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Americans' financial literacy slumps to a 10-year low, new study finds

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In 2025, U.S. adults correctly answered only 47% of the 28 questions used to assess financial literacy, down from a high of 52% in 2020 and the lowest score in the decade since the survey began. 

Inside a campus initiative to improve financial literacy

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Many people lack basic personal finance skills, which can have significant consequences for individuals and society. Faculty are addressing this issue by leading efforts to democratize financial education.

A penny saved: Students learn about saving money during Financial Literacy Month

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“Sometimes they'll bring in their tooth fairy money, or they'll just bring in change they found or they got for Easter,” Russell said. “We have quite a bit of students who deposit money.”

Making the case for financial literacy

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Finance expert Dr. Jeff Jones offers insights on managing personal finances better.

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The North Dakota Jump$tart Coalition is able to help North Dakotans become more knowlegable about their money and capable of making financial decisions that will affect themselves, their families and their futures thanks to contributions from its generous donors and sponsors.
 

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