The Financial Lessons I wish I had Learned In School

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Hello #qccommunity, I trust your day is going well. Welcome to my blog. Financial education is one of the best things that could have happened to me in my early days at school; however, it wasn't included in the curriculum as a subject. Instead, we had subjects like mathematics, further math, and accounting studies.

However, financial education encompasses learning financial management, budgeting, savings, and debt management. Little wonder many left school without learning how to invest appropriately or even take advantage of financial opportunities that present themselves in disguise.

During my school days, I yearned to be financially free and, as such, indulged in trading and online surveys without knowledge of financial education. Financial education would have taught me skills such as financial planning, cash flow management, and savings. This is because I was earning and spending without control or budgeting. Again, I would have learnt how to budget and plan my monthly expenses. Lack of financial education made me spend without limits and be less accountable to myself. I was living a free-style life financially.

Furthermore, financial education was not introduced to students at a young age, probably because authorities were afraid of exposing them to money early in life, which may push them to make desperate moves for money. Again, there is a belief that parents will imbibe financial education and accountability in their children at home. Over time, this notion failed, and students grew ignorant of financial skills, causing many to struggle with financial management after they started making money.

The most important lesson I have learnt so far is that making money without the ability to plan with the money, spend wisely through a budget, and manage finances through self-discipline is a risky venture.

JhonDL
In conclusion, a man’s wealth is not measured by what he owns but by what he preserves; therefore, teaching financial education at school at an early age would prepare students to earn and preserve their wealth for the rainy day in a prudent manner.

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I'm encouraged. Thank you for the kind words. I deeply appreciate 🙏 💯

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As an educator, I know the importance of offering students every opportunity and space. Having ample space allows them to see the world and gives them the necessary tools to make decisions. Warm regards

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You are correct. Every student needs that space to thrive academically.
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You are right. We also had nothing about money and finance in school, they just educated us to follow and execute, and be a good worker. That was it.

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Imagine that. Assuming we had all the trainings needed to guide our financial intelligence earlier in our school days, it would have been a great way to launch our financial prowess. 😀 We continue to thrive ✨️ !LADY

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making money without the ability to plan with the money, spend wisely through a budget, and manage finances through self-discipline is a risky venture

Exactly, one thing is knowing how to get money, and another way different is learning how to manage it

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Correct, this is why so many people are struggling with savings because theh lack the skills to manage strick budget and maintain their spending limits.

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