4/13/21-To Combat Financial Illiteracy, Education Needs to Start Early in the Classroom, Advocates Say

April 13 2021
By: info@njcfe.org
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To Combat Financial Illiteracy, Education Needs to Start Early in the Classroom, Advocates Say

April 5, 2021 | cnbc.com

The lack of personal finance education in this country has proven to be devastating.
It has led to many people racking up credit card and student loan debt, living paycheck to paycheck, and not saving enough for retirement. It has resulted in people not being able to buy a home or, in some cases, not able to put enough food on the table.

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4/13/21-To Combat Financial Illiteracy, Education Needs to Start Early in the Classroom, Advocates Say

To Combat Financial Illiteracy, Education Needs to Start Early in the Classroom, Advocates Say

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