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Learning about Financial Literacy at an early age will help scholars understand the fundamentals of money. Introducing Financial literacy will help build understanding of concepts including saving, investing and debt that leads to an overall sense of financial well-being and self-trust. It starts by building basic knowledge of money matters. The goal behind teaching financial literacy is to help students develop a stronger understanding of basic financial concepts—that way, they can handle their money better as they get older. Using the books, games and resources from the Financial Literacy kit will give real life experience connections and keep students engaged and eager to "make money."

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Learning about Financial Literacy at an early age will help scholars understand the fundamentals of money. Introducing Financial literacy will help build understanding of concepts including saving, investing and debt that leads to an overall sense of financial well-being and self-trust. It starts by building basic knowledge of money matters. The goal behind teaching financial literacy is to help students develop a stronger understanding of basic financial concepts—that way, they can handle their money better as they get older. Using the books, games and resources from the Financial Literacy kit will give real life experience connections and keep students engaged and eager to "make money."

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