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Episode 42: The Importance of Financial Literacy Part 2 [Video]

Episode 42: The Importance of Financial Literacy Part 2

On this episode, Katie continues the discussion about the importance of financial literacy.

Last month on Millennial Debt Domination, Katie started the conversation about the importance of financial literacy in schools. We learned that 90% of US adults would like to see financial education implemented as a year long course in K-12 schools. COVID has rapidly advanced the want for financial education in schools. Many adults believe they’d currently be in better financial standing after COVID if they had proper financial education in schools when they were growing up. Katie is joined again by Raven Newberry and Amy Marty Conrad from the National Endowment for Financial Education, or NEFE. Katie, Raven and Amy discuss the effects of financial education in K-12 schooling, financial socialization, the future of financial education, and much more.

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