New York S00094 requires high schools to offer a financial literacy course for students in grades nine through twelve and mandates its completion for.

New York S00094 amends the education law to require high schools to provide a financial literacy course for students in grades nine through twelve. Topics covered include personal budgeting, wages and taxes, self-employment, savings and investments, debt management, checking accounts, credit cards, credit scores, saving for education and retirement, insurance, and tenant rights. The course is to be taught on a pass/fail basis and will not affect the student's grade point average.

New York S00094 requires high schools to offer a financial literacy course for students in grades nine through twelve and mandates its completion for.

New York S00094 amends the education law to require high schools to provide a financial literacy course for students in grades nine through twelve. Topics covered include personal budgeting, wages and taxes, self-employment, savings and investments, debt management, checking accounts, credit cards, credit scores, saving for education and retirement, insurance, and tenant rights. The course is to be taught on a pass/fail basis and will not affect the student's grade point average.