State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti and state Sen. Adrian Cortes announced the pre-filing of a financial-ed bill at a Dec. 4 news conference.

Starting in 2026, New York schools will teach personal finance from fourth grade, aiming to equip students with essential skills for managing credit and debt as they graduate into adulthood.

To ensure this sticks, require transparent reviews every three years with student and teacher input, plus partnerships with Capital One, George Mason University, and the Virginia Blockchain Council.

Community Choice Credit Union awarded a Ludington High School teacher a $500 Cash for Classrooms grant for hands-on financial ...