Right on the Money - Financial Know-How for Financial Freedom
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RIGHT ON THE MONEY: FINANCIAL KNOW-HOW FOR FINANCIAL FREEDOM helps high school and college students become savvy money managers. The booklet is free to anyone who helps educate students about their financial affairs. Topics include checking accounts, savings, credit cards, financing college and more.
- Provider
- Washington State Dept. of Financial Institutions
- Author
- National Endowment for Financial Education
- Price
- Free
- Price Note
- Limit 50
- Published / Released Year
- 2005
- Format and Delivery
- Online Accessible, Physical Product
- Resource Type
- Information
- Target Audience
- High School, College/Postsecondary
- Languages
- English
- Order Instructions
- Download the .pdf or use the form, below, to order print copies.
- Order Phone Number
- (360) 902-8700
- Jump$tart Standards
- No
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