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There are two things I hear consistently from Family Finance Moms on a daily basis:
- I wish I had learned this when I was in school.
- How do I make sure my kids learn what I didn’t about finance?
The way to address both of these is simple. Personal finance classes in every high school in America. But as with so many things when it comes to education, while the answer is simple, making it happen is far from it. Meet Next Gen Personal Finance: the nonprofit that is breaking down the barriers to make it possible, for free, one teacher and high school at a time, with the goal of every student graduating with a personal finance class in high school by 2030.
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