New York A01124 mandates school districts to offer a full unit of consumer awareness and financial education for students in grades nine through.
New York A01124 amends the education law to require school districts to provide a full unit of consumer awareness and financial education for students in grades nine through twelve. Topics include setting financial goals, understanding banking services, investment tools, insurance products, credit risks, debt management, interest rates, and retirement planning. The commissioner will offer technical assistance for curriculum development. The board of education or trustees must develop and maintain a program for consumer awareness and financial education.
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