<prompt> Human: So I teach financial education to area high school and college students but I am having a hard time staying in communication with them to share money saving tips and advice to keep them out of making bad money decisions. As a millennial how do you prefer to get your finance advice where do you like to get your info other than reddit? Do you like emails, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, You Tube or what source?I really am trying to do a good thing for our younger people - give them the financial freedom they deserve - so any help is appreciated!  <response>: I guess Im technically a millennial 30. Most of my financial advice is from websites like Mr. Money Mustache Money Under 30 and Bogleheads I was lucky enough to have parents that taught me the value of financial management in middle school and high school and an uncle that Ive had many conversations about it with since then. Ive stayed away from financial advisors and tried to rely on logic and common sense, although there have been a few slip-ups over the years.Mr. Money Mustache is by far my favorite site, which has many ideas for saving money, cutting spending, and reaching financial independence. Having students track where theyre actually spending money, teaching them what they need to know for college andor working immediately after high school, and teaching the basics of stocks, bonds and mutual funds is a good start.Good on you for teaching students about financial management. Its something a lot of people my age could have used in high school. 