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NKU Teaching Kentucky Educators About Personal Finance
Northern Kentucky University is making 40 scholarships available to Kentucky educators for professional development in the area of teaching financial literacy. Does this story bring some value to you? Please consider a small donation to help fund our content. We rely solely on support from our advertising partners, providing our content for free. Any amount […]
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Highlands Student Starts Investment Club to Explore Financial Literacy
The Highlands Investment Club meets monthly at Launch at 20 Grand. The student club covers all topics of investment and finance for interested Highlands High students. by Robin Gee For many young people — and indeed, older people as well — the world of personal finance and investment can be confusing and intimidating. Even today […]
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Tyler Little Takes Over Fort Thomas Grand Avenue Edward Jones Branch Office
Tyler Little has been named to take over the local Edward Jones office located at 20 N Grand Avenue in Fort Thomas, Kentucky, the firm announced. Tyler said he is enthusiastic about taking over the branch office. “I joined this firm because I was impressed with its commitment to individual investors,” he said. “Now I’m […]
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Highlands Teacher Earns Financial Literacy Award
From balancing a checkbook to making a budget to planning for retirement, the lessons of personal finance can stay with students for a lifetime. At the October meeting of the Fort Thomas Independent School Board, Marlee Barton, a Family and Consumer Science teacher at Highlands High School, was honored for her work teaching students the […]