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Quality of personal finance education at schools
myCHEDDA
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Hi all - is it just me or are other parents of 11+ year olds finding the quality (or lack of) personal finance education in some schools worrying? To be honest we have started to educate our kids about the rights and wrongs and wondered whether other parents did this and any tips?
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How about the parents raking responsibility for their children's financial education instead of it being somebody else's job?
I know that may appear a radical idea in this day and age but it could catch on with parents taking back responsibility for other things that they have abrogated to other people because they didn't want to do it?0 -
I think paying attention in maths (especially addition, subtraction and percentages) and a bit of common sense and education about the value of money from parents should be enough. My kids are still younger but when they will start getting pocket money they won't just get handed over money without educating them about it.finally tea total but in still in (more) debt (Oct 25 CC £1800, loan £6453, mortgage £59,924/158,000)0
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