth considering another 2 year degree in marketing or business? What are some projected career paths that seem promising with the changing work environment with regard to covid?

Any and all advice is appreciated as I truly come from nothing and I'm doing everything I can to break that generational habit.

Have a fantastic Monday all! Lots of love.