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Topic	Should basic personal finance be part of high school curriculum?
kayoticdreamz 12/19/18 10:45:33 PM #50:	anyone who says no, should have their license and voting rights taken away ASAP. and if you have kids, they have to be put up for adoptions. Personal finance should be taught in HS at the very least, and more than one year in HS while we're at it. If you have to take many of the same subjects over and over again, you should have to take more than one personal finance class. I'd say one for each year of HS. We have a persona debt and federal debt crisis. I'd add, anyone running for offense should be able to prove they are not in debt, and know how to handle finances. This would immediately get 99% of all current politicians, but if you aren't fiscally conservative and intelligent then we don't need you in office. <cite>kayoticdreamz posted [p:914422330] in Should bas... [t:77317343]...</cite> <quote>anyone who says no, should have their license and voting rights taken away ASAP. and if you have kids, they have to be put up for adoptions. Personal finance should be taught in HS at the very least, and more than one year in HS while we're at it. If you have to take many of the same subjects over and over again, you should have to take more than one personal finance class. I'd say one for each year of HS. We have a persona debt and federal debt crisis. I'd add, anyone running for offense should be able to prove they are not in debt, and know how to handle finances. This would immediately get 99% of all current politicians, but if you aren't fiscally conservative and intelligent then we don't need you in office.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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