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Your Child Can Read Books, But Are They Financially Literate?

Your Child Can Read Books, But Are They Financially Literate?

While saving money was once considered to be a virtue, it is now widelyconsidered to be the worst possible form of financial investment. With most savings accounts offering around 3 to 4% nominal interest, real earnings per annum just barely outpace inflation. (PRWeb Nov 14, 2006)

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