Fast Facts: FINANCIAL LITERACY
Part II: Working Together
The federal government, state government, schools, non-profits, and financial services companies workingtogether to improve financial literacy in America.
FACT:
25 states require personal finance instruction to be incorporated into high school coursework. Four states
(Missouri, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia) require a full semester course devoted to personal finance.
FACT:
As of 2009, over 50 federal financial literacy initiatives were under way, spread widely among many different
federal agencies.
FACT:
Financial service companies offer free financial education such as:
The Allstate Foundation
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AXA Financial, Inc.
BB&T Corporation
BBVA Compass
Capital One Financial Corporation
Charles Schwab Corporation, The
CitiGroup Inc.
City National Corporation
Genworth Financial
HSBC North America Holdings, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
KeyCorp
MasterCard Worldwide
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Principal Financial Group
Raymond James Financial, Inc.
Raymond James sponsors/hosts the HOPE Expo, which includes home buyer and otherfinancial literacy classes.
RBC Bank USA
RBS Americas (Citizens Financial Group, Inc.)
Regions Financial Corporation
Partner with Cemark to provide "How to do your Banking" in schools throughout Regions' footprint
State Farm Insurance Companies
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