Proposed national learning standards for financial literacy - #FinLitFilmFest
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Three organizations have proposed national learning standards for financial literacy:
the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy,
the Council for Economic Education
and the National Financial Educators Council
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Together, these standards point to the importance of the following concepts:
Values about money, decision making, setting goals
2. Basic knowledge and skills:
Earning, spending/buying, saving, borrowing, investing, protecting / insuring
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3. Behaviors:
Planning, budgeting, saving, investing
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Financial Literacy Film Festival 2022
Financial Literacy of U.S. Adults
According to the 2017 Consumer Financial Literacy Survey
- Less than half of respondents (40 percent) have a budget and keep track of their finances.
- More than a quarter of respondents (27 percent) save no portion of their income for retirement.
MANY PEOPLE FIND CREDIT CARDS HARD TO MANAGE:
- 39 percent carry debt from month to month; 7 percent made late payments during the past year; 8 percent were rejected when they applied for a new card.
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Live event will be hosted at
#CasaRuth
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
May 28, 2022
11AM AST - 1:00PM AST
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Financial Literacy Film Festival
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Michael Head - Filmmaker
David Foxx - Executive Producer
George Ohan - Entertainment Business Consultant
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