America's Students Flunking Financial Literacy
Sarano Kelly, founder of Stand Up for Financial Literacy, plans to have 30,000 financial professionals spend a day in the nation's high schools every April to teach basic money skills.
America's students are failing when it comes to the subject of financial literacy, says Sarano Kelly, founder of Stand Up for Financial Literacy. Kelly's plan is to have 30,000 financial professionals and influencers spend a day in the nation's high schools every April to teach students basic money management skills. The inaugural program will be promoted during the 2015 Super Bowl and will roll out during National Financial Literacy Month in April of 2015.
