When it comes to personal finances, the benefits of education can lead to considerable economic success later in life. According to a 2024 “Investing in Tomorrow” study by Tyton Partners and Next Gen ...

California high school students will soon be required to take a financial literacy course to graduate, thanks to a bill slated to be signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom soon. AB 2927, sponsored by Democratic ...

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More young adults are investing in the stock market during this period of extreme volatility, underscoring the need for a basic understanding of personal finance. Many studies show a strong ...

How to manage credit cards and file taxes are things we all should know but many Americans don't. It's an issue some states are working to address. Nearly 1 in 4 2022 high school graduates took a ...

California is the 26th state to require high school students take a stand-alone personal finance class. Currently in the state, a personal finance course as a condition for graduation is required of ...

With just 15% of Americans enrolled in defined benefit plans run by their employers, it’s necessary for Americans to get better educated on personal finance. All states promote financial literacy, ...

’Tis the season for thankfulness, and I’m so thankful that there are 30 states that, within six years, will guarantee that each high school student will graduate as a financially literate citizen.

The State Board of Education last week agreed on a draft list of topics for a newly required personal finance class that will teach students about savings accounts and credit scores.

Middle and high school educators in Vermont can increase their financial literacy and personal finance teaching skills by attending a free, online, asynchronous graduate level course that will be ...