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Game of Life decisions

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Honda Federal Credit Union recently presented the “Game of Life” simulation to Bellefontaine High school students, and a “Car Buying Experience.” The Game of Life is a program that helps students analyze spending, create budgets, and compare potential monthly payments with their chosen career’s earnings. Community volunteers from related professions guide students through real-life financial decisions, such as purchasing a car, housing, childcar…

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Game of Life decisions

Honda Federal Credit Union recently presented the “Game of Life” simulation to Bellefontaine High school students, and a “Car Buying Experience.” The Game of Life is a program that helps students analyze spending, create budgets, and compare potential monthly payments with their chosen career’s earnings. Community volunteers from related professions guide students through real-life financial decisions, such as purchasing a car, housing, childcar…

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examiner.org broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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