1/30/24 – Financial Literacy Struggles Persist: Majority of U.S. States Unprepared to Educate Gen Z on Personal Finance

January 30 2024
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Financial Literacy Struggles Persist: Majority of U.S. States Unprepared to Educate Gen Z on Personal Finance

Personal finance courses in U.S. high schools are the key to elevating financial literacy rates, especially among young adults seeking advice on how to prepare for lives of financial independence.

January 26, 2024 | thestreet.com

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As members of Generation Z – those born from 1997 to 2012 – grow older and begin to equip themselves for lives of financial independence, most realize they are unprepared only after facing financial challenges.

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1/30/24 – Financial Literacy Struggles Persist: Majority of U.S. States Unprepared to Educate Gen Z on Personal Finance

Financial Literacy Struggles Persist: Majority of U.S. States Unprepared to Educate Gen Z on Personal Finance

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