Slides from Session 1- Sunset High School Financial Literacy
Posted: March 25th, 2010 under Personal Finance, Presentations.
Tags: financial literacy, what is money?
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Pingback from My Mind on Mortgages » Money and Happiness
Time March 30, 2010 at 9:53 am
[...] My wife emailed me David Brook’s column in the NY Times today. David writes about the relationship between money/ professional success and personal relationships through the lens of Sandra Bullock’s current situation. What’s interesting for me is that a couple weeks ago when teaching my personal finance class to high school seniors at Sunset High School I posed this same question to the students (see slide #10 at THIS LINK): [...]