By Nick Dimengo Seattle (Knewz) — If it seems like many Americans are lost when it comes to financial education, that’s because they are. According to a new poll conducted by OnePoll and TD Bank, which asked 2,000 people about topics such as investing, inflation and saving for long-term goals, few showed financial literacy. The survey results showed the average American doesn’t start to feel “on top” of their personal finances until at least 30 years old. Additionally, only 33 percent of the poll’s respondents admitted that they were completely confident in their investing prowess. Further hig…