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    • This post was originally written by Jim Probasco and posted on investopedia.com You can view the original post here. A majority (63%) of Millennials have said “No” to credit cards, according to a survey commissioned by Bankrate and compiled by Princeton Survey Research Associates International. It included responses from 1,161 adults living in the continental […]

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    • In October the SDFLC staff and their volunteers participated or presented at 25 events and had the opportunity to interact with 2,326 constituents. Our passion here at the SDFLC is to provide the San Diego community with financial education that is relevant and presented in a way that is appropriate for the audience. In October […]

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    • This post was originally written by the Office of the Press Secretary and posted on the White House website. You can view the original post here.  Higher education continues to be the single most important investment students can make in their own futures. Five years ago this month, President Obama signed student loan reform into […]

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    • This post was originally written by Sandra Vuong and posted on the Department of Education blog. You can view the original post here. Here’s a question a lot of people may be wondering… Is it really possible to have my federal student loans forgiven or to get help repaying them? The answer is: Yes! However, […]

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    • This post was originally written by Gail Buckner and posted on Fox Business. You can view the original post here.  Today’s young parents are seriously stressed out about money. In a recent survey by T. Rowe Price, roughly 70% of Gen-Xers (currently age 35-50) and 60% of Millennials (age 21-34) described themselves as “overwhelmed by […]

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    • April is Financial Literacy month, which allows government, private sector, and non-profit organizations to highlight their efforts in personal finance education. Here at The San Diego Financial literacy Center (SDFLC) we believe financial literacy should be a year-round discussion, but the month of April is a great place to start. For many, this is the […]

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