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The educator is a professional financial XXI century, as the curriculum of secondary schools and universities do not include the race, even as a subject within a set schedule.

That is, at least for now, financial education will remain an informal matter, guided primarily by the enthusiasm of those who feel committed to their community, and those who consider that require detailed information to improve your financial life.

Financial education should minimally contain the concepts and practical applications of everyday events as important as saving, budgeting, exit, investment, spending, debt, tax liabilities, capital accumulation, money, forecasting, risk, security and opportunity, all linked to various human needs in a social, political and cultural specific. Read the rest of this entry »