financialinclusion
Four essential financial skills that must be learned in life are: opening a bank account, building and maintaining credit, investing, and saving for retirement. The problem is that these essential four are rarely being taught alongside STEM and other subjects in schools as part of critical skills. But, this knowledge can pave the way for financial success and inclusion later in life. Some kids are exposed to the occasional special assembly revolving around subjects like how to save for college or why it’s not a good idea not to spend everything you earn from your first job. Yet widespread fina...
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Going to college. Buying a car. Starting a business. Owning your own home. Often, these facets of the American Dream take a loan to achieve — and loans, in turn, require good credit. Without a favorable credit score, loan applicants will either fail to qualify or have punishingly high interest rates. Either way, financial goals stay that much further out of reach. Mortgages and auto loans are not the only things denied to people with bad or no credit. For example, without a good score, an applicant may be unable to rent an apartment. Or, they might be unable to have a job that would let them p...
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