4/20/21-Financial Literacy Month: Week 2
- April 20 2021
- By: info@njcfe.org
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Financial Literacy Month: Week 2
Students face an ever-growing list of perplexing financial decisions as they carve their path from high school to postsecondary education into adulthood. For this week of Financial Literacy Month, the theme is supporting students. Join us in our effort to raise awareness of financial education’s need in our communities, particularly those who are taking on the highest school-related debt in history; 69% of recent U.S. college graduates each have an average student loan debt of $37,500. With the right tools and continued knowledge, we believe students can successfully navigate decisions ranging from loan agreements to household budgets.
No-Cost Programming for Students
Our Pathways program helps students successfully transition from high school to postsecondary education (and beyond) through informed and proactive financial decisions. All our curricula are free to download and print, and are now labeled on our website page precisely, such as “learner’s workbooks” and “fillable PDFs.”
Together, we can help build a movement that provides #FinLitForAll!