Empowering Youth: The Crucial Role of Financial Education in Schools

Nationwide — A groundbreaking new book, The ABCs of Wealth Building by Tanisha Adjokatcher, a coach, MWBE-certified entrepreneur, and DOE vendor/contractor, is shaping tomorrow’s financially savvy generation.Our world is growing increasingly more complex every day. Technology is evolving, changing the face of nearly every industry. And with every evolution comes often significant changes to the

2023’s Distinguished Financial Education Award Goes to UT Extension’s Consumer Economics Specialist

An assistant professor and consumer economics specialist with University of Tennessee Extension has been recognized by the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education (AFCPE) as the organization’s Educator of the Year for 2023. Christopher Sneed was among ten individuals, organizations, special projects and initiatives expanding access to personal finance resources and education across the country recognized as part of the 2023 AFCPE Awards late last year.

Lynn’s financial education programme

LYNN — In an effort to broaden its curriculum teaching students about financial planning and decision-making, the school district will expand its financial literacy courses at Lynn English, Lynn Classical, and Lynn Tech. In the fall, Lynn Public Schools will offer a Personal Finance course through its history and social studies department, and continue to […]

Ostrich Invest In Student- Athletes’ Long-Term Financial Health at YSU

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Youngstown State University Athletics and Ostrich App Inc. (Ostrich) announce a unique, student-forward initiative to help student-athletes better understand and manage their personal finances. Despite athletic scholarships, student-athletes graduate with more student loan debt than their non-athlete peers. However, numerous research studies show that traditional financial literacy education only changes behavior 0.1%.

A Journey to Financial Empowerment: Unlocking Success with UFA 100

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Financial literacy in schools ‘a must’

Barbadian children should be introduced to financial literacy from as early as primary school, the head of the national umbrella body of credit unions and cooperatives has suggested.

President of the Barbados Cooperatives and Credit Union League Limited (BCCULL) Kemar Cumberbatch said financial education would equip the younger generation with essential financial skills, including personal financial management, budgeting and saving.

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Enhancing Financial Literacy: A Key Strategy to Support Employee Retirement Readiness

The skyrocketing cost of living has created increased need for employees to receive additional financial well-being information to meet their retirement savings goals. It’s increasingly difficult for most Canadians to put aside any savings above their monthly expenses, thanks in large part to the squeeze from high inflation and the effects of increased interest rates […]

Unveiling the 11th Annual Financial Savvy Scholarship Contest for Students

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology President Dr. Eric Darr, Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor and Members 1st Federal Credit Union Chief Relationship Officer Chad Adams today launched the 11th annual student financial literacy scholarship competition entitled, “What Does Financial Literacy Mean to Me?” “In high school, students are learning personal finance skills critical for independence […]

Dress for Success offers new financial literacy workshop for local women

The non-profit organization, Dress for Success Alberta is launching a new workshop series designed to assist local women. The program is a three-part series that will focus on financial literacy and will be provided free of charge to local women. “We realize there is a need in our community to provide free, practical knowledge to women to help increase financial literacy. At Dress for Success Central Alberta we are firm believers that increased knowledge empowers women to take control of their finances, make more informed decisions, and better navigate challenges that arise,” shared Erin Forbes, Executive Director at Dress for Success Central Alberta. The program is being funded thanks to a donation from the Scotia Wealth Management Share the Wealth Program. googletag.cmd.push(function() { if($(document).width()

Unlocking Financial Freedom: Mauricio Garcia’s Top Five Strategies

Mauricio Garcia is a highly regarded advisor who has made a significant impact showcasing his influence on the financial landscape. His noteworthy contributions are his dedication to education, reaching individuals across North America and revolutionizing the sector through state-of-the-art software tools. Garcia’s impact goes beyond traditional advisory roles; it serves as a driving force for […]

Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Requiring High School Students to Complete Financial Aid Applications

Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Requiring High School Students to Complete Financial Aid Applications 01/16/2024 TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed A1181/S2054 to make the completion of a financial aid application form a prerequisite to graduation for public high school and charter school students in New Jersey. Beginning with the 2023-2024 11th grade class, and for two school[…]

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