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That seems a bit out of touch for a universal education program. I'd start with interest rates, consumer credit, mortgages, filing taxes, self-employment, retir
by standardUser 5y ago
That seems a bit out of touch for a universal education program. I'd start with interest rates, consumer credit, mortgages, filing taxes, self-employment, retirement accounts and how to avoid scams.
- MonkeyClub 5y agoI got the impression that the fractional reserve banking comment was tongue in cheek, as in "...so that they don't end up believing in money too much".