April is National Financial Literacy Month, an important reminder of the critical role that financial literacy plays in ensuring Americans' personal and economic well-being. At NAIFA, we believe that promoting financial literacy is not just about helping individuals manage their finances but also fostering a more prosperous society for all.

In today’s changing economy, personal struggles like addiction are having profound financial consequences. In a recent webinar, NAIFA Florida President Cheryl Canzanella, owner of Coastal Life Strategies and a 25-year veteran of the financial services industry, explored how the opioid epidemic is impacting families’ emotional and financial well-being—and what advisors can do to help.