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Arlington students, teachers advocate for mandatory financial education – Boston University News Service
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Arlington students, teachers advocate for mandatory financial education – Boston University News Service
By Leia Green Boston University News Service How do you set up a long-term financial plan? How do you tackle credit card debt? How do you pay off your student loans? These questions left over 100 students at Arlington High School stumped. Yaxin Zhang, a senior at Arlington High and founder of financial literacy nonprofit Project 57, surveyed around 300 of her peers on their basic financial knowledge earlier this year. She found that nearly al…
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