9/1/20-We Need to Teach Personal Finance Classes Starting in Middle School If We Want Kids to Have a Stable Future

September 01 2020
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We Need to Teach Personal Finance Classes Starting in Middle School If We Want Kids to Have a Stable Future

August 13, 2020 | businesinsider.com

At the start of the coronavirus shutdowns in March, many Americans had no savings to fall back on. Do people deserve to be paid more? Absolutely. But no amount of income is going to teach people to become savvy budgeters and savers, skills which are critical to developing a secure financial future.

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9/1/20-We Need to Teach Personal Finance Classes Starting in Middle School If We Want Kids to Have a Stable Future

We Need to Teach Personal Finance Classes Starting in Middle School If We Want Kids to Have a Stable Future

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