Be it for college, a car, or a candy bar, we constantly make choices with our money. Some purchases are bigger than others, but even the smallest expenses can multiply over the years, with cascading consequences. Gene Natali Jr. and Matt Kabala both hold MBAs and manage money for institutions. They realized that their friends, … Continue reading “The Missing Semester”: What they don’t teach about money in school
Financial Literacy in Montana High Schools
Montana’s High School Career & Technical Education programs continue to incorporate financial literacy and financial education into their programs each semester, and will soon be a requirement for graduating seniors. Some schools offer semester long courses, and some schools integrate financial skills into a variety of classes. While all CTE programs offer some form of financial education, Business Education … Continue reading Financial Literacy in Montana High Schools
Youth and Money
This web site from the University of Minnesota Extension has a section for financial literacy for children and teens with student, parent, and educator resources. http://www1.extension.umn.edu/family/youth-and-money/