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How is it possible that public schools don’t teach personal finance? -Taxes -Debt -College Loans -Interest -Banking -Accounting -Investing Not even the basics & they have the audacity to do this as they pressure young people to sign for student loans.

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Why don’t public schools teach about.. -Taxes -Credit -Interest -Investing -Assets -Entrepreneurship -Or even the basics of financial literacy? Could there be any reason other than they don’t want you to know it? It doesn’t even take much to teach, they just choose not to do it

Why don’t public schools teach about.. -Taxes -Credit -Interest -Investing -Assets -Entrepreneurship -Or even the basics of financial literacy? Could there be any reason other than they don’t want you to know it? It doesn’t even take much to teach, they just choose not to do it

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The guidance schools give young people in America is terrible. They are told “go to college or you will be a loser” and pressured to sign for student loans without ever being taught even the basics of financial literacy. Does anyone think that’s an accident?

The guidance schools give young people in America is terrible. They are told “go to college or you will be a loser” and pressured to sign for student loans without ever being taught even the basics of financial literacy. Does anyone think that’s an accident?

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American public schools do not teach personal finance… They teach one semester of macro & micro economics in 12th grade - the purpose of which is not personal empowerment but ideological indoctrination into accepting socialism.

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American public schools do not teach personal finance… They teach one semester of macro & micro economics in 12th grade - the purpose of which is not personal empowerment but ideological indoctrination into accepting socialism.

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The average 18-year-old graduates high school with barely any skills valuable to real world success. They are completely dependent on parents, corporations, or the government, so they do what they’re told and sign for student loans. This is why the public school system has become a funnel to debt & dependence.

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Student loans are a debt trap that most Americans can never repay This woman took out $120,000 of student loans. The student loans debt started accruing interest immediately By the time she finished school 4 years later she had already accrued $50,000 in interest “So when I started my repayment, I had $170,000 of private student loans due — that's something I didn't know, and I think you should know too if you're thinking about taking out private student loans, because they're predatory as f*ck” People don’t understand that at just 10-12% APR which is common for private loans, on $120k over 4 years you will accrue about $40k–$60k+ in interest before any payments Federal student loans will typically give you a grace perished but private loans typically won’t A lot of people will just make minimum payments and by doing this your balance really never moves. They’re a debt trap

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🔊 ... Peter Schiff 🔥🔥🔥 (50 seconds) "Before the government got involved, college was cheap. Government drove up the cost of college by guaranteeing student loans." "The minute colleges knew that people could get these loans, they started jacking up tuition so they could benefit from all of this government money." "That is how the government got the votes of students. They promised the students something for nothing. Vote for me, I will make it easier for you to get a loan for college."

🔊 ... Peter Schiff 🔥🔥🔥 (50 seconds) "Before the government got involved, college was cheap. Government drove up the cost of college by guaranteeing student loans." "The minute colleges knew that people could get these loans, they started jacking up tuition so they could benefit from all of this government money." "That is how the government got the votes of students. They promised the students something for nothing. Vote for me, I will make it easier for you to get a loan for college."

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