FinEd50 advocates for the inclusion of personal finance courses in all 50 state's required curriculum. Likes and retweets do not indicate an endorsement!
“After #FinancialEducation is required, my research has largely found that credit outcomes improve, and debt outcomes improve as well. That means credit scores go up, and students are less likely to miss payments.” - Dr. @Carly_Urban of @montanastate. bit.ly/47UMeW5
"Many adults gained those skills through sometimes-expensive mistakes. That’s part of learning. It doesn’t have to be that way, though, & efforts to help students gain the basic skills to avoid learning the hard way are well worth it."
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"Financial literacy equips you to decipher the complexities of interest rates, helping you choose loans with favorable terms and saving you a substantial amount of money in the long run."
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Have you been following along New Yorkers? NYS's Blue Ribbon Commission released their report on education requirements. They agree that it is time for New York to ensure every student receives a quality #FinancialEducation
Check out this great piece by the @NYSComptroller's office about the need for #FinancialEducation in New York! FinEd50 is committed to working alongside New Yorkers to expand access to quality financial education! bit.ly/3ufl2Tf
That's why we are fighting for every young person to receive a #FinancialEducation before they graduate high school! It's time we give young people the tools they need to succeed #FinEd50
"That one class opened me to a whole new world that I was convinced I wouldn’t like...It made me really gung-ho about financial literacy and trying to educate as many people as possible."
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Tomorrow, our #FinancialEducation Innovation and Impact (FEII) Summit #Webinar Series returns with "Passing K-12 Financial Education Requirements Legislation," part one of a three-part exploration of state K-12 financial education requirements. Register: bit.ly/3Qchvfu
Learning about money doesn't always mean being at a desk. #Financialliteracy can include conversations right at the kitchen table.
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Why are standalone #PersonalFinance requirements necessary? In states without a standalone requirement, only 44% of those schools actually require students to complete a course with personal finance content! #FinEd50
Schools with higher poverty rates are less likely to have personal finance graduation requirements – meaning there isn’t equity in access to these courses unless there is a state-wide requirement
Why are standalone #PersonalFinance requirements necessary? In states without a standalone requirement, only 44% of those schools actually require students to complete a course with personal finance content! #FinEd50
As more and more states expand access to #FinancialEducation to K-12 students, we've started asking what comes next? At FinEd50 we are dedicated to working with states to help coordinate professional development efforts in states with new requirements! marketplace.org/2023/10/26/s…
According to @TheAPEF, only 57% of adults in the US are considered financially literate. S.327 would help ensure students in Massachusetts have access to a quality #FinancialEducation
In recognition of Economic Education Month this October, learn more about our efforts to promote financial education in Massachusetts schools: malegislature.gov/Bills/193/…
Teachers and students can get free economic education resources at: econedmonth.org
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“Economic Education Month
Financial Education in Massachusetts Schools
Learn how Bill S.327 would provide timely financial education for students throughout the state."