Being financially illiterate can lead to financial disaster, as it increases the likelihood of accumulating unsustainable debt burdens due to poor spending decisions or a lack of long-term planning.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — April is Financial Literacy Month, and the Ohio Department of Commerce wants to help organizations that teach children about money. The department is offering an annual grant ...
Starting financial education early pays big dividends, and that’s why we at Cardinal Credit Union are big supporters of these types of initiatives—and have been since 2012, when we began working with ...
It's never too late to teach your kids how to be financially responsible. In fact, the earlier, the better, according to personal finance expert Dave Ramsey. "It starts early," the Ramsey Solutions ...
LAUREL HILL, Fla. (WKRG) — North Okaloosa County High Schoolers sat down to discuss financial responsibility with Eglin Federal Credit Union this month. According to the Okaloosa County School ...
Maintaining an economic life is not an option; it becomes a part and parcel of adulthood. While parents and schools often focus on helping children understand consequences in social, emotional, or ...
Money can be a difficult subject in many households, yet open conversations about financial choices shape a child’s relationship with money for life. When families share how they budget, save, and ...
As children grow and progress through formal education, they acquire a range of skills that are meant to prepare them for adulthood. Despite this, regarding financial education, we hear from many ...
The Education Department announced Friday that it placed Harvard University on heightened cash monitoring, a designation that allows greater federal oversight of institutional finances and is ...