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Topic	Should basic personal finance be part of high school curriculum?
SSj4Wingzero 12/19/18 10:13:50 PM #41:	Polycosm posted... Of course no young adult fresh out of high school can afford a mortgage, but plenty are locking themselves into college tuition loans which they'll be stuck with for decades. In that case it should be their parents who take a personal finance class. What are the odds that some kid 18 years of age is making his own decision about where to go to college and from whom they should borrow? --- Not changing this sig until the Knicks win the NBA Championship! Started...4/23/2011? Or was it 2010? <cite>SSj4Wingzero posted [p:914420711] in Should bas... [t:77317343]...</cite> <quote><cite>Polycosm posted...</cite> <quote> Of course no young adult fresh out of high school can afford a mortgage, but plenty are locking themselves into college tuition loans which they'll be stuck with for decades. </quote> In that case it should be their parents who take a personal finance class. What are the odds that some kid 18 years of age is making his own decision about where to go to college and from whom they should borrow? --- Not changing this sig until the Knicks win the NBA Championship! Started...4/23/2011? Or was it 2010?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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