How can we teach children to be financially capable, and whose responsiblity is it? Labour has a plan to require financial literacy to be taught in schools. Mint Asset Management's David Boyle, formerly with the Commission for Financial Capability, argues education must first begin at home. He says parents who help their children understand scarcity are doing them a favour in the long term.
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