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EVERFI's longitudinal study revealed a clear point: students who receive a series of financial education interventions are more likely to achieve sustained improvement compared to those who receive just one.
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In our rapidly evolving digital age, financial literacy has emerged as a cornerstone for economic resilience and personal empowerment.