Welcome to Industry Focus, the podcast that dives into a different sector of the stock market each day.

It's Monday, April 29th. I'm your host Jason Moser on today's show we've got some more earnings to get to as always we'll have one to watch

we even have a nice tweet to read out but we begin this week with another installment

of Between Two Fools Elizabeth Overbay is C.O.O. of Goldman Sachs's consumer banking division,

including Marcus by Goldman Sachs and Clarity Money. Dustin Cohn is the head of

brand and marketing communications for Marcus by Goldman Sachs.

As Financial Literacy Month here in April Winesdown, our own Matt Frankel sat down to talk with both

of them recently about the problems with Financial Literacy in America today and how Marcus is trying to be a part of the solution.

Thank you for joining our podcast on Financial Literacy Month of all times.

So does the Marcus team see Financial Literacy as a major problem in the U.S.

and other, aside from creating its financial products, what is Marcus doing to address the problem

so it it is uh... a real opportunity uh... in terms of what markets by Bowman's fact can provide to consumers

uh... by way of education and there

there is a uh... a lack of information uh... out there and

if consumers are also a bit

ashamed uh... that they don't have all the answers and sometimes that

shame creates inertia and uh... they don't look around for their options you know even simple

things like a savings account you know we found through our proprietary research

that sixty percent of consumers don't know their interest rate and about the same

number never even shopped around when they opened up their savings count in the

first place and you know as we all know there are some pretty pretty big uh... bank out there that are offering you know as little at

point zero three percent

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