Thursday, April 06, 2006
U.S. Teenagers Lack Financial Literacy
U.S. teenagers are making little headway when it comes to financial literacy, a survey out Wednesday shows.
High school seniors on average answered 52.4% of a 30-question financial survey correctly. That was up from 52.3% when the survey was last conducted two years ago but down from 57% in 1997, the first year for the survey, according to the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.
U.S. Teenagers Lack Financial Literacy
Source: USA Today
High school seniors on average answered 52.4% of a 30-question financial survey correctly. That was up from 52.3% when the survey was last conducted two years ago but down from 57% in 1997, the first year for the survey, according to the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.
U.S. Teenagers Lack Financial Literacy
Source: USA Today
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