Today, almost half of the population has high-interest credit card debt, according to Federal Reserve data. On top of this, two-thirds of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. For so many, feeling financially lost and unable to dig out of this hole is all too common because managing money and making smart financial decisions was never part of the conversation. Today, more schools are covering financial literacy, but students are still falling through the cracks.
Guest Information:
- Carly Urban, professor, economics, Montana State University
- Yanely Espinal, director, educational outreach, Next Gen Personal Finance.
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