This is rich, the state mandating a personal finance course requirement to graduate from high school. Quoting Gov. Gavin Newsom: “We need to help Californians prepare for their financial futures as early as possible. Saving for the future, making investments and spending wisely are lifelong skills that young adults need to learn before they start their careers, not after.”
With the state going from a $100 billion surplus to a $30 billion to $70 billion deficit in a year , this should be a required course for Gov. Newsom and every state legislator. And then they need to be held responsible and accountable to follow what they learned.
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