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Financial literacy course requirement to help set high school students up for success
Connecticut high school students must now take a financial literacy course to graduate. Bruce Adams, CEO of Credit Union League of CT explains how it will help.
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Bill would require Colorado students take one semester of financial literacy to graduate
The topics would include things like saving, investing, debt, credit, leasing versus buying, managing student loan debt, and ...
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New bill would require Kentucky high school students take financial literacy course
Representative Michael Meredith of Oakland filed a bill that would require all high school students to pass a financial ...