Ask any adult what they wish they’d learned in school, and you’ll probably get the same answer: “How to manage money.” We teach kids to conjugate verbs, memorize the periodic table, and play the recorder — but somehow, we skip the one class that actually determines how they’ll live their adult lives. Understanding money isn’t optional. It’s not a “nice-to-have.” It’s a survival skill. Think about it: by the time most young adults earn their first paycheck, they’ve already sig

For all the years we spend in school, you’d think we’d graduate knowing how to manage our money. Yet, financial education is glaringly...