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Making the Grade: Are Americans Failing Financial Literacy?

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Written by Chelsea Dehner
Published Apr 18, 2013
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A new study by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling revealed that many Americans grade themselves with a C, D, or F letter grade when it comes to their own financial literacy and money management skills.

The following infographic takes a closer look at what areas of finance Americans could use a little lesson on.

Click “Launch Infographic” for an expanded view.

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