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Most & Least Financially Literate States ? NJ Looks Good at Number Four
Most & Least Financially Literate States ? NJ Looks Good at Number Four April 3, 2019 | wallethub.com In order to find the states with the best financial literacy, […]
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Financial literacy matters. Here?s what we need to do about it
Financial literacy matters. Here?s what we need to do about it April 10, 2019 | cnbc.com The lack of financial understanding by consumers has been signaled as one of the […]
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Let’s Make Kids Part of the Financial Literacy Conversation
Let’s Make Kids Part of the Financial Literacy Conversation April 1, 2019 | thinkadvisor.com The observance of National Retirement Planning Week, April 8-12, and Financial Literacy Month each […]
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April Is Financial Literacy Month – Why Financial Wellness Matters
April Is Financial Literacy Month – Why Financial Wellness Matters March 31 , 2018 | forbes.com April is Financial Literacy Month and a great time to focus on financial […]
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‘I am a CFP? Pro’ Campaign
‘I am a CFP? Pro’ Campaign Launched by the Certified Financial Planners (CFP) Board Center for Financial Planning, the ‘I am a CFP? Pro’ campaign encourages young people of all backgrounds to consider careers […]
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NJ’S Challenge is to Maintain Standards for High School Graduation
In an Op-Ed, Michael J. Petrilli, President of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a leading education policy think tank, argues that, “Recent turmoil over graduation requirements in (the) Garden State […]
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Student Bill of Rights Central to New State Plan for Higher Education
For the first time in more than 13 years, New Jersey has a plan for improving higher education in the state. It includes enhancing college affordability, creating work opportunities, ensuring […]
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Senior Scams Are Getting Old
Times Up for senior scammers! (Specifically, scammers who target the elderly—not old scammers.) The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently orchestrated the largest nationwide “elder fraud sweep” in history, with a […]
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How Kids Are Adapting to a Cashless Culture?
A quarter of the U.S. population is made up of people born from the mid-1990s to around 2010, known as Generation Z. When it comes to making purchases, this group […]
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Latest Attempt to Rate NJ Schools is Now Public
Grading schools is always tricky business, and the Murphy administration took a shot last week with the release of new School Performance Reports for 2017-2018 that again bestow a numerical […]