Why financial education is becoming a high school priority

There is growing momentum nationwide to require personal finance classes before high school graduation, with 30 states ...
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I became a financial educator because my parents never talked to me about money. I want to help others avoid the mistakes I made.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Stacey Black, lead financial educator and Certified Financial Education Instructor at BECU, a Washington and South Carolina credit union. It has ...
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Empowering The Future: Why Financial Education For Youth Is Imperative

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 ...
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Why financial professionals should enter the 403(b) K-12 educator market

The K-12 educator market, representing less than 10% of 403(b) plan participants, represents a largely untapped opportunity for financial professionals. Teachers, administrators and other staff in the ...
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Peace Of Mind Over Paychecks: The New Financial Literacy Gen Z Needs

Gen Z redefines financial success: valuing peace of mind over wealth, seeking financial education on their terms, and facing a complex financial landscape that requires new literacy approaches. As I ...
The Manila Times

Virginia Credit Union and Member One Donate Almost $1.5 Million to Local Causes, Invest $1.3 Million in Financial Education Initiatives

Credit Union's Nationally Recognized Financial Education Programs Reached More Than 130,000 Individuals in 2025 ...
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I became a financial educator because my parents never talked to me about money. I want to help others avoid the mistakes I made.

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