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Six Steps to Implementing Financial Education in the Workplace
It is well known among employers that a lot of employees struggle with stress — including financial stress — at work. In a recent article in Forbes, Miguel D. Vasquez, […]
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Consumers think financial planning is hard.Technology could change that
Americans often think financial planning is as difficult as training for a marathon. The good news is that managing money will likely look a lot different in the future, thanks […]
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America’s Growing Financial Literacy Problem
Every three years the United States Government’s Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINA) conducts a survey to gauge personal financial literacy in the nation. Over the six years between 2009 and […]
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How Venmo is Changing the Rules in Financial Education
Technology is changing personal finance–and the way we teach it–in profound ways. It’s not all good. But if we can master the gadgets in our hands the payoff will be […]
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FDIC Spotlights Latest Studies On Consumer Behavior
The 8th annual Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Consumer Research Symposium was held last month in Arlington, VA. Academics from across the country presented and discussed the latest research on […]
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Parents Spend $500 Billion on Adult Kids, But Can’t Afford to Retire
Parents Spend $500 Billion on Adult Kids, But Can’t Afford to Retire October 3, 2018 | rightaboutmoney.com In the throes of a severe retirement savings crisis, parents are spending twice […]
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How Counting Jelly Beans Leads to Better Investing
This past summer NextGen Personal Finance hosted a professional development seminar for personal finance teachers. Here are some suggestions from the seminar that teachers can take to their classrooms.
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How to Teach Your Kid the Value of Money
How to Teach Your Kid the Value of Money September 19, 2024 | huffpost.com Raising a financially literate child doesn’t have to be difficult. Financial experts were asked to break […]
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NJCFE Financial Literacy Roundtable a Success!
Manalapan, N. J. – On July 13th, 2018, the NJCFE held a Financial Literacy Roundtable to discuss up-and-coming topics in which educators should be interested. Attendees included educators, non-profit employees, […]
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New Jersey Credit Union Foundation and N.J. CUS Reach Over 2,800 Students With Reality Fair Program
Sixteen financial literacy fairs were held across New Jersey by various credit unions. $14,700 in grant funding was given to nine of these credit unions to offset the fair costs […]