Financial Readiness for Youth A Review of the Literature and Programs in the United States
Author: Lynne M. Borden, Wilfrido Arias, Jr., MEdLeslie Bosch
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Description: Financial Readiness for Youth A Review of the Literature and Programs in the United States, provides an in-depth analysis of youth financial education programs in the United States, emphasizing key components and effective delivery methods.
Subject: Finances
Pages: 63
Megabytes: 0.51 MB
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