I still think people need to be taught financial education in schools. If we are paying the taxes to fund these schools, they might as well teach those interested in how to generate wealth. Without passive income or assets (that can appreciate), I just don't see how people can retire and learning about compound interest might make them learn about putting a part of their paycheck to the side.
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I agree wholeheartedly. In the military, they required us to take a personal finance course. It was part of the Marine Corps Institute, they had many courses we could take via correspondence to further our education.
I still think so too as well. Well if you must know people retire everyday being clueless as to what to do with their money (that is, for those who were actually paid). The system itself isn't even structured enough to teach people in an understandable manner, let alone the educational system teaching financial education
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