US EditionTax day: Financial literacy lacking among teens
- The American Parents Coalition is advocating for better financial literacy education for children, stating that students who take these classes are less likely to face financial issues.
- A survey indicated that many teenagers feel unprepared for financial responsibilities, with three out of four teens admitting they don’t understand basic financial concepts.
- Currently, only half of states require high school students to learn personal finance, and only 11 states mandate that it be a separate course.
- Alleigh Marré, Executive Director of the American Parents Coalition, stated that learning about personal finance is often overlooked, despite its importance in preparing children for successful adult lives.
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Tax day: Financial literacy lacking among teens
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