reply to the following students post: When reading Building Wealth: A Beginner's Guide to Securing Your Financial Future brochure I came across numerous graphs that were great in explaining information and provided a visual representation that can make complex data easier to understand, such as finances. The first graph was The Monthly Budget Table (pg.8) it explains information in a structured way and presented detailed data. The table provided a clarity and summarized exactly how much Lynne needed to budget to save $125 per month. The beauty of using tables is that you work with exact numbers and can calculate exactly how much one is spending, where you're spending it, if it's necessary, and it you can cut those expenses, they are perfect for summarizing almost any content. Another graph that caught my attention in its effectiveness is The Compound Interest Advantage line graph (pg. 10). The line graph was a great visual representation on how your money will grow over the years if you are consisted in depositing $125/mo. You have an axis representing the years and another the investment value in dollar. It's a great representation on long term investing and if you're money is providing