Why financial education is becoming a high school priority

There is growing momentum nationwide to require personal finance classes before high school graduation, with 30 states ...
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Virginia Credit Union and Member One Donate Almost $1.5 Million to Local Causes, Invest $1.3 Million in Financial Education Initiatives

Credit Union's Nationally Recognized Financial Education Programs Reached More Than 130,000 Individuals in 2025 ...
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I became a financial educator because my parents never talked to me about money. I want to help others avoid the mistakes I made.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Stacey Black, lead financial educator and Certified Financial Education Instructor at BECU, a Washington and South Carolina credit union. It has ...
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I became a financial educator because my parents never talked to me about money. I want to help others avoid the mistakes I made.

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5 Reasons Financial Education Is Failing Gen Z and Millennials

Despite growing up in an era of greater financial awareness, Gen Z and millennials still face major gaps in financial education. A recent study by Credit One Bank found that 45% of Gen Z and 50% of ...
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This personal finance educator says budgeting is ‘toxic' — try ‘intuitive' spending instead

If you're trying to stay on top of your spending, you might have logged your finances in a spreadsheet, tracked every dollar, and created a strict spending plan, but one expert says budgeting like ...
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As Gen Z and millennial women look to get money-smart, Dow Janes is trending upward

After Britt Baker graduated from Harvard Business School in 2016, her friends back in California begged for a souvenir: the best investment advice she’d learned. Baker, 37, indulged them, starting out ...