A growing number of states require high schools to teach the basics of free-market capitalism in their financial literacy courses. Here’s how teachers and students are tackling the subject.
As more states adopt personal finance education requirements, they are tailoring the classwork to help students navigate their local economies.
“Million Bazillion” co-host Bridget Bodnar gives a sneak peek of the latest season.
There’s research that shows students who take financial education courses make smarter decisions about money.
Michigan is the latest to require classes.
The federal agency has a $1.2 billion fund to pay fraud victims, but can also use it for financial literacy programs.
“We just wanted to create a tool that was accessible.”
Stacks House tries to tackle the topic with an Instagram-ready installation.
An increasing number of companies have started offering free programs to teach employees how to manage their own money.
Last May, Louisiana made financial literacy a mandatory topic in state public schools.
