Eighty percent of adolescents consider financial education to be fundamental to their future, but only three out of ten feel secure in managing their own money. This was revealed by a study by Junior Achievement and the Evidence-Based Policy Evaluation Center of Torcuato Di Tella University, which also found that 78% of young people try to save, although only half of them do. In Mendoza, this conversation also seeks to reach the classrooms. Juni…
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Eighty percent of adolescents consider financial education to be fundamental to their future, but only three out of ten feel secure in managing their own money. This was revealed by a study by Junior Achievement and the Evidence-Based Policy Evaluation Center of Torcuato Di Tella University, which also found that 78% of young people try to save, although only half of them do. In Mendoza, this conversation also seeks to reach the classrooms. Juni…