North Carolina S393 mandates gambling and addiction education in personal finance courses for students.
North Carolina S393 requires personal financial literacy instruction for all students, including the costs of gambling, sports betting, and gambling addiction. The curriculum will also cover credit costs, credit cards, large purchases, home mortgages, credit scoring, and other financial literacy issues. This act takes effect upon becoming law.
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