A study from consulting firm Tyton Partners and nonprofit Next Gen Personal Finance found that taking just one personal finance class in high school leads to an average lifetime benefit of about ...

Senate make a 180-turn, raising the SALT cap and reviving a loophole that allow rich Americans in high-tax states save money, experts say.

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Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill on June 20 requiring a one-semester personal financial literacy course for all public high ...

But can they really change the course of your finances ... More U.S. high schools now require personal finance education, but there’s still a long way to go. According to the latest biannual survey ...

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On Wednesday, the company Next Gen Personal Finance held a Financial Literacy Camp for nearly 100 teachers across the state, many from the Clark County School District.

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Among their early sponsors was Next Gen Personal Finance founder Tim Ranzetta, who provided grant funding and tech support. "I'm an entrepreneur with a passion for education," Ranzetta said.