Synchrony Survey Reveals Financial Literacy Gaps and Demand for School-Based Education
A Synchrony survey found that only 39% of U.S. consumers learned about personal finance in school, highlighting a persistent education gap. Nearly 70% of respondents believe financial literacy should be taught in schools, emphasizing the need for ongoing financial education initiatives. The findings underscore the importance of early financial education and Synchrony's commitment to expanding financial literacy programs.
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