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I would also argue that it's not due to a lack of funding, just misplaced priorities. Even one course on financial literacy would go a long ways.
by vlunkr 4y ago
I would also argue that it's not due to a lack of funding, just misplaced priorities. Even one course on financial literacy would go a long ways.
- whitemary 4y agoAt what point is one expected to forego their basic needs (including dignity) to avoid debt? Logically, this question must be answered with sincerity before blaming financial illiteracy.
- dahfizz 4y agoI doubt it would make much of a difference. The kids with the wherewithal to take and pay attention to a finance course would be able to figure out "high interest debt = bad" on their own. The other kids wouldn't pay attention anyway. Really, an hour on Google will give you all the information you could need to manage credit cards. It's not complex.