Lack of financial education causes many young college students to get buried in debt. And that's in addition to student loan debt!
These young people are sometimes clueless about how debt and credit works. The answer is to teach children, especially teens about credit, budgeting, and investing.
Financial education is something that all students should receive, but it can be especially important for teenage students. Nathanlie shares her experience as a college student getting a credit card for the first time.
Nathalie acknowledges that she made mistakes accepting and managing a credit card when she was 18. But she believes that financial education would have given her the option to make better spending decisions.
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