From Saving Today to Investing Tomorrow Most Consumers Want Financial Literacy Taught in Schools
Synchrony released findings from its 'In Sync with Consumers' survey revealing that while nearly 70% of consumers believe financial literacy should be taught in schools, only 39% reported learning personal finance topics there. The data highlights a persistent confidence gap, showing that 69% of consumers feel confident managing budgets but only 46% feel confident investing.
Key figures
- Pct strong skills
- 56%
- Pct believe taught
- nearly 70%
- Pct learned school
- 39%
- Survey sample size
- 1500
- Pct confident budget
- 69%
- Pct confident invest
- 46%
- Pct lifelong journey
- 75%
AI analysis
The rest of the AI analysis, red flags and sentiment are part of Signal8 Pro.
AI-generated analysis of a public disclosure. Not investment advice; verify against the original document.