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| |  | | | | | According to a 2018 Council for Economic Education study, only 19 states require high schoolers to take courses in personal finance.
But when American household debt is in the trillions of dollars, we simply need to do more.
If financial topics aren't being covered in school, this problem can easily be perpetuated, especially if your friends and family aren't privy to this information either.
Until the education system does more to advance the understanding of personal finance, here are 8 things about how to manage your money they don't teach you in school, but should. | | | | | | | By clicking the button above, I understand and agree that this site uses site visit recording technology (provided by Trusted Form, Jornaya, and Microsoft Clarity)
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