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Financial Literacy Month began in April 2000. The purpose of the month is to highlight the importance of financial literacy and teach Americans how to establish and maintain healthy financial habits. These include savings, investing, managing credit effectively, getting out of debt, planning for retirement, first home, and college for children.
Most Americans experience their first run-in with credit and debt during college, and many programs are geared towards college students and helping them learn to manage debt and spending wisely. With the ever-popular memes and jokes that the US educational system teaches students about everything except relevant and real-life solutions to problems, including how to deal with finances, this event is much-needed and gaining more and more popularity nationwide.
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