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Only adults have the legal capacity to enter into contracts or sell property. Minors may own real estate, but, because of the inability to enter contracts, they cannot effectively manage it, obtain a mortgage, or sell the property. If such actions should prove necessary, the child's legal ...
Financial Advice for Teens: What Pro-Athletes Don't Know About Money By Dr. Robert Lawson Dr. Robert Lawson, the author of Dare to be a Millionaire, discusses what adults should teach teens about money. Adults should make it their business to teach young people that its not how much you...
CHICAGO, Aug. 25 (Xinhua) -- Nearly a third of young adults were found to be "financially precarious" because they had poor financial literacy and lacked money management skills and income stability, a recent study of the University of Illinois (UI) found. ...
The article focuses on a 2012 financial literacy survey that found U.S. adults lacked basic financial skills needed to build a stable financial future. It states the survey found 56 percent of adults admitted they don't have a budget while a third of adults don't pay all of their bills ...
Only a thirdof adults are financially literate, according to research published by the OECD last year. Karen Holland, a teacher and founder of the Gifting Sense financial literacy programme, said parents had an important role in teaching children “powerful and therefore sticky life skills” such ...
Furthermore, they are more confident to take a high level of risk because they have the resource and the skills to conduct a risky investment. Based on these debates, we propose the following: H10. Risk-taking moderates the relationship between attitude toward behavior and intention to invest...