Springfield Initiates Early Financial Education: From Kindergarten to High School
The school department started the program concerned students were graduating without the knowledge to avoid financial pitfalls.
Ohio House votes in favor of a bill mandating that capitalism been taught in high school financial education.
A proposal that would require financial literacy courses already mandated in Ohio high schools to include lessons on capitalism has passed the Republican-dominated Ohio House.
Call for govt to prioritise financial education in primary schools
A number of advocates have called on the government to prioritise financial education in primary schools from a younger age, stating it is currently in a “perilous state”.
Callaway Middle School to Experience Financial Realities with Interactive Simulation
Callaway Middle School students will soon get a taste of reality in their future finances with Communities in School’s Reality U program.
Ohio House passes a bill to teach financial education students about socialism.
Credit scores, copays and … capitalism? Ohio lawmakers want high school students to learn about the values of a free market during their financial literacy courses.
Empowering Communities: Advancing Financial Literacy for Social Justice
Ryan Harris, Denver Broncos Super Bowl 50 Champion and Board Member of Economic Literacy Colorado, believes financial literacy is the key to equality.
Challenges of Implementing a Minimum Support Price Guarantee: Financial and Policy Perspectives
Annual procurement, hike every year could have huge ramifications for the exchequer, economists say
Bill mandating economic education is filed by a legislator.
A bill has been filed at the House of Representatives mandating the government to institutionalize its financial literacy programs for workers. House Bill 9888, filed by Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan of Bicol Saro party-list group will enable workers to invest their hard-earned money wisely and protect them from scams that have proliferated in the country’s […]
Top Debit Cards for Teens in February 2024
The best teens’ debit cards have low fees, strong parental monitoring features, budgeting tools, and educational resources. Find the best fit for your child.
Enhancing Financial Resilience: The Army’s Commitment to Financial Education for Soldiers
WASHINGTON – Training and guidance on financial concerns is delivered worldwide in the Army through the Financial Readiness Program, which is designed t…
Navigating the Rising Costs: The Urgent Need for Improved Financial Literacy
It can be argued that financial literacy is a necessity and not a luxury. A recent study by the National Financial Educators Council revealed that Americans who lack knowledge about personal finances lose an average of $1,819 annually. This might seem like a small amount in the short-term, but in the long-term, it adds up […]Read More… from Financial Literacy Falls Behind, as Stress Over Managing Living Expenses Increases
Palicha’s Journey to Financial Literacy: The Influence of a P&L Declaration
Palicha’s partnership with Suvir led to rapid growth and a crash course in financial management, teaching him the importance of P&L statements for entrepreneurs.
Closing the Gender and Rural Gaps in Financial Understanding
Gender and regional disparities exist in financial literacy, with adult females having lower knowledge of financial institutions compared to males, and rural adults demonstrating less understanding than their urban counterparts across various financial terms and concepts.
Zach Harney, Financial Planning: Overcoming financial fatalism in younger generations
According to a recent study from Intuit, almost three-quarters of Gen Z Americans are hesitant to set up long-term financial goals. Two-thirds said they will likely never have enough money to retir…
New York Life Teams Up with MLB, Little League, and US Soccer for Financial Education
Discover how New York Life’s partnerships with MLB, Little League, and U.S. Soccer Federation are driving financial education through sports, aiming to enhance financial literacy nationwide.
Celebrating Prosperity: Young Girl’s Remarkable $3,700 Lunar New Year Haul Sparks Financial Wisdom
Explore the story of a young girl in China, her angbao collection, and the societal debate it sparks on financial literacy and parental guidance. Dive into the cultural reflection intertwined with…
Enhancing Financial Literacy in Bangladesh to Combat Fraudulent Schemes
Criminals in Bangladesh thrive on digital platforms, luring students and exploiting lax consequences, prompting government-led financial literacy initiatives.
Empowering Delaware’s Youth Through Financial Education Initiatives
YourMoney101 Founder & CEO Mark Olazagasti talks about House Bill 203 and the significance of financial literacy education.
UK Workforce Struggles with Financial Literacy, Reveals Pluxee Survey
New research from the employee benefits and engagement leader shows discomfort among 51 per cent of employees in discussing their financial knowledge.
High School Senior Champions Mandatory Financial Literacy Curriculum, Pushes for Legislative Change
Just recently, on January 15th, Southridge High School Senior, Ashwin Joshi spoke with State House Representatives in Olympia. He’s just one student in a group
Comprehensive Workplace Financial Support: A Strategy for Employee Wellbeing
The Financial Wellbeing Research 2023[1], published by the Reward & Employee Benefits Association (REBA) in association with WEALTH at work, details the wide-ranging workplace support that employers can offer as part of a joined-up financial wellbeing strategy to help manage the risks adversely impacting employees’ financial wellbeing. The survey uncovered risks to financial wellbeing that […]
Rupert Resources Reports Updated Mineral Resource Estimate for Ikkari of Over Four Million Ounces of Gold in Indicated Category and Provides Details of Winter 2023/2024 Drilling Targets
TORONTO — Rupert Resources Ltd. (“Rupert” or the “Company”) reports an updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Ikkari Project showing a total Indicated…
SoFi and Jayson Tatum Launch $1M Initiative to Boost Financial Literacy
US bank SoFi has announced a partnership with the Boston Celtics’ Jayson Tatum to offer and promote financial literacy by donating $1m. The…
Empowering Youth: Port Arthur Chosen for Innovative Financial Education Pilot Program
A national company has chosen Port Arthur as a site to launch a college prep and financial education program. David Adefeso and Cedric Ceballos of The Sootchy Charitable Foundation & Sootchy Inc. made the announcement Tuesday of choosing Port Arthur for The Sootchy Education Program. They spoke at a regularly scheduled city council meeting. Subscribe […]
Boost Your Wealth: Alpha Kappa Alpha’s Sweet Savings Brunch
Local members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated graduate in chapter Kappa Pi Omega hosts a financial literacy event.
Wing 2 Wing Foundation Makes $1,000,000 Donation to Operation HOPE to Foster Financial Literacy Programs Across America
/PRNewswire/ — Operation HOPE, a leading nonprofit dedicated to advancing financial literacy and economic empowerment in underserved communities across…
Celebrating Financial Harmony and Love: A Couple’s Journey to Wealth and Happiness
HELLO LOVEBIRDS, it’s the month of love already, yay! So this month I wanted to share some reflections on the grand ballroom of life, love and money, which has been my husband and I’s journey.
North Easton Savings Bank Strengthens Team with Appointment of Matthew Dyer as Assistant Vice President
North Easton Savings Bank appoints Matthew Dyer as Assistant VP and Business Banking Officer, bringing 20+ years of sales and leadership experience to foster community growth.
John Rogers: Pioneering Financial Literacy and Investment Excellence
John Rogers is an investment manager and the founder of Ariel Investments, the first Black-owned mutual fund company.
That Article In ‘The Cut’ About The Financial Columnist Who Fell For A Shockingly Obvious Scam Is A Reminder That The Only Safe Place For Your Money Is In Non-Running Cars
I’m not sure if you’ve spent any time this week on the vast network of computers and EKG machines and cash registers that we collectively call “the internet,” but yesterday and today everyone seemed to be talking about an article on the website The Cut written by a financial advice columnist who got scammed out of […]