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Why do we need financial literacy in schools? Because many adults can’t answer these 10 essential questions. The Ontario government has said a financial literacy test will be required to graduate. Try these 10 questions that a CFP would put on a the test. https://t.co/6xGg4Lgib0
A new compulsory financial literacy test will bolster Ontario high school students’ ability to manage a budget, save for an asset, invest, and protect themselves from financial fraud. https://t.co/gNmbhOKojZ
This is the personal finance test high schoolers should have to pass before graduating https://t.co/VAxZhB7NCd
Ontario high school students will soon be required to pass a financial literacy assessment to graduate, as announced by Education Minister Stephen Lecce. The test aims to improve students' skills in managing budgets, saving, investing, and preventing financial fraud. Currently, only 25 states in the US mandate personal finance classes for high schoolers, with schools serving predominantly Black and brown students less likely to offer such courses.
