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American Youngsters Require Financial Awareness from an Early Age |

Tuesday, 13 October 2009
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Today US is facing its worst recession in three decades, which should be a reminder to responsible parents that it is highly important to teach financial literacy to young adults in the family. In fact it would be a highly appreciable if it was included as a school syllabus and children were taught the nuances of financial management at an early age. Today
there are more number of college students relying on their credit
cards instead of their parents or other sources of income. In fact
there is a steep 46% increase in the average amount of debt taken by
college students. The
primary reason for this sudden steep rise is due to the possession of
four or more credit cards by a student. This leaves them with a huge
$7000 balance by the end of their college year. The pity is that
one-third of students rarely or never discussed credit card issues or
usage with parents and do not care to learn to the nuances of using
one. Using budget planning software right from early college days can help them to save well and use their finances to pay for college education. Using online financial tools like personal money management software or personal budget calculator can make sorting of financial matters simpler and faster. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
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