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What "The Real World" says is very true. When school boards consider curriculi, they should realize that they can teach us all the equations and proper punctuation they want, but that won't make any difference when we don't know how to get a mortgage or invest. My school has a class that teaches us these topics, but it is limited. I think schools should include more personal finance courses.
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