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    Youth, Financial Literacy, and Learning: The Role of In-School Financial Education in Building Financial Literacy

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    2012
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    Center for Financial Security
    Publisher
    Center for Financial Security
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    Subject
    Financial Education
    Financial Literacy
    Youth Learning
    Permanent Link
    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/89731
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    Other
    Description
    This brief summarizes the role of in-school financial education in building financial literacy for the youth.
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    Center for Financial Security . (2012b). Youth, Financial Literacy, and Learning: The Role of In-School Financial Education in Building Financial Literacy. Center for Financial Security .
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