The Personal Financial Literacy Event measures the personal finance knowledge and skills that K-12 students should possess. The Personal Financial Literacy Event is designed to measure the participant's ability to apply reliable information and systematic decision making to personal financial decisions.
You are to assume the role of an insurance agent. You will be meeting with a new client (judge) that wants to know more about different types of insurance that would be beneficial.
You are to assume the role of an insurance agent. You will be meeting with a new client (judge) that wants to know more about different types of insurance that would be beneficial.
You are to assume the role of an insurance agent. You will be meeting with a new client (judge) that wants to know more about different types of insurance that would be beneficial.
You are to assume the role of a financial counselor that works with teenagers. You will be meeting with a client (judge) to discuss a personal spending plan that will help meet the client’s (judge’s) financial goals.
You are to assume the role of a financial counselor that works with teenagers. You will be meeting with a client (judge) to discuss a personal spending plan that will help meet the client’s (judge’s) financial goals.
You are to assume the role of a financial counselor that works with teenagers. You will be meeting with a client (judge) to discuss a personal spending plan that will help meet the client’s (judge’s) financial goals.
You are to assume the role of an admissions counselor working at a local four-year public university. One of your job responsibilities is to meet with high school juniors and seniors that may apply for admission and discuss not only the university, but also the overall decision to attend a post-secondary institution.
You are to assume the role of an admissions counselor working at a local four-year public university. One of your job responsibilities is to meet with high school juniors and seniors that may apply for admission and discuss not only the university, but also the overall decision to attend a post-secondary institution.
You are to assume the role of an admissions counselor working at a local four-year public university. One of your job responsibilities is to meet with high school juniors and seniors that may apply for admission and discuss not only the university, but also the overall decision to attend a post-secondary institution.
A new client (judge) has asked you to analyze the financial information brought to the meeting and recommend actions for better financial health.
A new client (judge) has asked you to analyze the financial information brought to the meeting and recommend actions for better financial health.
A new client (judge) has asked you to analyze the financial information brought to the meeting and recommend actions for better financial health.